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Five Things To Do–Northern Suburbs: Feb. 6 to Feb. 8, 2026
Don't let the cold hold you back — these weekend events are worth layering up for. See what's happening near you.
Brace the cold at Winterfest.
Bundle up and join the fun at Wilmette Winterfest! Enjoy ice sculpture demos, live music, dance performances, a free movie screening, games, a bounce house, hot apple cider, and more — plus great dining and shopping throughout downtown Wilmette.
Date: Feb. 7
Time: 12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
Location: Downtown Wilmette
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Eight Things To Do in Chicago & Western Suburbs: Feb. 6 to Feb. 8, 2026
Don't let the cold hold you back — these weekend events are worth layering up for. See what's happening near you.
Enjoy delicious bites at the Taste of Ravenswood.
The Taste of Ravenswood returns for the annual, one-night-only celebration of the best food and drink the neighborhood has to offer. Attendees can also catch live music from pianists Casey Cross and Jeffrey Parker, live painting by artist Alexandra Stevenson, and explore a privately curated gallery of vintage neon signs accented by stunning floral arrangements.
Date: Feb. 6
Time: 7:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Cost: From $97.88
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Five Things To Do in Chicago: Feb. 6 to Feb. 8, 2026
Don't let the cold hold you back — these weekend events are worth layering up for. See what's happening near you.
Enjoy delicious bites at the Taste of Ravenswood.
The Taste of Ravenswood returns for the annual, one-night-only celebration of the best food and drink the neighborhood has to offer. Attendees can also catch live music from pianists Casey Cross and Jeffrey Parker, live painting by artist Alexandra Stevenson, and explore a privately curated gallery of vintage neon signs accented by stunning floral arrangements.
Date: Feb. 6
Time: 7:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Cost: From $97.88
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Ways to Celebrate Black History Month Around Chicagoland
Black history and heritage have shaped Chicago in immeasurable ways. In 1926, historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson started Negro History Week to promote learning about and celebrating Black history. This effort led to the creation of Black History Month. Chicago quickly became one of the cities where the observance took root through schools, cultural institutions, and community organizations.
There are countless ways to observe Black History Month in Chicagoland, from visiting museums to cultural events. Let our real estate agents be your guides to celebrating Black history and culture in Chicago.
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Eight Things To Do in the City and Western Suburbs: Jan. 30 to Feb. 1, 2026
Don't let the cold hold you back — these weekend events are worth layering up for. See what's happening near you.
Get a taste of Bite Nite.
Bite Nite returns featuring a lineup of local restaurants and food vendors. Beyond the food, this event also offers the chance to interact directly with local chefs and restaurant owners, making it as much about the people behind the menus as the bites themselves.
Date: Jan. 30
Time: 6:30–9:30 p.m.
Cost: $50+
Location: The Nineteenth Century Club. 178 Forest Ave., Oak Park
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