Thurs June 5, PSC General Meeting  We hope your summer will be full of fun things to do!  This will be our only meeting in June so please plan to come at 7 pm at Miller’s Ale House and have some libations while we tell you our plans for the summer.  Miller’s is located at 455 E. Butterfield Rd in Lombard, just across the street from Yorktown shopping center. We are in the private room, closest to Butterfield Rd (north side of building).

Please reply to the meeting notice on Meet-Up. Our Club needs to provide a headcount at least one week before the meeting so please reply before that.

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Fri June 20, Hokusai & Ukioye/The Floating World Art Exhibition 1:30 pm  The Cleve Carney Museum of Art at College of DuPage, 425 Fawell Boulevard, Glen Ellyn, will feature over 60 original works and artifacts by the masters of Japan’s Edo Period (1603-1868). Works by acclaimed artists such as Hokusai and Hiroshige are a window into the life during this time when the city of Edo (present-day Tokyo) thrived as the center of Japan’s economy and culture. 

The collection includes original painted works, intricate color woodblock prints and instruments and other beautifully lacquered objects and more. This collection has never been seen in the U.S. and is on loan from the Edoardo Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art in Genoa, Italy. 

Additional related interactive displays will be shown throughout the McAninch Arts Center, where the museum is located.

TICKETS: Please purchase your tickets online in advance:  https://www.theccma.org/hokusai.  Cost is $27-$30.  Tickets are priced for timed entry—we will plan on a 1:30 pm ticket on June 20—please arrive about 10 minutes early so we can gather as a group.

AFTERWARDS: Approximately 3:30? We’ll stop at Two Hound Red Brewery, 486 Pennsylvania Avenue, Glen Ellyn for refreshments.

Also please sign up on MeetUp so we know who will be joining us.  Note that signing up on MeetUp alone will not get you into the exhibit—you must purchase your timed entry ticket in advance.  Event hosted by Eileen Murphy Amlee

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Sat June 21, Chicago Dogs Baseball, Rosemont, 6pm - Take Me Out to the Ballgame! Join Piccadilly for our first ever Chicago Dogs Baseball Game. The Chicago Dogs are members of the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball and welcomes fans of all ages for a one-of-a-kind experience where every day is fan appreciation day. Our game has the bonus of being a theme night of “HEROES AND VILLAINS” (so dress accordingly) and a Fireworks Night!  We will be sitting in the outfield Reserve Section for the low low price of $15 per ticket and $3 for parking. I am told the food and drinks are also reasonably priced.

You must purchase your tickets ahead of time online at the following link:

https://mlb.tickets.com/schedule/?agency=CDSV_PLAGENCY_MPV&orgid=53091#/sales_group_code;salesGroupId=8340  Code: PSKI.

Each ticket purchase would include a Chicago Dogs hat. The game will be held on Saturday 6/21/25 at 6:00 PM (gates open at 5pm) at the state-of-the-art Impact Field located at 9800 Balmoral Avenue in Rosemont. Hope to see you there!  - Ted R

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Tues June 24, “Kaleidoscope Eyes” Band at Fishel Park, 6/7 pm. There is no better way to enjoy the summer than being outside, relaxing, and taking in the music with friends. Come hear “Kaleidoscope Eyes.”  This amazing acoustic tribute band formed to capture the feel, sound and vocal diversity of the Fab Four. 

Our PSC point person for the night, Cheryl Skurkis, will be there at 6pm to secure some spots, so come early and help set up our location. We usually meet toward the front of the park, on the south side, by the vendors, adjacent to Grove Street. Note: we are looking for someone to coordinate weekly meetings at Fischel Park for impromptu gatherings.

Concert runs 7-8:30pm. Bring your own chair, blanket, food & beverage. No Outside Alcohol allowed.  Alcoholic drinks and food are available for purchase on site. Please RSVP on MeetUp so we can watch for you. 1000 Grove St., Downers Grove - west of Main St. (behind Emmett’s).

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