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Monday, November 07, 2022Holly Days Returns to Downtown Elgin
“Holly Days” planned to enhance shopping, dining and drinking in Downtown Elgin throughout the holiday season Holly Days will kick-off on November 26th for Small Business Saturday with a variety of events being planned to draw shoppers and visitors to support local businesses throughout the entire holiday season. On November 26th the Downtown Neighborhood Association of Elgin, in partnership with the City of Elgin, will host a "Holiday Cheers" beverage crawl at over twenty participating businesses.
Friday, July 08, 2022'Block Party in a Box'' rolled out to Elgin residents
‘Block Party in a Box’ rolled out to Elgin residents Reservations available on a first-come, first-served basisElgin, IL - The City of Elgin announces its ‘Block Party in a Box’ is available for reservations. The ‘Block Party in a Box’ (BPB) is a trailer filled with all things necessary to host a block party and get to know your neighbors: tables, chairs, pop-up tents, entertainment and yard games, barricades and safety signs. The BPB is free to reserve, and City staff will handle drop-off and pick-up.
Thursday, May 26, 2022City of Elgin to Participate in National ‘Arts & Economic Prosperity 6’ Study
City of Elgin to participate in the national ‘Arts & Economic Prosperity 6’ study Ishti is performing in the Going Dutch Festival presented by Side Street Studio Arts at the Elgin Art Showcase. Photo by Roberto Martinez, 2017. Data collection for a most comprehensive study of the economic impact of nonprofit arts and culture industry underwayElgin, IL - The City of Elgin is pleased to announce its
Thursday, February 24, 2022City of Elgin launches community solar program
Community solar subscriptions now available to Elgin residents and small businessesElgin, IL - Elgin residents and small businesses can save money on electric bills and help develop the solar industry in Illinois thanks to a new City-sponsored community solar program. Community solar program subscribers receive credits on their ComEd accounts, reducing the energy supply charges on their monthly bills by $100 per year on average. There are no credit checks, enrollment fees or termination
