Good morning, Naperville.

This weekend, Naperville hosts a book sale at Mill Street Elementary, local dining at Kreger’s and Rosie’s Home Cookin’ (now open at CityGate Centre), art exhibits at the Naperville Art League, and a Juneteenth celebration at Rotary Hill.

Farmers market and park concerts round out the local schedule.

The DuPage County Senior Resource Fair will be held June 15 from 10AM to 1PM in the first-floor auditorium at the JTK Administration Building (421 N.

County Farm Road, Wheaton) to offer vital programs for seniors, families, and caregivers in honor of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.

The Naperville Woman’s Club will host its juried Fine Art & Artisan Fair at Naper Settlement on June 27-28 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visitors can see over 100 artists displaying various works and join interactive art activities for all ages.

DuPage County Board held a time capsule ceremony on Tuesday to mark America’s 250th anniversary, with county leaders and Naperville’s Naper Settlement contributing memorabilia that will be sealed at the Jack T.

Kneupfer Administration Building until 2051 — preserving the community’s history for the future.

KidsMatter calls for limiting smartphone use among young children by urging parents, schools and communities to promote face-to-face play and reduce anxiety.

Naperville native CEO Nina Menis recommends phone-free schools and delayed phone adoption to build healthier digital habits.

North Central College earned AACSB accreditation for its School of Business and Entrepreneurship in April, marking a major milestone that confirms its commitment to high-quality business education and strengthens its role in Naperville’s local business community.

The DuPage Forest Preserve board approved James Privitt’s proposal on June 2 to relocate and restore historic Oak Cottage (in Greene Valley) with plans to move it within two miles of its current site if financial details are confirmed.

The project aims to preserve this local landmark.

City crews are clearing roadways of debris and restoring power for roughly 3,000 customers after a severe thunderstorm hit north and east Naperville on Wednesday — reports of fallen trees continue to come in.

When you experience dental pain, visit your dentist immediately instead of a hospital emergency department to determine if the cause is tooth decay, gum disease, or a sinus issue (which can mimic a toothache).

Local dental offices offer 24-hour emergency care for sharp pain, trauma, or abscess-related discomfort.

Naperville fans can watch every World Cup 2026 match at Quigley’s Irish Pub at 43 East Jefferson Ave starting today.

The pub upgraded its screens & seating to host all games from June 11 through July 19.

Guys and Dolls Musical

7:30 p.m. — Naperville Central High School Auditorium — Tickets available — Experience the classic musical featuring gamblers, missionaries, and unforgettable songs.

Naper Nights - Ozzy Osbourne and AC/DC Tributes

5-10 p.m. — Naper Settlement — Ticket information pending — Enjoy a night of thrilling tribute performances to legendary rock icons.

Candlelight Tribute to The Beatles

6:30-7:45 p.m. — Wentz Concert Hall & Fine Arts Center — Ticketed event — Celebrate the magic of The Beatles under the enchanting glow of candlelight performed by a string quartet.

Scoring College Basketball Camp

June 29 – July 3 — North Central College, Naperville — $ — Develop high-level scoring techniques and a champion mindset this summer.

Vince Kmiec Basketball Camp

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM — Merner Field House — Cost not specified — Enjoy a week of basketball training and fun under the guidance of experienced coaches and current players.

Boats, Bats and Barns Nightlife Experience

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Riverview Farmstead Preserve — $20 per person — Paddle the DuPage River and explore the fascinating world of bats at twilight.

CARS and STARS Celebration

11 AM - 2 PM — Iron Gate Motor Condos — Card only — Enjoy a BBQ and showcase of supercars, classic cars, and Americana flair.