New Lenox Library Guide: June & July 2021 by New Lenox Public Library

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June & July 2021

Reading Colors Your World!

Summer Learning Challenge Summer is the perfect time to try new things. Are you ready to take the challenge? Monday, June 7–Saturday, July 31 • All Ages

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How to plan for safe travel in 2021 June 15 (on page 12)

Challenge Tuesday, June 1–Wednesday, June 30 • Adults & Teens New Lenox Public Library

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Art to Go for kids: Create like Kusama, Van Gogh, Kahlo & more June 14–July 19 (on page 8)

Choose Your Own Adventure Week July 24–31 (on page 2)

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CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE SATURDAY, JULY 24–SATURDAY, JULY 31

YOU’RE THE STAR OF THE STORY! Do you need an idea or three to get you back out exploring the world? We’ve got you covered. We are the Library, after all: a magical place of knowledge and discovery! We want to help you make memories and maybe inspire a new tradition with your family, partner, or friends.

How is the Library going to bring you this magic? Explore our Choose Your Own Adventure boards in Youth (downstairs) or Adult & Teen (upstairs). Do a little “eeny, meeny, miny, moe” to decide which colorful envelope you want to choose from, and just go for it.

Go the extra mile for awesome prizes! Post a photo of yourself doing the activity on the Library’s Facebook page, or on Instagram using #nlpladventure. (Include the activity card in the photo!)

Every photo gives you a chance to win one of four prize baskets filled with amazing entertainment that will get you started on another day of fun.

Winners must be able to pick up their prize basket from the Library. Image by PhotoVision from Pixabay

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Summer 2021 New Lenox Library Program Guide

2021 Summer Learning Challenge Summer is the perfect time to try new things. Are you ready to take the Challenge? Monday, June 7–Saturday, July 31 Register for Reading Colors Your World! starting Monday, June 7. The first week, June 7–12, is for registration only. Pick up your activity log in either Youth Services (Birth–8th Grade) or Adult & Teen Services (7th–12th Grade and Adults). Junior High students can participate in both programs. Complete the Challenge by doing activities from the list on your activity log, and earn prizes! Logs are available at the Library and newlenoxlibrary.org/summer. The completed log is redeemable for prizes from Monday, June 14–Saturday, July 31.

Birth–8th Grade

Teens (7th–12th Grade) & Adults

Finish the log by completing any combination of 24 activities to get a prize bag, virtual raffle entry, a completion certificate for school, and a free book!

You’ll be able to send us an email or text when you complete a row so we can check you in for weekly prizes.

You can complete bonus logs to earn an additional raffle entry. You earn one raffle entry per log completed.

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The more often you check in, the more chances you have to win. First check in also earns you a chance at the Grand Prize! Repeat activities as many times as you like.

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A Judging Panel of Local Artists

Challenge Tuesday, June 1–Wednesday, June 30 for Adults & Teens The New Lenox Library will be hosting a Visual Art Challenge open to both Adults as well as Teens in Grades 7–12. The event is part of our 2021 Summer Learning Challenge Reading Colors Your World! We look forward to this opportunity to celebrate our community's creativity! Please submit your paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs, digital art—whatever type of art you make, we want it! Full details, rules, and submission forms can be found on our website at newlenoxlibrary.org/artcontest.

Sue Shanahan has spent her career as an artist bringing children to life in her illustrations. In addition to contributing work to various children’s books and magazines, she has been commissioned by such clients as Walt Disney World and Auyrn Inc. Oprah Winfrey has purchased Sue’s art for her private collection and had her as a guest on her “Favorite Things” show. Sue’s work has also found its way into the White House, where her portrait of Chelsea Clinton hung in the former First Lady’s study. @sueshanahanart on Instagram Mokena-based artist Kimberly Carter is an illustrator and licensed surface designer. Whether drawing digitally, with pen and ink or painting with watercolor or gouache, her work spans multiple disciplines; sometimes it’s a combination of both digital and analogue. Whatever the medium might be, she is passionate about creating art for kids, sweet characters and custom hand lettering. Her art can be found on greeting cards, gift bags, giftwrap, home decor and children’s products. @kimberly_k_carter on Instagram Additional judges listed on our website.

