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Nov 2011  |  By kelly Konrad  |  Comments

5 Things to Do: December 9 - 11

Music, shopping, Santa sightings and more make up a fun-filled holiday weekend.

Chris Isaak
Saturday, December 10
Centre East, Skokie

In the mood for a melody? Chris Isaak may be most musically famous for his 90s hit, "Wicked Game," but he's got quite the music and acting chops. A great holiday show!

The Joffrey Ballet's Nutcracker Family Dinner
Saturday, December 10
Palmer House Hilton, Chicago

It's a Chicago tradition—take in a performance of the Joffrey's "Nutcracker" and make it extra special with a family dinner package at the Palmer House.

Breakfast with Santa
Saturday, December 10
Winnetka Community House

A community favorite, The Winnetka Community House hosts Santa every December, complete with a family breakfast buffet, crafts and the Big Guy.

Antiques, Collectibles and Flea Market
Saturday, December 10 and Sunday, December 11
Grayslake

If you are a flea market fan, don't miss Zurko's last show for the year—think stocking stuffers!

Chicago Children's Museum: Family Snow Ball
Sunday, December 11
Chicago Children's Museum, Navy Pier

Support the Chicago Children's Museum with a great way to engage the entire family in a benefit experience—family-friendly activities, a live DJ, and a kid-style "fancy schmancy" dinner.

Wait! There's more ...

Shhhh...opping in Highland Park, December 8 - 10: Get your holiday shopping done during this weekend's festive holiday environment, with carriage rides, live reindeer, and even chestnuts roasting on an open fire!

Schubas Family Series: Gustafer's Holiday Yellowsnow Show, December 11: Treat the kiddos to holiday music in a trendy setting!

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Kelly Konrad

Kelly Konrad is MakeItBetter's web editor and a feature writer, as well as a wife and mom. A Glenview resident and a graduate of Michigan State University, her turn ons are great report cards, cancelled soccer practices, cheesy reality TV and books, books, books—so much so she started Litzyditz.com. Turn offs include all things Kardashian and "The Donald."

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