New Exhibit At Orland Park Museum Focuses On South Suburban Women

ORLAND PARK, IL — A new exhibition at the Orland Park History Museum will recognize some of the most important women in the history of the south suburbs, museum officials announced.

The exhibit, called Her-Story: The Life and Times of Orland Park Women, is set to open on Jan. 7 and will run through May 28.

"Women have made significant contributions to the development and growth of Orland Park," said museum coordinator Sarah Stasukewicz in a news release. "The museum's new exhibit will highlight these women's talents and accomplishments, all of which have helped Orland become the community it is today."

The exhibit's opening will kick off with refreshments and a presentation detailing the importance of focusing on women throughout history, according to the museum's website. Residents ages 18 and up can attend the event on Friday, Jan. 7 from 6 - 8 p.m.

After opening night, residents of all ages can attend the exhibition. Entry fees are $10 for those who purchase a museum membership package and $15 for non-residents who wish to see the exhibition.

More information and registration for Her Story's opening night can be found on the village website.