Sticker by Letter Community Art Project Adults, Teens & Families starting June 1 Want to be part of creating a beautiful community artwork? Participate in our “Sticker by Letter” art project! Think of it as a giant paint-by-number except with stickers. Every participant will get us one step closer to revealing what the final masterpiece is! The project will be located on the second floor of the library, and sticker kits will be available at the Adult and Teen Services desk in June. New Lenox Public Library

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Summer 2021 New Lenox Library Program Guide Storytimes

Masks are required for in-person programs

Tuesdays on Zoom Lil’ Bookworms

Ages 0–6 years Tuesday, June 22, July 6 & 20 10:30 am Zoom Live Streaming Storytime Hang out with us (virtually) from the comfort of home. Enjoy silly stories and sing some happy tunes. Registration is required. • June 22: Registration starts June 15 • July 6: Registration starts June 19 • July 20: Registration starts July 13 The Zoom login information will be emailed to you 30 minutes before the class begins. Lil’ Bookworms can be viewed on a PC, Mac, Smartphone, or Tablet (using the Zoom App). To help stay secure with Zoom we ask that you do not share login information with others. Please direct them to newlenox.librarymarket. com for registration. Families are encouraged to check in to storytime early. Your storytime host will let you in from the “waiting room”.

Youth Services

Blog

Check out our Kids blog! Discover new books, learn fun facts, explore storytime adventures, and celebrate imagination.

Wednesdays at the Library

Thursdays Video on Demand

Tiny Tales

Mini Monets

Ages 0–6 years Wednesday, June 16, 30 & July 14 10:30 am Meeting Room at the Library We’re happy to get to see our friends in person again! Come listen to stories, dance to fun music, and do other fun activities together. Registration is required. Masks are required for ages 2 and over. Attendees must remain socially distant at 6 feet apart, unless from the same household. • June 16: Registration starts June 9 • June 30: Registration starts June 23 • July 14: Registration starts July 7

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Ages 4–9 years Thursday, June 17, 24 & July 1, 8, 15, 22 10:30 am Video posted on Facebook, YouTube, & newlenoxlibrary.org Get colorful and creative by following a how-to video that will teach kids how to make a unique work of art. Registration is required for an art bag only. Viewing the video does not require registration. • June 17: Light-Up Coral Reef Registration starts June 10 • June 24: Dreamcatcher Registration starts June 17 • July 1: Terra Cotta Bird Planter Registration starts June 24 • July 8: Popsicle Birdhouse Registration starts July 1 • July 15: Tissue Paper Canvas Art Registration starts July 8 • July 22: Rainbow Windsock Registration starts July 15 •

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Kids: In-Person at the Library

Masks are required for in-person programs

In-Person gives you the opportunity to social distance with other kids outdoors and in the Meeting Room. Space is very limited. Be sure to register early.

All Summer Summer Storybook Walk: The Day the Crayons Quit All Ages June–August New Lenox Village Commons Circle

Have an outdoor reading adventure while you take a summer stroll around the Commons! Discover why the crayons have left their crayon box home and quit as you walk around the circle path and follow the lamppost signs that contain pages of the book The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt. Look for a new Storybook Walk book every season.

Tuesdays Geek Out! Graphic Novel Club Grades 4–8 Tuesday, June 29 from 6–6:45 pm Meeting Room at the Library

Saturdays

Thursday, June 17, 24 & July 1 OR Thursday, July 8, 15, & 22 8:30–9:30 am Meet Outside of Café

T-Rexplorers Dinosaur Discovery

In this 3-week program, kids will learn to cast, bait, and take fish off the hook. Fishing poles and bait are supplied. Class occurs rain or shine. Masks are required to attend. An adult must be present and will need a fishing license if they are planning to assist their children (16 and under do not need fishing licenses). A signed waiver is also required. Register for one session only (June or July). Registration is for a 3-week session and attendance is required for all 3 weeks. • Session 1: Registration starts June 3 for Thursday, June 17, 24 & July 1 • Session 2: Registration starts June 24 for Thursday, July 8, 15, & 22

Fridays Chalk the Walk

Thursdays

Each child attending will get their own individual set of chalk. Chalk is available while supplies last. Masks are required for ages 2 and over. Program will not take place if inclement weather occurs.

