The Source | Fall 2014 by Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District

FALL September - November 2014

Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District

The Source

Register for programs online at winnetkalibrary.org or call: Winnetka Library (847) 446-7220 Northfield Branch (847) 446-5990

Introducing The Studio A space for creativity and innovation, dedicated to promoting the arts, in memory of Constance E. Staffileno Grand Opening Celebration, Sunday, October 26, 1-5pm The Studio is made possible by a generous gift given to the Library from the Staffileno Family, in order that the library create a space to honor the memory of Constance E. Staffileno. The Studio was created to embody Mrs. Staffileno’s love for art and art education, and to inspire generations of innovators and art enthusiasts. Located in the lower level of the Winnetka Library, The Studio

features the latest technology and equipment, such as 3D printers, Adobe Creative Cloud software and a laser engraver, as well as classic art mediums like paint and canvas, to inspire and educate a community of artistic makers and creators. The Grand Opening celebration will include a tour and demonstrations of The Studio’s equipment, with a ribbon cutting and dedication at 1:00 p.m.

We’ll have some wonderful Studio giveaways, while supplies last. You can also be the first to create something to take home at our DIYbar, which will feature a new creative project each month. The Fall schedule of Studio programs is listed on page 2-3.

Paint & Canvas 3D printers

Custom Laser engraver embroidery ARDUINO MONDO BOARD ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD

DIYbar

JEWELRY MAKING

BOARDS

Vinyl cutter

Large format printing

A NEW PROJECT EACH MONTH!

The Studio

Painting & Pastels

Digital Images

Artist Fran Vail conducts classes for beginners, or those who want to expand their knowledge of the craft. Registration is required; you must register for the entire series of classes for the painting or pastels programs listed below.

Digitize Your Images

Introduction to Watercolor Painting 6PM | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 22, 29 & OCTOBER 6 | ADULTS | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

All materials provided. Registration is required; you must register for the entire course of four classes.

Introduction to Pastels 1:30 PM | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, NOVEMBER 5 & 19 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Step up to the DIY bar and create a craft to take home. Every month, we’ll have a new creative drop-in project. From terrariums to miniature watercolors, there will always be something to create and take home to show off your artistic genius!

All materials provided. Registration is required; you must register for the entire series of three classes.

Arduinos Make a Microcontroller 6PM | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 | TEENS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Get acquainted with the Arduino programming environment and learn microcomputing basics to get started on your own projects. All materials provided. Registration required; district cardholders have priority until September 25.

2PM | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Convert print photos, slides and negatives to digital images. Learn how to use the Library’s new equipment. Registration required.

Touch Up Vintage Photos with Photoshop Elements 2PM | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to improve the quality of old photos and slides. Registration required.

Jewelry Workshop Hex Bracelets 7PM | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY 2PM | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Make a unique bracelet out of hex nuts and twine in this beginner’s jewelry making workshop. Registration required.

Find Your Muse Pinterest: An Introduction to Pinning & a DIY Project 2PM | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 ADULTS

Learn about what Pinterest is and how it works, followed by a fun DIY project found on the popular social networking site. Registration required.

The Studio Grand Opening Sunday, October 26, 1-5pm

Create, learn, innovate. Vinyl Cutter

Knitting

Laser Cutting

Creation Session

Knitting Circle & Beginner’s Instruction

Creation Session

6PM | MONDAY, OCTOBER 27 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn to use the library’s new vinyl cutter and make a fun project to take home. Registration required; district cardholders have priority until October 20. GET CERTIFIED 6PM | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn how to use the machine, so that you can get started on your own creative projects. Registration required; district cardholders have priority until October 23.

Embroidery Sewing Machine GET CERTIFIED 6PM | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn all you need to know to get started on your own creative projects. Registration required; district cardholders have priority until October 27.

Embroidered Tote Bag 6PM | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn about our new embroidery sewing machine and leave with an embroidered tote bag. Learn how to find a pattern to embroider onto your items. Must have a basic understanding of sewing with a machine. Registration required; district cardholders have priority until October 29.

11AM | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 & DECEMBER 4 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Do you like to knit or crochet? Meet fellow yarn enthusiasts in your community. Don’t know how to knit? No problem. We’ll teach you how to get started knitting a scarf, and provide you with a starter kit of yarn and needles for your first project. Only register if you are a beginner.

3D Printing GET CERTIFIED 6PM | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn how to use the machine, so that you can get started on your own creative projects. Registration required; district cardholders have priority until November 3.

Creation Session 6PM | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn what 3D printing is, how it works, and then use the machine to make a unique object to take home. Registration required; district cardholders have priority until November 6.

6PM | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Use the laser cutter to cut, etch and engrave designs on a variety of materials and make a unique object to take home. Registration required; district cardholders have priority until November 10. BOOK A ONE-ON-ONE APPOINTMENT WITH AN EXPERT | ADULTS & TEENS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Call (847) 446-7220.

