For a person living in an Elmhurst apartment, there is a lot happening here in this Chicago suburb. The annual St. Patrick's Day Parade is the third largest in the Chicagoland area, and has a Memorial Day parade that's been running since 1918. But even if it's not that time of year, or if you're not a parade-goer, there's still a lot to do. With two live theaters, an historical museum, an art museum and a park district with a natural conservatory, you can explore
indoors or out.
Almost 45,000 residents make up the homeowners and Elmhurst apartment dwellers, and there's plenty to do here more than just explore. If you don't commute on the Metra Commuter Rail Line into downtown Chicago daily, or if you don't make your way to O'Hare International Airport just 18 minutes away to be away from the city, there's plenty of shopping and great restaurants.
Headquarters to Sunshine Biscuits and several other large employers, you most likely can find a decent job here. Several shopping districts exist where you can spend money on your Elmhurst apartment, including Spring Road and Elmhurst Crossing.
You can be assured, living in Elmhurst that you won't be bored often.
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