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| Friday | 9 am - 6 pm |
| Saturday | 9 am - 5 pm |
| Sunday | 1 pm - 5 pm |
Itching to experiment? Explore basic science concepts with hands on activities. Get ready to get messy and learn something too. Call 847.272.4300 to register.
Northbrook filmmaker Jeff Spitz discusses food, health, and the environment. Sparked by his son's struggle with foodborne illness, Spitz created Food Patriots, a humorous documentary on nutrition and the people who are leading the good food revolution. Last year Spitz sparked discussion of raising backyard chickens, a topic which is featured in the film.
This will be the first viewing in Northbrook. A question and answer session will follow the screening.
Learn how to get a library ebook onto your Kindle reader! Bring you device and your library card and USB cable, if your Kindle is not Wi-Fi compatible. This class is NOT designed for Kindle Fire user...
Want to take the Summer Reading Club further and get a Create or Play stamp for your passport? Drop-in to write a new book ending or create a book related craft or movie. We'll have the supplies; you bring the ideas. Completed projects can be displayed in our Create/Play Gallery. For Youth Summer Reading Club participants only.
Love the Monsterology and Dragonology Handbooks? Well cover your favorite topics each week with an assortment of interactive and ridiculously fun activities. Call 847.272.4300 to register.
Find your ancestors and discover the past using HeritageQuest Online. Learn how to search the six core areas, including U.S.
Federal Censuses, indexes to genealogy and local history periodicals; Revolutionary War records; and local and family histories. There will be hands-on practice for the last part of the class.
Voice your opinion and hear the opinions of others on the important events of the day.
Learn how to get a library ebook onto your tablet or smartphone! For Apple, Android, and NOOK Color and NOOK Tablet users. Bring you device and your library card.
Do you have a story to tell?
Learn the art of electronic book publishing and be ready to experiment with a variety of media (embedded pictures, music, movies, links) to help tell your tale. In this 7-week program (1st meeting is mandatory, the last is your deadline and the rest are open labs) well focus on helping you craft a strong story and turn it into a multidimensional ebook, downloadable from the librarys website. Please come with a written story (even if its rough).
Thursday, June 13, 2-4 p.m. MANDATORY MEETING
Every Thursday (except July 4th) from June 20 July 18, 3-4 p.m. OPEN LAB
Thursday, July 25, 3-4 p.m. DEADLINE
Join the discussion of A Tale Dark and Grimm by Adam Gidwitz. Call 847.272.4300 to register. Pick up a copy of the book at the Youth Services Desk.
Current Art Exhibit:
The Art School in Glenview
