Workshop 88 is a newly founded space where people with common interests; generally in science,…read moretechnology, and/or the digital and electronic arts, can socialize and collaborate. Come share ideas, have fun, learn something new or make something. Meetings and classes are open to the public so if you are interested, drop in. Check the website or follow them on twitter @Workshop88 for details on meetings and other upcoming social events.

Workshop 88 is not closed!…read more They are a lively community of creative talented makers who are active in the maker community, attending Maker Fairs, teaching classes and more. The space is well equipped with 3D printers (dual head, PLA, ABS, delta types), a laser cutter/engraver, vinyl cutters, a wood shop, lathe, mill, metal working tools and much more. There is no access to the space from Main Street which probably led to this confusion. Access to the space is via the parking lot behind main street, the parking lot entrance is actually on Pennsylvania Ave, North and East of the address on main. They have open house Thursday nights - come check it out!

Cool venue; but when I purchase VIP and get an email that says " will begin at 4:00PM " but nobody…read morecomes out to see if there are any VIP in line at 4 it's pretty disappointing and very unprofessional to tell me I missed out when I've been in the parking lot the last hour and a half

This place has great parking really nice size venue they serve food bartenders were quick and…read moreefficient. The live music the night that I went was phenomenal. I did not eat, but they do serve food and it smelled amazing. They have an outside patio with benches. The venue also seemed to be a wheelchair accessible.

I was fortunate to be invited for one of Glen Oak's annual candlelight dinners. It was quite nice…read morewithout being overly pretentious. Free valet and coat check (well, someone pays for it I'm sure, but as a I was a guest it sure wasn't me). Nice bar area with a roaring fireplace. Okay wine and whiskey selection, nothing over the top but definitely good selections available. The dinner was served by candlelight, which was actually pretty swank. Food was good. Dinner wine was great. Costumed carolers were interesting. Overall a positive experience. Holiday without tackiness. Kinda nice.

#earleygotthegirlie !! Doesn't everyone love a good wedding hashtag? Celebrated one of my…read moregirlfriends and her future hubby today at Glen Oak Country Club for a bridal shower! The grounds were beautiful and it was the most perfect weather! Being from Wheaton, I had no idea this gem was right around the corner! Shower went great and the staff was attentive. Only complaint was it seemed by the time the middle crowd got up to get brunch, pickings were slim and food had been picked through or cleared out! By the time they had replaced the empty bins, the "shower" portion was beginning and I think guests felt like they shouldn't go up and get seconds or in some case firsts! The grounds were absolutely beautiful and the mimosas were top notch!

Nami is a great help for any one that has a diagnosis or is having a crisis. They have a raspy…read moreplace for the crisis so if someone is having a mental meltdown you can come here and you can stay here for few days until you get stable and medicated. They have tons of support Group family group or individual support groups. This place is a safe haven for anyone that needs support. Come here or spread the word that this is a good place for adults and young adults

NAMI dupage has a great program called the living room. The living room is a great program led by…read morepeers who are in recovery from mental illness. It is a great alternative to e.r. NAMI dupage also has access to social workers and doctors on site.

Amazing and super welcoming group-- a great way for literally ANYONE in DuPage County to get…read moreinvolved within their community! Are you interested in gardening, restoration work, political advocacy, or even crafting? All waiting for you at Sustain DuPage! Could not recommend checking out this group enough :)

If you're looking for a place to meet up with family or friends, American Legion Post 300, is the…read moreplace. Great drinks and you'll find the food is also amazing along with their weekly menu specials! Home cooking' at its best! Stop in and see Melissa and ask about the menu. In addition, Consider The American Legion for your next party! As a community member, our family has had all kinds of celebrations here. From baby showers, wedding anniversaries, birthday and retirement parties. I'm sure I'll be booking more in the future. There is Ample space for your guests; kitchen is available most of the time; and the bar will take care of your beverage needs. Staff always goes above and beyond to be accommodating. Great Job Staff!

Friday's here are a must, between the great fish fry the amazing bartender...who is also the cook,…read moreand the people! I will definitely be back!

I love this group so much. We had been looking for a pup and we were referred to ARF and I have had…read moreextraordinary service! Everyone has been so nice, kind, and their dedication to their mission is unwavering. I'm so grateful to them for our Louie !!! 100% gold star

I'm not sure that these folks actually want to adopt out their rescue pups. Was approved and got…read morean email stating I was approved. Second email said wait 5-7 days and respond with dogs you're interested in, which I did. Never heard back. Ended up going to a local rescue and adopted a senior companion with special needs to add to the family. Our last rescue we had for over 11 years and we kept in touch with not only his rescue (yearly with donations and events), but with the actual person who rescued him. We are sorry ARF turned out to be such a disappointment with no communication after application approval. But nonetheless, it worked out for us and the rescue we rescued from. I was warned in the therapy dog community not to attempt to adopt from them and they were correct. Hate to leave a bad review since it's all volunteers, but simple communication goes a long way when there are a lot of pups waiting for forever homes out there.

Tonya & Kate have been extremely rude & unprofessional in handling my emergency rental assistance,…read moreI am self employed and owed 6,800 through IDES both employees failed to have me do any questionnaire on what's the delay for the money & they never sent over the 1099 documents for the cash I've received to help get qualified for the grant. They have been dismissive, won't transfer me to the correct person or schedule an appointment to speak with a board member on why I can't receive a written response with detailed explanation on how we can't go further, Tonya constantly kept saying this was pending litigation & didn't ask any questions on the documents sent to her that showed that I have a large sum of money coming my way that will help me pay my rent from that point on, this grant is for emergencies & everything I sent was never looked at or questioned on the severity of the emergency

This is a great resource for the community. I volunteered here for a few months too. Support them…read morein any way you can!

Their process is ridiculous... no wonder people shop and don't adopt... rude curt email responses…read moreto a ten page application with no opportunity for clarification. Awful. I don't know why anyone would put up with the horrible way they treat prospective adopters.

Best rabbit rescue around. Rachael the director is great and makes sure every rabbit is going to…read morethe best possible home. Couldn't recommend them more.

I have contributed to and had some non-proift business contact with Bridge Communities since it was…read moreformed some twenty years ago. I have the highest opinion of Bridge and their staff. They are effective, business like with a heart and warmth and they have a top reputation for their field of activity. Bridge has helped many adults and children to a better life. I support them wholeheartedly.

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.