Currently on senior tour group with Deb and Jenny. We are 50 seniors aged over 65 and multiple…read morepersonalities. Both of our hosts have gone beyond exceptional help. Weather was not the greatest and they smiled through it all. They have kept us busy and provided an experience with great stops and food choices were surpassed. Hotel rooms overlook Lake Huron with fully furnished balconies. We still have one more day tomorrow. I could have never done this trip without them and i have met some wonderful friends. Thank you for having such great people who plans these wonderful trips and working hard to keep costs affordable. I just wanted you to know your seniors are so lucky. Thank you so much

I have attended a lot of events at the Lisle Sr Center for many years. Everyone has worked very…read morehard to make this a great place for seniors. I do miss having our own bus to travel to various events. Perhaps in the near future we will once again have our own bus and continue to take mini trips.

Excellent event- this year probably had the best overall speaker lineup yet. Can't wait for next…read moreyear

From the owner: TEDxNaperville is a community organization and disruptive ideas conference that shares powerful…read moreideas from the greater Chicago area's most original and visionary thinkers. Our platform amplifies movements through large-scale events, community initiatives, and an ever-growing content library of online talks.

http://www.bridgecommunities.org/ They provide transitional housing for people in the process of…read morebecoming self-sufficient. One of the goals is to keep the children in their same school, because bouncing from place to place is detrimental to kids' academic progress. They are taking part in the Sleep Out for the Homeless this November. Great great GREAT people. Give them your time and $$ - it's worth it.

Bridge communities are the best at helping people change their lives. The organization was…read moreestablished to help those that are need of shelter; however they do so much more. Between the time you call to inquire about the program until the time you successfully graduate from the program you will feel the professionalism, compassion and love. If entered into the program they will partner you with people who will help you with your career, finances, budgeting, education, health and so much more. The amount of volunteers that go out of their way to help others in need are amazing! I highly recommend this program if you need help or want to volunteer and be part of an dynamic organization that is making a difference.

Fantastic park district - excellent selection of activities and the parks in the community are…read moreincredible and better than most much larger communities. Staff has been great and activities well organized. Truly a great aspect of the community.

It's ok. The staff seem overworked and underpaid. The facilities are decent though dirty and in…read moreneed of repair. The programs are better than they were a few years ago. Overall it's an average park district.

I haven't been to the arboretum since I was a kid and used to go frequently with my grandparents…read more Bored one Saturday, I decided to take my outdoorsy 4 year old daughter. We mainly just explored the Children's Garden area. Thankfully, there are bathrooms nearby. They were clean. And there was a vendor selling snacks outside (and yummy sangria) so I bought some there and didn't bother with the indoor restaurant. I would recommend if you're going with Young ones, to bring a stroller!! Children 3 and under are free admission. Tickets are a couple dollars cheaper if purchased online. I paid $25 for adult admission. We would have liked to take the tram around, but I didn't realize it only runs a couple of times and sells out quickly. So if you're interested in the tram ride, buy tickets when you first get there. My daughter loved the rope bridge/tree house area. Definitely a place to add into your rotation of places to go, especially if you have kids that love being outside in nature.

I last visited the Morton Arboretum when I was a teen and have wanted to make a return trip for…read moresome time. I recently attended a tour of the Arboretum via a small (10 people) van tour from another Chicago metro area community about 45 minutes from the location. Of course, it is very different; there is a sit-down restaurant with very good food, The menu is on their webpage. There is also a carry-out location very near the restaurant. There is also a gift/book shop near the entrance. The choices made by the buyer are truly one of a kind and in the best of taste. There are ample visitor facilities and places to sit down. I do not think that there were any special events taking place and if they do there appears to be ample parking which includes chargers for electric cars. Some of the facilities associated with the Arboretum are not close to the visitors' center but closer to the entrance/exit. The walking paths are do-able for hardy folks as well as those who are not. Lots of kids and parents were present, all having a great time. The tram is highly recommended as it gives a one of a kind look at the Arboretum, its past and its future and our driver/guide was terrific. The cost is $10 for non-members, and well worth it. As I am an infrequent visitor I would not be a good candidate for a membership; if I lived closer to the site and were a frequent visitor the cost-savings for an Arboretum membership would be a nice savings I think. Lastly there was a bit of confusion about the admission pricing for our group; our trip organizers may have been quoted one price, and we were charged another upon arrival at the entrance to the Arboretum. We were paying per attendee not as a group, so perhaps that is where the confusion began. Perhaps pre-payment is preferred here. Group sales for the Arboretum would be able to clarify this I am sure.

It's a great please to learn to meditate. The teacher is…read moreextremely loving. There is a sense of community that helps you feel welcome. Highly recommend!

This is such a calming , loving , and enlightening safe space to come…read more The venue is beautiful and there were very nice and helpful people directing us . The speakers were nice and informative. The sessions were helpful as well. I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I definitely would recommend.

this is so bad. I still haven't finished fixing Ralph Kings damage. what he did I'm pretty sure Is…read moreagainst code too. he did not do the work the way he described. he came hung over or extremely tired and late to do the job. he also changed his rate.

From the owner: The DuPage Senior Citizens Council (DSCC) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3), volunteer driven…read moreorganization, devoted to enriching senior life. Since 1975, DSCC has been providing a variety of programs and services to help seniors live safely in their homes and provide them the opportunity to maintain their well being. As a proud member of the Meals on Wheels Association of America, DSCC is the Meals on Wheels provider for all of DuPage County. Our services include: - Meals on Wheels / Home Delivered Meals - Friendly Visits / Friendly Phone Calls - Well-Being Checks - Pet Food & Assistance - Senior Dine / Community Dining - And More