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October 6, 2022Business Spotlight: Cultured Roots Plant Studio Village Trick-or-Treating Announced Fire Department Open House Police Department Pink Patch Project Wine Palate Training Residents Invited to Take Recreation Survey MainStreet Libertyville's First Friday MainStreet Libertyville's Fashion on MainStreet Senior Center Historic Pullman Trip GLMV's 3rd Annual Coat Drive for Vets Business Resources for Manufacturing Month Fall's Out, Forks Out in Libertyville Employment Opportunities
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Business Spotlight: Cultured Roots Plant StudioAs part of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Village is proud to recognize several Latino/a/x-owned businesses.
Cultured Roots Plant Studio opened in May 2021 during the pandemic. After their one-year anniversary, they decided to move closer to the heart of Libertyville in downtown. Cultured Roots is the very first Latina-owned plant studio in Lake County. Owner Crystal can help with any of your plant needs with her variety of plants, plant care, and plant accessories. For more about Cultured Roots, visit their Facebook page here.
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Village Trick-or-Treating AnnouncedGet your candy ready! This year's trick or treating festivities will fall on Monday, October 31st from 4 pm to 8 pm.
Head out in costume and collect spooky treats from your neighbors!
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Fire Department Open HouseThe Libertyville Fire Department Open House is back! From 1 pm to 4 pm on Saturday, October 15th, tour Fire Station 1, 1551 N. Milwaukee Ave., with your friendly Libertyville firefighters. Watch live demonstrations, slide down a fire pole, play giant Jenga, and visit the department's recruitment table!
No RSVP required!
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Police Department Pink Patch ProjectFor its second year, the Libertyville Police Department is participating in the Pink Patch Project! Patrol Officers and Community Service Officers are invited to wear a commemorative pink patch during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Residents and supporters may also buy their own pink patch for a minimum $10 donation. For details, click here.
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Wine Palate TrainingWhat's a tannin? How do you pair which wine with what? What does it mean to be a sweet or dry wine? Find the answers at the Libertyville Recreation Wine Palate Training on Tuesday, October 11th! From 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm, Tasteful Adventures will guide you through wine tasting and palate recognition.
To register, click here.
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Residents Invited to Take Recreation SurveyResidents are invited to share their input with Libertyville Recreation about which programs and events they'd like to see! The department appreciates any and all community feedback as it plans its next year of programming.
Survey closes on October 13th. To take the survey, click here.
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MainStreet Libertyville's First FridaySupport your local downtown and join MainStreet Libertyville for First Friday on Friday, October 7th! Enjoy refreshments, special discounts, and exclusive shopping features as shops stay open late. Close out the night with dinner at one of Libertyville's award-winning restaurants!
For details, click here.
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MainStreet Libertyville's Fashion on MainStreetFall, fashion, and fun! Celebrate the season's hottest styles with local boutiques and MainStreet Libertyville at Fashion on MainStreet! From 11 am to 2 pm on Sunday, October 16th, indulge in lunch and a fashion show, raffle prizes, and curated coupons.
To register, click here.
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Senior Center Historic Pullman TripJoin the Senior Center on a trip to the historic Pullman District on Thursday, October 20th! This active, vibrant Chicago neighborhood embodies the continuing American story of the city. The Historic Pullman Foundation will lead participants on a walking tour of the neighborhood.
Bus leaves at 9:30 a.m. $50 ticket includes transportation, walking tour, museum, and lunch. To register, contact Jennifer West at civiccenterlib@sbcglobal.net or 847-247-7659. Please note that payment must be made prior to registration confirmation.
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GLMV's 3rd Annual Coat Drive for VetsClean out your closet and donate to veterans! The GLMV Chamber of Commerce is hosting its 3rd Annual Coat Drive for Vets - and pets! New and gently-used coats and outerwear may be dropped in the collection bin at the front of Village Hall, 118 W. Cook Ave., now through October 16th.
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Business Resources for Manufacturing MonthOctober is Manufacturing Month! Libertyville thanks its manufacturing businesses for their contributions to the community. Several agencies are offering additional resources during October to provide tools to small businesses and manufacturers:
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Fall's Out, Forks Out in Libertyville!Seasonal salads, smoky barbecue, earthy gourds and grains - savor the fresh flavors of fall at one of Libertyville's 90 restaurants!
Fall in love with the season at www.LibertyvilleDining.com.
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Employment Opportunities Interested in a career in community service ? Get alerts for future job postings with the Village at Notify Me > Government Jobs!
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