3D ultrasound Aurora
Featured city of the week of April 19 to April 24, 2010.

If you are from Aurora, IL, and you are pregnant, congratulations! Your city is the featured city at First Peek Ultrasound. During this week, you can receive a FREE 3D ultrasound (First Peek Package, normally priced at $59).

You also qualify for a free 3d ultrasound if you live in North Aurora or Batavia.

If you live in the city that is featured and you are pregnant, all you have to do is call us, tell us that your city is featured as the city of the week, and we will book your appointment at an available time of your choice for any day this week. Or you can schedule online.

You must have a valid driver's license or library card of the featured city to qualify for the free 3d ultrasound.

If you live in a suburb of the featured city or in an immediate adjoining city, you may still qualify. Please email us to determine eligibility.
If you would like to have your city or small town featured on our website, please email us at firstpeek@oakparkultrasound.com with the name of your town and what makes your town interesting.

List of other featured cities in the past.

Coming from Aurora to get a 3D ultrasound?

First Peek Ultrasound is located around 45 minutes from Aurora
in Oak Park, IL (33 miles). Our address is
    1100 Lake St., Suite 155
    Oak Park, IL 60301.
Contact Us

Map to First Peek Ultrasound at 1100 Lake St., Suite 155, Oak Park, IL 60301


Directions from Aurora, IL
We are located just 15 minutes from downtown Chicago and around 45 minutes from Aurora, IL.

When coming from Aurora, just take I-88 east for approximately 24 miles until you get to I-290 E.
Continue east on 290 for another 5 miles. (Careful! Traffic stops suddenly during this portion of the highway!)
Take the Harlem exit, exit number 21B. This exit will be on the left hand side of the highway.
Turn left on Harlem, going north, for 1 mile, until you reach Lake Street.
Make a right turn on Lake Street.
You will see the Shaker Building on your left-hand side. It is a large building with green awnings, located on Marion and Lake Street.


For Parking
Continue down Lake Street until you see the first traffic light, which is Marion Ave.
Make a left turn on Marion Ave (between Barbara's Bookstore and Chase Bank) and make a left turn into the Holly Court parking lot immediately behind the building.
Go past the metered parking spaces in the parking lot and enter the parking structure.
Parking is free for the first hour in this parking structure. Parking is only $1 for the hour after that.
You can then enter the building via the back entrance.

Feel free to call us at 708-870-0808 for directions for your upcoming appointment at First Peek Ultrasound.
First Peek Ultrasound proudly serves Aurora, IL, North Aurora, IL, Batavia, IL, and the entire Fox Valley area. Come visit us and see for yourself why First Peek Ultrasound is Aurora's favorite 3D ultrasound studio.


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Location of Aurora within Illinois
Location of Aurora within Illinois

Aurora, IL, is located about 33 miles from First Peek Ultrasound, in Oak Park, IL, and it takes about 45 minutes to drive from Aurora to Oak Park.

Downtown Aurora
The Aurora skyline across the Fox River

Aurora, IL, is the second largest city in Illinois, with a population of 171,782, and part of the Chicago metropolitan area. The city refers to itself as The City of Lights because it was one of the first cities in the United States to implement an all-electric street lighting system in 1881. Aurora has its own zoo, the Phillips Park Zoo, which is one of the oldest in the area (established in 1915). Aurora is one of the oldest settlements in the area, and it was originally two villages on either side of the Fox River. When the two villages joined, they couldn't decide on which side of the river to have the public buildings, so most of the public buildings were built on Stolp Island, in the middle of the Fox River. Both sides of Aurora still maintain a rivalry which is enacted through yearly high school football and basketball games. This is the oldest high-school rivalry in the state of Illinois! President George W. Bush was the second sitting president to visit Aurora, Illinois, on July 7, 2006. The first was Theodore Roosevelt in 1904.

Wayne's World
Some people still remember Wayne's World.

During the 90's, when the Saturday Night Live skit Wayne's World grew in popularity, many people outside of Aurora associated the city with Wayne's World, where Wayne and Garth lived. Wayne's World was about two men, Wayne Campbell (Mike Myers) and Garth Algar (Dana Carvey), who lived in Aurora. The characters emerged from the recurring Saturday Night Live skit. One of the original authors of the skit was from neighboring Naperville, Illinois, and thought Aurora had the appropriate blue-collar feel desired for the characters. This underlined a long rivalry between Naperville and Aurora. Though most of the movie was filmed elsewhere, there are at least one or two bits that were filmed on location in Aurora, most notably the scene in which a White Castle is shown. For a long time, at least from 1992 to 1994, the "Welcome to Aurora" sign that is seen when entering Aurora from Chicago had the graffiti spraypainted underneath, "Home of Wayne and Garth." It almost seemed like the city officials allowed it to stay there for tourism reasons before they replaced the sign in 1994.

The Illinois Math & Science Academy

IMSA is a three-year residential public high school located in Aurora, Illinois, which draws students based on academic ability throughout the state of Illinois, and so it is often referred to as a magnet school. Nobel laureate Leon Lederman (who discovered the bottom quark and who is the author of The God Particle), director emeritus of nearby Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois, (or Fermilab for short), was among the first to propose the school in 1982, and together with Governor Jim Thompson led the effort for its creation. IMSA's first class graduated in 1989. IMSA is one of the few high schools in the country to possess a .edu second-level domain, and when the internet was invented, IMSA students were among the youngest to have free access to it.