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Historic Downtown Long Grove Business Association All about chocolate Long Grove’s annual homage to the cocoa bean returns with “For the Love of Chocolate.” The event May 14-16 may be on a smaller scale to comply with COVID-19 health and safety guidelines but it won’t skimp on everything chocolate. Included are food vendors, live entertainment and kid’s activities. Opening night includes an artist hand carving a sculpture of Frank Sinatra while singer Tony Ocean performs. Advance online registration is required to attend. Downtown Long Grove, 308 Old McHenry Rd. Tickets: $10-$45. V...
Theater to Stream: âAssassinsâ and âRomeo and Julietâ Highlights include a virtual production of Adam Rappâs âThe Sound Insideâ and a new reading series by Roundabout Theater Company. From left, Adam Chanler-Berat, Steven Pasquale and Judy Kuhn rehearsing âAssassinsâ last year.Credit...Ahron R. Foster April 14, 2021Updated 11:24 a.m. ET In March of last year, Classic Stage Company announced that its revival of the Stephen Sondheim musical âAssassinsâ was postponed. âThe production was to begin performances on April 2,â the e...
[embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CMtA-__FSay/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link[/embed] Gain a deeper understanding of this small but prominent Singapore Indian community with this exhibition that tells its lesser-known stories. The first part, Roots, explores the origins of Singapore's Sikh community, from its beginnings at the crossroads of civilisation in Punjab to the birth of the Sikh faith. This is followed by Settlement, which presents the narratives of Sikh migrants in Singapore, revealing the story of the nascent original community and some of its prominent members. Contemporary Perspect...
Things to do in April 2021 We’re now well into the year, and we all deserve a good treat for hanging tough through the first quarter of it. To shake things up, there’s a whole range of new things to do this April 2021 that are sure to give you new experiences in familiar spots around Singapore. From the annual Songkran festival at Wild Wild Wet to the opening of the new Botanic Gardens Gallop extension, these 15 new things to do will be sure to jazz up your weekends this April. 1. Cycle at St. John’s & Lazarus island Image for illustration only