Soré Wellness

Soré Wellness was founded on the concept of Social Rejuvenation — a lifestyle that brings together health, wellness, and meaningful connection. Shaped by early experiences with yoga, mindful living, and meditation, the vision evolved into creating a modern wellness destination that offers more than relaxation alone. Today, Soré Wellness provides an elevated space where clients…

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Fitness Formula Clubs Elmhurst

Scott Lewandowski, General Manager Fitness Formula Clubs Elmhurst (FFC) has a clear mission: Enhancing the lives of their members and guests by improving their overall health and well-being. Every decision, from amenities to staff training, is guided by a focus on creating an environment where members feel motivated, supported, and empowered throughout their wellness journey.…

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Get Spring Break Ready

Your Ultimate Pre-Trip Beauty Guide BY DR. CHRISTINA STEIL &  DR. RACHEL BOGNET Spring break is just around the corner, and with it comes the promise of sun, sand, and relaxation. But before you can soak up the rays, you might be thinking about getting your body feeling and looking its absolute best. Forget last-minute…

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Music and Mentorship

Elmhurst resident leads Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras   BY ANNA HUGHES When Jennie Oh Brown first picked up a flute in eighth grade, something clicked. “I never really thought about talent,” Brown said. “I just thought about the fact that I really loved it, and it was really fun.” Brown had tried other instruments before…

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Renovations Worth Every Dollar

The home upgrades that bring the biggest return COURTESY OF MAINSTREET REALTORS® We’ve always known that first impressions matter, but did you know the same is true of your home? Replace an outdated front door with a new steel door, and you’re likely to recoup 100% of the value when it comes time to sell.…

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Built for the Times

A look at how homes evolve with us BY HINSDALE MAGAZINE GROUP STAFF   Home styles reflect how people live at different moments in history. From early formal houses to today’s flexible layouts, architecture has changed alongside family life, technology, and cultural priorities. These familiar home types trace the evolution of suburban living. Colonial &…

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Elmhurst Art Museum’s Robert McCormick House

Mies van der Rohe’s eternal Modernism BY MAUREEN CALLAHAN Have you ever wondered about the house adjacent to the Elmhurst Art Museum? It used to be a private residence here in town and is one of only three in the United States designed by German immigrant Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Mies van der Rohe…

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A Constant in the Community

Celebrating the Elmhurst YMCA’s 65th anniversary BY VALERIE HARDY  For Elmhurst, the YMCA is more than just a catchy song. It is a mainstay within the community, and one that is now 65 years strong. The Elmhurst YMCA, part of the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago, is a nonprofit organization committed to building strong communities and…

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Rhythm and Friendship

How Tree Town Tappers keep moving BY MAUREEN CALLAHAN One of the advantages of living in Elmhurst is our wonderful Park District. There’s something for everyone here, and one of the most noteworthy opportunities is the Tree Town Tappers (TTT), a performing tap dance group. TTT, as a group, started in 2014, but many members…

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Watch the Birdie

York’s head badminton coach, Gena Fite, enters her last season BY MAUREEN CALLAHAN “I’m going to miss these kids. They’re incredibly wonderful.” – Gena Fite “My dad always said a person has a responsibility to give back using their gifts,” said York head badminton coach, Gena Fite. “Sports were always easy for me. So, I…

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