Ghostlight’s New Home

FOUNDERS-Sidebar-Photo

Mayor Bob Barnett (right) joins Ghostlight’s founding partners – William Hunter Evans, Colleen Gibbons, Micki Doherty, Carolina Menapace, and Alex Bahaveolos – at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for their new space.

Doherty, Ghostlight’s artistic director, said, “We are so excited to be in downtown Downers, and the welcome from the community has been incredible… So many of the kids never want to leave and just love hanging out, which is one of the reasons we built this new space.


See related story: Ghostlight Educational Theatre Collective continues to give back to the community


We wanted to create a second home where kids could feel safe and loved and welcomed, and seeing that come to fruition is just mind-blowing.” Bahaveolos, Ghostlight’s music director, added,

“I think it’s important to note that Ghostlight is a queer- and woman-owned business. I love the vibrancy we get to share in the Downers Grove community, and it was great to see so many students (both current and past), family, and friends come together to open up our new space.”

Author

13 - OB Trustee John Anos

Answering the Call to Serve

Shared-Brdrm_Exam-rm

From Boardrooms to Exam Rooms

Oakbrook Center’s mix of retail, dining, and public gathering spaces reflects changing consumer habits driven by social media, influencers, and digital culture. <br><i>Photo courtesy of Oakbrook Center</i>

The Influence Economy

Left: Photo courtesy of Montini Catholic High School  Right: Photo courtesy of Fenwick High School

Excellence in Competition

9- rememberance

Oak Brook’s Healing Field

Photo courtesy of 2d Restaurant – House of Teriyaki

6 Chicago Restaurants Worth Experiencing

CPHC members participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.

FINS UP!

Riding through Long Grove

Better Together

3 ECPA singers

Healing on a Higher Note

1 Philanthropy

Is Your Charitable Gift Making an Impact?

1 Philanthropy

Is Your Charitable Gift Making an Impact?

EM-Safety-Town

Little Streets, Big Lessons