Naperville Jaycees are accepting orders now for 2023 Lobster Day ... - Positively Naperville

Above / With fond memories of fun times during the Naperville Jaycees Lobster Day, note the service organization again boasts "The Claws are Back!" Place orders now and by noon on May 8, 2023, in support of the popular fundraiser held this year on May 13. (PN File Photo)

Just in time for Mother's Day, the Naperville Jaycees now are accepting orders for fresh North Atlantic cooked or live lobsters for $30 as well as 6 oz. Center Cut Tenderloin Filet individually vacuum packed for $14.

Lobster Day also will offer a "Surf & Turf" combo for $43. Each lobster has an average weight of 1¼ to 1½ pounds and the filets are 6 oz.

Lobster Day is back! Order by noon Mon., May 8, for pick up from 9AM to 5PM on Sat., May 13. (PN File Photo)

In addition, fresh flowering plants for $15 will be available for purchase at time of pick up, while supplies last.

Lobsters and filets will be available for pick up from 9AM to 5PM on Sat., May 13, at Pepe's Mexican Restaurant parking lot at 1270 Chicago Avenue in Naperville. The pickup will be outdoors or Jaycees' volunteers can deliver directly to Naperville doorsteps if preferred, organizers said. 

To order lobsters, click here. Order by noon, Mon., May 8, 2023. 

Sponsorship opportunities for the Naperville Jaycees Lobster Day are available via 
www.naperjaycees.org.

The Naperville Jaycees appreciate the community's support as well as sponsorship by Belgio's Catering and Pepe's, organizers noted.

Naperville Jaycees

The Naperville Jaycees is a nonprofit service organization dedicated to personal development through community service. The organization provides local area residents the opportunity to grow personally and professionally through community service and fund raising efforts that allow the Naperville Jaycees to donate funds to nonprofit organizations in our community as well as throughout DuPage County.

Thanks to the Naperville Jaycees, the Naperville Riverwalk features the Jaycees Marina at the Paddleboat Quarry, Jaycees Playground, Jaycees Gazebo and Jaycees Park. The Jaycees raised funds for these features and other charitable gifts via annual events such as Lobster Day held on the Saturday before Mother's Day and the Last Fling held over Labor Day Weekend.

Jaycees Marina along the Riverwalk

The Paddleboat Quarry with the Jaycees Marina is expected to open the first weekend in May, weather permitting, for rentals of paddleboats and kayaks. Enjoy the great outdoors. (PN File Photo)

Jaycees Last Fling along Jackson Avenue

During the Jaycees Last Fling held annually over Labor Day Weekend, the Jaycees mascot, Frank E. Fling, has been known to inspire youngsters during a variety of competitions held in the Riverwalk Amphitheater.

For more information about the Naperville Jaycees, membership and its programs, visit www.naperjaycees.org.

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