Ages 6–12 with an Adult 3-Week Program (Choose June or July):

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All Ages Friday, June 18 & July 16 10–11 am Outside on the Library Sidewalk Grab some chalk and come decorate the sidewalks all around the Library with your beautiful artistic creations and happy messages!

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Discover what it's like to go on a dinosaur dig and spend time with a Dinosaur Fossil Hunter! Get hands on with real dinosaur fossils from different species like Triceratops and T. Rex and learn all kinds of fun dinosaur facts. No younger siblings please. Masks are required to attend. Registration begins June 5.

Comedy Juggling Show & Great Big Bubble Making

Ages 2–12 Saturday, July 17 from 10:30–11:30 am Outside Behind the Library

Geek out over graphic novels and talk about the book-of-themonth, create geek art, and hang out. Pick up books at the Circulation Desk. Masks are required to attend. We’re reading Guts by Raina Telgemeier. Registration begins June 1.

Let’s Go Fishin’!

Ages 4–12 Saturday, June 19 from 10:30 am–12 pm Outside Behind the Library

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The show will WOW you as balls, clubs, rings, spinning balls, giant beanbag chairs, and much more will all be sent flying through the air, all leading up to the big finale that will have everybody on the edge of their seats! There will be lots of improvisation and comedy in the show, tons of humor and interaction, and balloon twisting too! Then, ALL NEW this Summer: huge, giant bubbles, bigger than kids have ever seen, will be made by Jason Kollum, plus hundreds of bubbles made at a time! Registration begins July 3. •

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Summer 2021 New Lenox Library Program Guide Kids: DIY Videos Online

Red, White, & Blue Art

Calling all creative kids! Design a colorful, abstract work of art to hang in your room. Create some awesome art with a step-by-step video to help you create a masterpiece. Pickup an art bag with supplies at the YS desk. Participants will be emailed when art bags are ready. Registration is required for an art bag only. Viewing the video does not require registration. Registration begins May 24.

Celebrate the 4th of July by creating a patriotic piece of art using oil pastels. Pickup an art bag with supplies at the YS desk. Participants will be emailed when art bags are ready. Registration is required for an art bag only. Viewing the video does not require registration. Registration begins June 14.

Wednesdays

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Fridays

Mad Science Club: Rainbow “Walking” Water

Just for Tweens LEGO Club: LEGO Candy Dispenser

Art Attack! Ceramic Rainbow Trinket Caddy

Join us as we investigate the adhesive and cohesive properties of water using common household materials. Watch as the water “walks” to create a rainbow of color!

Take a break from the summer heat with a tasty treat! Create your own working candy dispenser. LEGO kits include M&Ms, and candy dispensers are for you to keep.

Add color to your world by creating your very own ceramic rainbow trinket caddy to store your favorite tiny treasures.

Pick up a science bag with supplies at the main Youth Services desk. Participants will be emailed when science bags are ready.

Grades 1–4 Monday, June 21 at 4:30 pm Video posted on Facebook, YouTube, & newlenoxlibrary.org Create a masterpiece, build, or do fun experiments at your own pace by following along with our art and science videos. Follow the New Lenox Public Library on Facebook and YouTube or visit the library website at newlenoxlibrary.org to view the videos.

Grades K–6 Wednesday, June 16 at 4:30 pm Video posted on Facebook, YouTube, & newlenoxlibrary.org

Registration is required for a science bag only. Viewing the video does not require registration. Registration begins June 2.

