Enjoy both the artistic and natural community of Elmhurst without your home falling behind with a cramped layout, outdated cabinets, creaky floors, and laminate countertops. Our outstanding team of talented and celebrated designers and artisans is excited to offer you a free in-home consultation. Let's harness your creativity and head on the path to your upcoming remodeling adventure.
Recreational adventure is waiting for you at Berens Park. The park has a running trail, a popular sledding hill, and two playgrounds. The Hub offers seasonal amenities, including four-station batting cages for softball or baseball, an 18-hole miniature golf course, a spray ground, and a Multipurpose room available for rental.
Pints Elmhurst is a locally owned go-to spot to catch all your favorite sports on TV and to meet friends for a drink. Pints features 20 craft beers on tap and more than 50 bottles/cans of beer choices! To eat, Pints serves a mouth-watering selection of gourmet burgers, sandwiches, cheese curds, and more.
Spark your creativity and find cultural enrichment through the visual arts, education, and architecture at the Elmhurst Art Museum. There is 15,000+ square feet of exhibition and education space. The Museum houses world-class exhibitions, the unique home by Mies van der Rohe, and an Education Center.
Get in touch with nature at the Wilder Park Conservatory. They raise native plants that are later transplanted to natural areas. You can find a wide variety of plants. It's the ideal picture spot to capture your special day in Elmhurst. The conservatory offers several educational events and floral shows for all to enjoy.
Your student's path toward excellence begins in Elmhurst D205. Elmhurst School District 205 aims to educate, engage, and empower all students through all-day kindergarten, dual language, extensive extracurriculars, and award-winning educators. They maintain 14 schools that are known to be Exemplary and Commendable!
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The Elmhurst area was initially settled by members of the Potawatomi Native American people, followed by European-American immigrants in the mid-1800s. Elmhurst, formerly known as Cottage Hill, experienced significant growth with the construction of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad, providing easier access to Chicago for farmers. The village was incorporated in 1882, and Elmhurst University was established in 1871. Elmhurst Memorial Hospital, the first hospital in DuPage County, was founded in 1926. The community holds annual events such as the Memorial Parade and St. Patrick's Day Parade, which is the third largest in the Chicago area.
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