From Girl Scout to Bat Woman
Over 2 million people viewed bright orange, life-like statues spread across the courtyard and corridors at NorthPark Center before the exhibit moved on in late fall.
Read moreOver 2 million people viewed bright orange, life-like statues spread across the courtyard and corridors at NorthPark Center before the exhibit moved on in late fall.
Read moreThe tree lighting will return in person with seasonal treats, a balloon artist, holiday music, a photo booth, and an opportunity to donate to “Toys for Tots.”
Read moreA turkey shortage? Baloney. Despite breathless proclamations and dire warnings, there is no real turkey shortage, Kersten Rettig says.
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New shopping, new dining, and more has arrived in the area, or is coming soon.
Read moreEataly inspires, it’s a visual feast. And thanks to some new art, it’s even moreso.
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The neighborhood grocery and specialty food shop is closing its Highland Park Village location after June 27 but hoping to open a new store nearby. (See below for what will fill that location in The Village).
Read morePandemic precautions won’t prevent NorthPark Center from going overboard with Christmas decorations, though they will require making sessions and storytimes with the mall’s beloved Santa Claus virtual.
Read moreSeeing Santa this year could look a bit like visiting a jailed relative: Expect a transparent barrier to separate guests from the world’s most beloved home invader.
Read moreSKULDUGGERY OF THE WEEK: CRIMINAL DISTANCING? Perhaps due to fear of COVID-19 spreading or Macy’s growing reputation for catching shoplifters
Read moreNorthPark Center management is closing the mall to the public beginning at 5 p.m. March 20 to prevent the spread
Read moreShopping centers, including Highland Park Village and NorthPark, are taking steps in hopes of preventing the spread of COVID-19.
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