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Grades 4–8 Thursday, July 15 at 4:30 pm Video posted on Facebook, YouTube, & newlenoxlibrary.org

Pick up your LEGO kit at the main Youth Services desk once you have registered. Registration is required for a LEGO kit only. Kits are yours to keep this month! Viewing the video does not require registration. Registration begins July 1. •

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Ages 3–12 Monday, June 28 at 10:30 am Video posted on Facebook, YouTube, & newlenoxlibrary.org

Grades 4–8 Friday, July 23 at 4:30 pm Video posted on Facebook, YouTube, & newlenoxlibrary.org

Your imagination mixes with art in this art club just for tweens. Follow along with the video to make some amazing art at home. Participants will be emailed when art bags are ready. Registration is required for an art bag only. Viewing the video does not require registration. Registration begins July 9. •

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Kids: Makes & Takes

Art to Go for Kids

All Ages Monday, June 14, 21, 28 & July 12, 19 Tuesday, July 6 (Closed July 5) Make + Take Table in Youth Services Learn about a different famous painter each week by creating your own one-of-a-kind masterpiece based on the style of the artist. Take the art to go, or borrow a bag of art supplies from the Youth Services desk and use a makerspace table to get artsy. No registration required.

June 11 Vincent Van Gogh

June 21 Yayoi Kusama

June 28 Andy Warhol

July 6 Frida Kahlo

July 12 Wassily Kandinsky

July 19 Georgia O’Keefe

• June 11: Vincent Van Gogh • June 21: Yayoi Kusama • June 28: Andy Warhol • July 6: Happy Birthday, Frida Kahlo! • July 12: Wassily Kandinsky • July 19: Georgia O’Keefe

Grab & Go Crafts for Kids

Ages 1–9 Monday, June 7, 14, 21, 28 & July 12, 19, 26 Pick up at Youth Services Main Desk Call 815-485-2605 (press 5) to request a craft kit for lobby pickup (mask required), or drop by the main YS desk and pick up a different craft every Monday beginning at 10 am. Everything you need is contained in the craft kit. Crafts are available while supplies last. • June 7: Zoo Animal Beaded Necklace • June 14: Father’s Day Pencil Case • June 21: 3-D Floating Shark • June 28: Patriotic Wands

Get creative with a different group art project every week that is available to do all week. Help us make the library colorful by contributing your artistic flare to everything from window art to a wing mural. No registration required. Bring your completed art to the YS desk once you’re done. We can’t wait to see what you’ll create! • June 14: Wings + Feathers • June 21: Polka Dots

• July 6: Bookmark Art

• July 19: Frozen Summer Treat Magnet • July 26: 3-D Floating Submarine •

All Ages Monday, June 14, 21, 28 & July 12, 19 Tuesday, July 6 (Closed July 5) Make + Take Table in Youth Services

• June 28: Table Art

• July 12: Trapeze Animals

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Art on the Spot

• July 12: Butterflies • July 19: DIY Photo Backdrop

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Summer 2021 New Lenox Library Program Guide Teens

Masks are required for in-person programs

Community Service Take & Make: Beaded Mask Holders

What Does Test Optional Really Mean? Grades 7–12 Monday, July 12 from 6–7 pm Zoom Meeting

Grades 7–12 Tuesday, June 15–Wednesday June 30 Pick up kit in Adult & Teen Services

We have a take 'n make opportunity that is creative, crafty, and for a worthy-cause. Help your local senior citizens by making beaded mask keepers. These visually appealing mini-lanyards keep masks safe and clean. We will be donating them to local assisted living health care homes. Pick up your kit at the library starting June 15. Limit 2 service hours. Available while supplies last.

COVID-19 brought the cancelation of standardized tests in Spring 2020. Many colleges joined the growing list of universities to announce a test-optional admission process. Some colleges have announced an extension of this policy for Fall 2021, while others made this a permanent change. Thomas Jaworski of Quest College Consulting will help families gain insight on what it means for a college to review an application without standardized test scores, while also identifying the pros and cons of submitting these exams. A Zoom link will be sent to registrants the week of the program. Registration required to attend program.

