February Events on the Way

It’s hard to believe that January is almost over already, but there’s still a lot to look forward to in 2012.  While Chicago is hosting some incredible activities within the next few weeks, the city of Joliet has a few of its own exciting events on the way.

Looking for some wine, cheese, or chocolate?  How about coming down to the Food Tour on February 16th, where you’ll find all three!  This spectacular event includes a walking tour of delicious treats, wine and prizes.  Local restaurants like the Chicago Street Pub, Gji’s Sweet Shop, and others are coming together to give community members another great night in Downtown Joliet.  Only $22 per person, the fun starts at 5:30pm.

You may also want to check out the Joliet Drama Guild’s schedule of upcoming shows.  February 10-19th the production of The Lion in Winter will be showing with a fantastic cast and crew.  Come and endure this epic story of love and power, as Henry II of England puts on a performance you’ll never forget.

If you make your way into the big city, stop by McCormick Place February 10-19 to check out the Chicago Auto Show.  The Chicago Automobile Trade Association has been putting the show on since 1935, though it was originally introduced in 1901.  Today, it’s the biggest auto show in North America, offering a total of 2.7 million square feet of exhibit halls.  It’s only $11 to get in, so come check it out.

With Valentine’s Day coming up, consider treating that someone special to one of Chicago’s finest romantic restaurants.  Spend the day walking the city or ice skating at Millennium Park and top off the night by staying over in one of the Chicago’s luxury hotels.  Joliet is only a short drive away from the city, so it’s the perfect weekend getaway!

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