Lighthouses: Make a model lighthouse from wood parts. Learn about Maine’s lighthouses, the Fresnel lens (do an experiment with light), and listen to some lighthouse stories.

Approximately one out of every 20 children between the ages of 1 to 5 years has an eye problem that can permanently affect vision if left untreated. Project KidSight is a pro-active vision screening program designed to provide early identification of vision problems in children ages 1 to 5. It is a vision screening that uses a hand-held, specially designed camera to photograph the children’s eyes. If a vision problem is detected, the parent/guardian will receive a computer printout of the results that they can use to get additional testing.

Violinist Susie Hansen and her band perform their original style of Afro-Cuban Salsa and Latin Jazz. Popular with jazz aficionados, dancers, and foot-tapping listeners, the band knows how to get the audience moving. As Susie likes to say, “We aim for the feet!” The Muckenthaler’s executive director, Zoot Velasco, will teach a salsa dance lesson before the concert. ------ $20 Non-member . $16 Student/Senior . $10 Member ----- Purchase tickets at: https://www.themuckstore.com/Products_Detail.php?ProductID=384

An awesome convergence of great ukulele and musical talent on one stage for one night only! Opening the Ukulele festival is La Habra High School’s very own ukulele band. Featured performers include Captain Jeff and His Musical Chumbuckets, Janet Klein and Her Parlor Boys, and Left Over Cuties ---- Purchase tickets at: https://www.themuckstore.com/Products_Detail.php?ProductID=381 ------ $20 Non-member . $16 Student/Senior . $10 Member

Join the Muck in celebrating Polynesian culture with a special luau dinner, and a performance by Polynesian Paradise. Specializing in the traditional and modern dances of Hawaii, Tahiti, New Zealand and Samoa, Polynesian Paradise is currently the only Polynesian international touring company in Southern California.

Come relive the exciting and interesting history of the Grand Old Game and enjoy the fast-paced action of bare knuckle base ball based on the original rules from 1858. Visitors are invited to bring lawn chairs and blankets. Snacks and beverages will be available for purchase.

From farming to tradesmiths, there was plenty of work to be done in the early settlement days of Naperville. When all the work was complete, it was time to play. The same is true today and Naper Settlement invites you to spend some of your leisure time with us, learning about trades, crafts, chores and games. During the month of July, enjoy a variety of activities based on the theme, “Work and Play,” including tradesmen sharing their craft, rope making, laundry, food preparation, butter making, games, town ball and vintage baseball. After all, what is more American than baseball and hot dogs?

Sing along with Michele Spitz! Music for Munchkins was created to: • Bring the gift of music to young children • make learning fun and exciting with music • allow children to experience music through active participation • encourage children to develop a sense of confidence in their musical achievements • allow children to be creative and express themselves with music.

Each Settlement Sunday, admission to our museum not only includes free sundaes with do-it-yourself toppings, but also a variety of hands-on family activities, games, demonstrations and tours of historic buildings.

Guided walking tour of Joseph Naper’s original 19 blocks of Naperville with an emphasis on downtown Naperville living and the German immigrant experience. Highlights of the tour include the site of Naper Academy, Hannah Ditzler’s home, the site of Stenger Brewery, and where Ed Stoos made his once famous Naperville soda water. All ages welcome.