Mini Art Challenges

Grades 7–12 Wednesday, June 16 from 6–7 pm Zoom Meeting Join us for a fun evening of fast artwork. We will offer 5 art challenges. You will have 5 minutes to complete your challenge. When you're done, feel free to share your creation with the group (sharing is optional). Lincolnway Central Art Teacher Miss Buttala will be there to help you perfect your drawing skills! A Zoom link will be sent to registrants the week of the program. Registration required to attend program.

Squirt Gun Painting

Grades 7–12 Tuesday, July 20 from 6–7 pm Youth Services Patio Teens, get ready to get messy! Sign up with your friends and come create colorful creations with squirt guns. In the end you’ll have a creative work of art with a fun memory attached to it! Masks are required to attend this program. Please wear comfy shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting paint on. Registration required to attend program.

Tech Challenge

Adults & Teens Tuesday, July 6; Monday, July 12, 19 & 26 Join us for a series of technology challenges that will hone your computer and mobile skills, entirely from the comfort of your home! There will be a new topic each week, and each challenge completed will earn you a mark on your summer learning log, and an entry into our raffle for a tech prize basket. Emails will be sent to participants each week on Monday with the exercises and resources necessary to complete the challenge. Challenges must be completed by the following Monday. Registration required to attend program. New Lenox Public Library

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Weekly free audiobooks for teens Find out how at newlenoxlibrary.org/teens/sync

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Adults: Online

A Night of Color

The Long Shadow Film Screening, Director Q&A

Have you ever looked at your favorite color and wonder how it came to be? Now you can learn by joining us for a night of exploring colors! Pick up a paint by number kit from the library and join speaker Laura Keyes as she presents “Every Color Has a Story: History of the Palette.” Work on your paint by number art as you listen to the history of all the colors you’re using to create it!

Join New Lenox LIbrary and RAILS libraries across the state for a virtual screening of the PBS award-winning documentary The Long Shadow, along with a Q&A with director Frances Causey on June 24.

Kits will be available two days prior to the presentation. A Zoom link will be sent to registrants the week of the presentation. Registration required to attend program.

The film follows former CNN Senior Producer, TED contributor, and Emmy Award-winning Director Frances Causey as she traces her family’s legacy of white privilege, placing it in the context of the history of anti-black racism in the United States that began with slavery and continues to impact our society today.

Adults Thursday, June 3 from 6–7 pm Zoom Meeting with Kit

Adults Film Screening: June 21–June 28 Director Q&A: June 24 at 7 pm

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Adults Tuesday, June 8 from 6–7 pm Zoom Meeting

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Genealogy Club Case Study: The Gocke Family from Germany to West Virginia & Beyond with Meghan Moran

The process for applying to become credentialed through the Board for Certification of Genealogists includes the development of a Kinship Determination Project (KDP). The project requires documented evidence of individuals through three ancestral generations. This case study will examine the development of a KDP, some strategies used to uncover information about elusive family members, and how to apply similar strategies to solve genealogical problems. A Zoom link will be emailed to registrants on June 7. Registration required to attend program. Meghan Moran is a librarian and genealogist. She received her B.A. in English Literature from Loyola Marymount University, her Master’s Degree in Library and Information Science from San Jose State University, and her certificate in Genealogical Research from Boston University. Meghan’s research focuses on Irish genealogy and genetic genealogy. She regularly teaches genealogy topics in the Chicagoland area, volunteers as a DNA “Search Angel,” and is the Membership Chair of the Tinley Moraine Genealogists. New Lenox Public Library

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Patrons can view the film and register for the Q&A through the link on the Library Calendar.

