Heritage arts in Chicago Heights, Illinois

The Drama Group, located at 330 202nd Street in Chicago Heights, Illinois, is a community of volunteers dedicated to producing high-quality, progressive, and artistic theatre. The institution believes in creating a culture of inclusion and opportunity, and is committed to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) at every level of the organization. The Drama Group offers a range of merchandise, including t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, and decals, in sizes to fit young adults, women, men, and larger sizes. The institution's upcoming production, "The Cast of Christmas Schooner," will be presented in December 2022. The Drama Group relies on the support of the community through ticket subscriptions, fundraisers, patron donations, grants, and advertising. Those interested in volunteering for set building, prop management, costume creation, ushering, and more can join the V.I.P. database for direct communication with show directors and other volunteers. Donations to The Drama Group are tax-deductible and greatly appreciated, with donors' names appearing in show programs for the entire season. Join The Drama Group in celebrating its heritage and supporting its future in the southwest suburbs.

The Field Building, located at 135 South La Salle Street in Chicago, Illinois, is a historic art deco office building designated as a Chicago Landmark. Completed in 1934, this 45-story skyscraper was one of the last major office buildings constructed in Chicago before the Great Depression and World War II. Designed by the firm of Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, the building features innovative design elements such as high-speed elevators and air conditioning. The building's lobby includes a multi-level arcade allowing pedestrians to walk between LaSalle and Clark Streets, as well as integrated design elements that mirror the building's exterior shape. The exterior of the building is clad in polished black granite on the first floor, with windows framed in polished aluminum or monel metal.

The Palmolive Building Landmark is a historic and iconic skyscraper located at 159 East Walton Place in Chicago, Illinois. Built in 1929, this Art Deco masterpiece stands as a symbol of elegance and luxury in the city's Gold Coast neighborhood. The building's distinctive design and ornate details make it a standout among Chicago's architectural landmarks. With its prime location and stunning views of Lake Michigan, the Palmolive Building is a sought-after destination for both residents and visitors alike. Explore the rich history and timeless beauty of this landmark institution in the heart of the Windy City.

The Herbert Polish School of Language and Culture, located at 12001 South Oak Park Avenue in Palos Heights, Illinois, was established in 2015 to meet the needs of the southwest suburbs of Chicago. Our curriculum, created by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Poland, prepares students for the Polish language certification exam administered by the Polish Consulate. Our dedicated faculty focuses on language competence, effective communication, and understanding of Polish literature, history, culture, and art. In addition to language and culture classes, the school offers religious education in Polish, overseen by Fr. Ryszard (Richard) Groń, PhD, with sacraments celebrated at Sacred Heart Church in Palos Hills. With a focus on personalized teaching methods and a welcoming atmosphere, the Herbert School ensures that the student is always at the center. We are named after the renowned Polish writer Zbigniew Herbert, a member of the Home Army during World War II and a highly acclaimed post-war poet and essayist. Join us in celebrating the rich heritage of Polish language and culture at Herbert School. Contact us at (630) 863-2759 or visit our Facebook page @szkolaherberta for more information.