GIVE THANKS WITH THESE SCRUMPTIOUS DINING OPTIONS
WESTERN SUBURBS – Holiday Inspired The 10th Annual Artisan Craft and Food Fair will be hosted at Heritage Prairie Farm in Elburn on November 10th and November 11th. Many new and returning vendors will help you prepare for the holiday season. Guests are encouraged to check out the HPF Farm Store filled with a variety of local goods plus their Organic Produce, Microgreens, Free Range Eggs, Raw Honey, and much more.
Fox Valley Food for Health will host their annual “Harvest Moon Dance” fundraiser at Eagle Brook Country Club at the Eagle Brook Country Club on November 10th. The evening will include cocktails, dinner, and live music, as well as silent and live auctions. Proceeds from the event will assist Fox Valley Food for Health in expanding their services and continuing to educate the community.
TriCity Family Services runs an Adopt-a-Family Thanksgiving program and you can help by simply donating all the holiday meal fixings for a Thanksgiving dinner. Food should not require refrigeration and should be able to sit for about a week without spoiling. In addition to the Thanksgiving meal fixings, donors often provide other pantry essentials and popular food items for households with children, and other special treats. Baskets can be dropped off at the Agency, located at 1120 Randall Court, Geneva the week of November 13 through November 17.
If you would like to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner without the cooking, head to Claddagh Irish Pub in Geneva on November 22nd. They will be serving a Thanksgiving buffet of turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce and plenty of deserts; however if you prefer no cooking, but would favor something non-traditional, St. Charles Place Steak House and Banquet has a menu just for you. They will be serving up Filet Mignon, Lobster Tail, Shrimp, Roasted Duck, and so much more. -Kristen Kucharski
