Fall Bestie Brunch
A fall brunch gathering in downtown Naperville — bring your best friend and brunch your way. Confirm the venue name and any reservation details on the event page.
Details on Facebook →What’s happening in and around Naperville — concerts, festivals, markets, and family fun across the western suburbs, listed soonest first.
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A fall brunch gathering in downtown Naperville — bring your best friend and brunch your way. Confirm the venue name and any reservation details on the event page.
Details on Facebook →A free event for families: indoor Halloween-and-Christmas photo backdrops (costumes welcome), trick-or-treating under the tent, plus bounce houses weather permitting. Free until the candy runs out — confirm details on the event page.
Details on Facebook →The Vegan in the Burbs market returns to Solemn Oath Brewery in Naperville for a 40th birthday edition — noon to 3 PM, with guests encouraged to dress in sparkles. Confirm the vendor lineup on the event page.
Details on Facebook →Trick-or-treat across the 13-acre historic campus with candy stops, a Disney tribute band, themed inflatables, and slime-making — Halloween fall fun for little ones.
Details on Facebook →A two-day quilt show at the DuPage Event Center: Friday 9 AM–5 PM and Saturday 9 AM–4 PM, with longarm quilting machines, threads, and sewing gear on display. Saturday is the final day.
Details on Facebook →The weekly Saturday farmers’ market on North River Street, running May 16 through October 24 — produce, baked goods, plants, honey, and other farm goods.
Details on Facebook →A French-style open-air market with fresh produce, baked goods, and local retailers and community groups.
Details on Facebook →Lisle’s Saturday French market has doubled in size this year — shop local vendors for produce, baked goods, and more in the Metra parking lot downtown.
Details on Facebook →A 5K run/walk with age-6-and-up waves and shorter kids’ runs, benefiting the Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans. A registration fee applies — confirm the current price on the event page.
Details on Facebook →An indoor-outdoor artisan and vintage market at The Rustic Fox with local vendors, curated boutiques, and live music. Free entry and parking.
Details on Facebook →A one-day conference for couples focused on connection, communication, and friendship in marriage. Registration is per couple and was set to rise in September — confirm the current price on the event page.
Details on Facebook →A first-ever Yorktown Center takeover: more than 70 vendors with vintage clothing, handmade goods, and jewelry. Free entry, all ages welcome.
Details on Facebook →The long-running musical comedy: four women meet at a lingerie sale and bond over hot flashes, memory lapses, and more, set to parodies of classic ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s tunes.
Details on Facebook →A community trunk-or-treat in Aurora: come in costume for trick-or-treating from decorated trunks, then stay for a family-friendly movie under a festive Halloween atmosphere. A safe, welcoming event for all ages.
Details on Facebook →A public haunted house in Lisle, running Friday and Saturday 6–11 PM, with horror movies and free popcorn in Scholl Hall. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the door; expect strobes, fog, and jump scares — not for guests with seizure or heart conditions.
Details on Facebook →Crowder brings his genre-blending live show to Edman Chapel, joined by Rend Collective and Lost & Found, for a night of music, worship, and community. Doors open earlier for VIP and early-entry ticket holders — see the event page for the schedule.
Details on Facebook →An adults-only Halloween party at Lombard Moose Lodge, preceded by a deep-fried turkey dinner from 4–6 PM. Dinner is $15, the party is $10, or $20 for both; open to Moose members and qualified guests — sign up at the lodge if you can.
Details on Facebook →One of the Arboretum’s rare dog-friendly afternoons: leashed dogs are welcome on the 16 miles of trails from 3 PM to sunset (service dogs are always free). These are the only days pet dogs may visit the grounds.
Details on Facebook →A free nonprofit trunk-or-treat: decorated cars, candy and trick-or-treating, costumes, and music — Halloween fun for the whole family.
Details on Facebook →Downtown Batavia shops stay open late, decorated and stocked for the holidays, with a festive trolley running between participating businesses — early shopping for the gift list.
Details on Facebook →Refreshed daily from public Facebook event listings within about 12 miles of Naperville. Events are compiled from public Facebook event listings and the “What’s Happening in Naperville IL?” community group. Looking for events across the Fox Valley? See our Aurora events page. Times, venues, and ticket details can change — always confirm on the linked Facebook event page before heading out.
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