Isn't That Amazing? Summer Spectacular

Elmhurst History Museum hosts a free Summer Spectacular on July 17 to celebrate the "But Wait, There's More!" exhibit.  

Join us for this outrageously fun celebration of invention, innovation, and the allure of Ronco and Popeil products on Sunday, July 17 from 1 to 4 p.m.  

The Isn't that Amazing! Summer Spectacular takes place on the Elmhurst History Museum grounds, located at 120 E. Park Ave. in Elmhurst.  This free event for all ages is designed to showcase the appeal and spiel of Ronco and Popeil products - from the Pocket Fisherman and Mr. Microphone to the Inside the Egg Scramber, Miracle Boom and countless more.  The afternoon will include the following activites:  

* Product Demonstration Booth: Watch product Demonstrators as they    test out an array of Ronco and Popeil products throughout the day. 
* Ronco Chef Challenge: Don't miss the chance to watch three local chefs    dazzle the audience with their amazing chopping skills as they use products  like the Veg-O-Matic, Chop-O-Matic, and Kitchen Magician to create dishes  and compete for the Golden Veg-O-Matic trophy.  Participating Elmhurst  chefs include: Alvaro Sosa from Cafe Amano; Ben Sheagren of One Fifty    One Kitchen + Bar; and Stuart McLuckie from OMG! Brunch & Boutique.      The challence will take place at 2 p.m.  
* Mr. Microphone Karaoke Contest: Don't be shy - we know you've got        singing chops!  Sign up to participate in the Mr. Microphone Karaoke      Contest    taking place at 3 p.m. 
* Invention Station: Kids can try out one of the Museum's portable Invention   Boxes to create their own amazing devices (one per family).  
* Tour: The But Wait, There's More! exhibit inside the Glos Mansion will be     open to the public free of charge. 
* Sno-Cones will be available for purchase from Tropical Sno.  

This event is supported by the Elmhurst Heritage Foundation.  For the latest exhibit and program information, please follow our Facebook page or visit our website at www.elmhurst history.org or call 630-833-1457.  

The Elmhurst History Museum is a department of the City of Elmhurst supported by the Elmhurst Heritage Foundation.