Elk Grove Soccer Club will open 2012 Spring House Registration on Sunday, January 29th from Noon - 5 PM at the Pavilion. Registration cost is $60 Residents / $75 Non Residents. Register at the Pavilion on Sunday, January 29th and receive $10 off and get a free t-shirt (Good only on 1/29 and registration must be in person).

Register in person at the Pavilion or online with HOTReg.

House teams are generally formed on a neighborhood basis for preschool - 2nd grade.  For 3rd - 8th grades, teams are formed on a draft basis.  This is a great way to meet new friends.Games begin on Saturday and run April 14.Need more information? Visit http://egvsoccer.com/

Free Job Fair coming to the Pavilion on Thursday, February 16th from 11:00am to 3:00pm. This job fair is sponsored by Senator Dan Kotowski. It is free to all employers and job seekers. All attending employers will have open positions available. Country Financial, IL WorkNet and the Elk Grove Park District are co-sponsors of this event.  Questions can be answered by calling (847) 656-5414.

Seniors age 60 and over and those with low to moderate incomes may sign up at the Elk Grove Sheila Ray Adult Center to have their 2011 federal and state income tax returns prepared for free. The volunteers for the IRS-AARP Tax Aide Service are available to help. The Elk Grove Sheila Ray Adult Center is located at 225 E. Elk Grove Boulevard in Elk Grove Village. Both electronic and paper filing is available.

Details available here

Pavilion Fitness brings you Fitness Fest on Saturday, January 28th from 11:00 am – 1:00 pm at the Garden Terrace Banquet Room. Admission is free! Find out information on Personal Training, Nutrition, different training styles, fitness essentials (like dietary suppliments and proper training attire), and more!  Fitness Fest is for ages 10 and up.

Read more about Fitness Fest

Leisure Vision/ETC Institute and the Elk Grove Park District recently conducted a community survey. During July and August of 2009 surveys were mailed to 2,000 Elk Grove Village resident households. The goal was to receive 400 completed surveys in order for the results to be statistically reliable and valid. This goal was accomplished when 425 completed surveys were completed.  Thank you to all who completed the survey. Community surveys help establish priorities for the future improvement of parks and recreation facilities along with programs and services within the community. The survey overview includes 14 major survey findings.

Click here to read the results.