Geneva American Legion

State Street and Third Stree Intersection

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DATE + TIME: November 11 at 11am

DETAILS: Geneva American Legion conducts it's Veteran's Day Salute in the intersection of State and Third Streets.

st. charles police station

1515 W. Main Street, St. Charles

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DATE + TIME: November 11 at 10:30a

DETAILS: "The ceremony will begin with the singing of the National Anthem, followed by a prayer, remarks, a closing prayer, gun salute and Taps performance."

elburn american legion

112 North Main Street, Elburn

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DATE + TIME: November 11 at 11:00a

DETAILS:  On the eleventh day of the eleventh month at the eleventh hour, the Elburn community pauses to remember our veterans. The annual observance is held at the American Legion Post 630

north aurora police station

Veterans Memorial at Farview Drive and Willow Way

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DATES: November 11 at 3:00p

DETAILS:  The ceremony will include a Rifle Salute by the North Aurora Honor Guard, Taps played by a Marmion Academy Bugler

Field of honor

Rotary Hill, Downtown Riverwalk, Naperville

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DATES: November 1 - 11

DETAILS:  Remembering a Century of Heroes and Heritage, the Naperville Field of Honor® display will post 2019 United States Flags on Rotary Hill in tribute to the American Legion and the veterans that make up their ranks, as the Legion serves all the men and women who have defended our nation.

Veteran's Day Parade

Starts on the corner of Benton and Broadway, Auora

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DATES: November 11 at 10:15a

DETAILS:  The City of Aurora recognizes the dedication of local military servicemen and servicewomen who have served our country at the annual parade. The parade ends at the G.A.R. Memorial Hall, where an Honoring All Who Served ceremony will take place. The ceremony includes a military rifle salute by veteran organizations at 11 a.m., the exact time the armistice was signed that ended World War I.

veteran's Day Ceremony

Veteran's Memorial Park, 274 N. Grove Ave, Elgin

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DATES: November 11 at 11:00a

DETAILS:  The ceremony will feature opening remarks from Chief Ana Lalley, remarks from Mayor David Kaptain, speakers from local veterans organizations as well as several musical selections. Limited seating will be provided; the public is welcome to bring chairs if desired. Parking is available in the Gail Borden Public Library parking lot.