Horror Club: Disappearance at Devil’s Rock by Paul Tremblay Adults Monday, June 28 from 6–7 pm Zoom Meeting

Do you like being scared? Join us as we discuss a selected horror film or book. Horror aficionados and newcomers are welcome! All materials discussed will be available to borrow on hoopla. This month’s selection will be Disappearance at Devil’s Rock by Paul Tremblay. A Zoom link will be sent to registrants the week of the program. Registration required to attend program.

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Wellness Wednesday: Mindfulness, Light Yoga, and Meditation

Take & Make Suncatcher

Adults Tuesday, July 6–Saturday, July 17

Adults Wednesday, June 30 at 10am Video posted on Facebook, YouTube, & newlenoxlibrary.org Join us for the final video in our “Wellness Wednesday” yoga series! These sessions focus on different types of yoga meant to help you live your healthiest life. Presented by yoga instructor and motivational coach Gina Slager, these programs allow you the opportunity to work on both your mental and physical well-being.

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Adults Tuesday, July 13 from 6–7 pm Zoom Meeting

It's summertime, so let's enjoy the sunshine! We have all the supplies you need to create a beautiful suncatcher, perfect for hanging in your window to reflect the summer sun! Available while supplies last.

Tech Challenge

Genealogists have many reasons to locate living relatives—from connecting with long lost cousins to performing collateral searches to break down brick walls. Learn the most effective ways to find living people using Internet search engines and resources. In this session you’ll learn not only why it is important to locate living relatives, but how to leverage the power of the Internet to make certain you have the correct contact information. You’ll also learn how making contact with the living can hone your genealogy research skills and actually help you break down those brick walls.

Emails will be sent to participants each week on Monday with the exercises and resources necessary to complete the challenge. Challenges must be completed by the following Monday. Registration required to attend program.

A Zoom link will be emailed to registrants on July 12. Registration required to attend program.

Mixology Class

Thomas MacEntee is a genealogy professional specializing in using technology and social media to improve genealogy research and to connect with the family history community. He has over 42 years of experience researching family history. Thomas describes himself as a lifelong learner with a background in a multitude of topics who has finally figured out what he does best: teach, inspire, instigate, and serve as a curator and go-to-guy for concept nurturing and inspiration. Thomas is a big believer in success, and that we all succeed when we help each other find success.

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Adults Wednesday, July 28 from 6–7 pm Zoom Meeting Learn how to make cocktails at home with bartender and mixologist Kelsey Mathes as she demonstrates summer cocktail recipes. Registrants will receive a recommended supplies list before the class and a follow-up card deck with recipes. Check Library Calendar for confirmed date. A Zoom link will be sent to registrants the week of the program. Registration required to attend program.

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Adults: In-Person in New Lenox

Masks are required for in-person programs

Travel Planning in 2021

Trivia Night at Beggars Pizza

Adults Tuesday, June 15 from 6–7 pm Meeting Rooms and Zoom

Adults Thursday, July 15 6–8 pm Beggars Pizza, 650 Maple Street

Planning on taking a trip this summer but uncertain of the best way to plan your vacation amidst continuing COVID restrictions? Join us for a presentation by travel agent Tiffanee Fouts as she takes us through tips for traveling in the current climate.

Looking for something fun to do on a Thursday night? Look no more! Join us for a brain-busting evening at Beggars Pizza in New Lenox (650 Maple Street, New Lenox, IL).

This program will be presented both in person and through Zoom. Registration required to attend program. Tiffanee Fouts has been traveling her whole life, and now uses that passion and knowledge she’s gained along the way to help her clients plan their perfect trips.

Enjoy pizza and drinks and answer questions on a multitude of topics. Play by yourself or as part of a team for prizes! Registration required to attend program.

The Fouts family has always cared deeply about travel and the memories they would make on vacation, and now they get to help families do the same. Tiffanee has helped plan weekend get-aways, family reunions, custom itineraries and tours of Europe, romantic allinclusives, cruises, and trips to Africa, Asia, Australia—and yes, even Antarctica!

Masks will be required to enter the restaurant. Requirements within the facility are determined by restaurant staff.

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