Enjoy the lively rhythms of traditional Latin song and dance music performed by this talented horn, piano, and violin trio.

Our Pride Month film stars Udo Kier, Jennifer Coolidge, and Linda Evans. Rated R. A short discussion will follow the film.

Have you ever walked by the entrance to the Collaboratory and noticed the vibrant, glimmering art on the wall? If so, you’ve seen the work of Northbrook resident Alisa Singer. But did you realize her beautiful art also conveys an important message? If you look closer and read the information panel mounted next to the art, you'll see that her art illustrates the science behind the critical changes impacting our planet. 

Join us on Zoom on 1/9 at 7pm to learn what makes the Windy City a prime pizza destination. 

(5/6/24): The Chicago Tribune is currently not available on PressReader. PressReader is working with the publisher to resolve the issue. Did you know you can use your Northbrook Library card to unlock cover-to-cover access to digital newspapers and magazines from around the globe? Here are three easy ways to stay informed and explore topics that interest you ...

Our March Critics' Choice Films are here! Each year, we look forward to bringing you the chance to watch critically acclaimed films on the big screen in our Auditorium each Wednesday in March at 2:00pm & 7:00pm.  Advance registration is required. Register online or call 847-272-6224. 

If you’re abuzz with excitement for spring, you won’t want to miss programs featuring the beauty and importance of native plants, pollinators, and Northbrook's rich horticultural heritage. To attend any of these programs, register at www.northbrook.info or call 847-272-6224.

Consider donating blood at the library on Thursday, July 31 from 1-5pm.