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Elkhart opens new butterfly habitat Staff report The Village of Elkhart, Illinois Elkhart is celebrating nature and plants at a new exhibit located along Route 66. A ceremony along with a day of family friendly activities is being planned Saturday, June 12. A new “Elkhart Monarch Flyway” Native Plant and Pollinator Habitat, is located at the corner of Historic Route 66 and Governor Oglesby Street in Elkhart, and will open to the public after a brief ceremony at 9:45 a.m. Saturday, June 12. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. several activities are scheduled in the Village. At the Flyway, enjoy a tour of the native plants and an opportunity to receive a free Native Plant Kit (while supplies last). Also at the habitat location, there will be a photo opportunity with a giant six foot monarch butterfly. The event will encourage attendees to experience a different opportunity – involving nature and plants - on Illinois’ Route 66 Scenic Byway and the Route 66 Mo ....
Traditional Mother’s Day brunch buffet spreads are still a bit of a rarity this year with local restaurants limited to 50-percent seating capacity. However, several area food businesses have come up with some creative ways to give Mom the royal treatment. Culinary options to pamper mom with this year range from an English tea to a to-go family meal, a supper club experience to delectable sweets. Below are the local businesses that responded to our request for specials they are preparing to help celebrate Mother’s Day, May 9. Farmhouse Restaurant Let’s kick things off with the only local brunch buffet I can confirm: the Farmhouse Restaurant in Harvest Market is enhancing its regular Sunday brunch buffet for a special Mother’s Day fete. ....
The Courier Reservations are now being accepted for the Wildflower Walks in Elkhart. The walks will be held at 10 a.m or 2 p.m. every Saturday in April with the first starting April 3. The final event scheduled April 24 will offer two bird walks, one at 6 a.m. and another at 4 p.m., with a combination bird and flower walk at 10 a.m. Private tours for groups of 10 or more can be arranged on other days during the spring bloom. The bird walk will once again be led by a team of fabulous birders, who helped to identify over 60 species of birds on previous walks. ....
Elkhart Historical Society plans Irish celebration Lincoln Courier The Elkhart Historical Society is celebrating the Irish at 2p.m. Sunday March 21 by offering Irish, Celtic and Appalachian music at the Gillett Chapel on the Hill. The cost for the concert will be $10 per person. For those who want to add an optional traditional Corned Beef and cabbage dinner for an extra $15 per person between 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. at Wild Hare Café. Both events can be reserved by calling 217 947 2238. Reservation forms are available at: http://www.wildharecafe-elk-il.com/ ; http://www.elkharthistoricalsociety.org/ or at the Country Bumpkin in Elkhart. Reservations must be made with prompt payment no later than March 17th. ....