The Studio Guidelines & Use The Studio is open to all; however, to use certain pieces of equipment, users must have signed the usage agreement. Anyone under age 14 must have this document signed by a parent or guardian. At times, The Studio may not be appropriate for the very young due to the equipment in use and projects in progress. You can book a one-on-one appointment with one of our experts to get one-on-one help with your creative project. See our website for a complete list of equipment, usage guidelines and creative possibilities.

Registration Priority Winnetka-Northfield Library District cardholders will have priority registration for select programs until one week prior to the class start date. Registration then opens to all other area library cardholders. You must have a library card to register due to limited class sizes.

PROGRAMS FOR

Adults ideas worth spreading TED Talk Viewing & Discussion Series The TED (Technology, Education, Design) Talk viewings are approximately 20 minutes, followed by a discussion. Registration required.

How School Kills Creativity 7PM | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Creativity expert Sir Ken Robinson’s TED Talk, How School Kills Creativity, challenges the way we educate our children and champions a radical rethink of our school systems to cultivate creativity and acknowledge multiple types of intelligence.

The Power of Vulnerability 7PM | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 ADULTS | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Join us as we watch Brene Brown’s TED Talk “The Power of Vulnerability.” Brown studies human connection–our ability to empathize, belong and love. In a poignant, funny talk, she shares a deep insight from her research that sent her on a personal quest to know herself and understand humanity.

Food & Drink

Tailgating Recipes that Score 2PM | SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 | ADULTS NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Chef Blair Carothers shares recipes for your fall tailgate party or game day gathering. Registration required.

Wine Tasting by Vinic Wines 7PM | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Vinic Wine Shop in Evanston will conduct a wine tasting for library patrons ages 21 and up. Learn the proper technique for tasting wines, and sample a few varieties. Registration required.

Mmm Mmm Maple Syrup 2PM | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 ADULTS | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

With over 35 years of experience, Roger Taylor will wow you with everything you ever wanted to know about maple syruping, culminating with a tasting. Registration required.

Craft Beer Tasting & Author Visit 6:30PM | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22 ADULTS AGE 21+ | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Author Anna Blessing talks about her most recent book, Locally Brewed: Portraits of Craft Breweries from America’s Heartland. The book celebrates the Midwest’s craft brewing movement with profiles of 20 area brew masters and their breweries. Program includes craft beer tastings. Books will be available for purchase and signing during the event. Participants must be 21 years and older. Registration required.

Small Batch Whiskey & Gin Tasting 7PM | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 | ADULTS AGE 21+ | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Alison Mouratis, brand ambassador for FEW Spirits, tells the history of the distillery, and will guide us through a tasting of their awarding-winning bourbon, rye, and various gins. FEW Spirits is a distillery located in Evanston known for producing awardwinning, handcrafted, small batch spirits. Participants must be 21 years and older. Registration required.

Holiday Hors d’oeuvres 7PM | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6 ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn how to prep simple and delicious holiday hors d’oeuvres to compliment any dinner with Chef Blair Carothers. Her recipes will be available to sample. Registration required.

Thanksgiving Wine Pairing 7PM | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 ADULTS AGE 21+ | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Vinic Wine Shop in Evanston will be here to show us how to pair wines with our Thanksgiving meals, including a few samples to taste along the way. Participants must be 21 years and older. Registration required.

History & Dramatic Performances

Home & Garden The Midwestern Native Garden

Mrs. Potter Palmer’s Gold Coast

2PM | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 ADULTS | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

7PM | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 | ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Sally Sexton Kalmbach of Chicago History Tours traces the footsteps of Bertha Palmer, the famous society matron, Impressionist patron and leading lady of the World’s Columbian Exposition. Kalmbach also discusses the architecture and rich history of Chicago’s Gold Coast at the height of its fame. Registration required.

FDR’s Fireside Chats 2PM | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 | ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Living History Impersonator Robert Lindsey presents a dramatization of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s fireside chats, touching upon many aspects of his life, his favorite stories of notable people, the Depression era, the New Deal, and his wife, Eleanor. Registration required.

An Afternoon with Emily Dickinson 2PM | SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2 | ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Join actress Betsey Means of Womanlore for a one-woman performance about the eccentric, reclusive life and remarkable poetry of Emily Dickinson, one of the towering figures of American literature. Registration required.

Try Something New Improv Comedy Class 6:45PM | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Join us for this interactive and fun improv class led by Al Zimbler. Learn to think in the moment, improve your social skills, and become more comfortable being on stage or speaking in front of a group. Learn to do things you never thought you could do! Registration required.

Travel THE SOUND OF MUSIC CITY

Salzburg

2PM | SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

World traveler Al Popowits takes us on an armchair trip to Salzburg, Austria. His program includes Fortress Hohensalzburg, Palace Mirabelle, St. Peterskeller, and other locations associated with the film, The Sound of Music. Registration required.

Learn the benefits of gardening with native flowers, shrubs and trees, and why Fall is a great season for planting. Presented by Charlotte Adelman and Bernard L. Schwartz, co-authors of The Midwestern Native Garden - Native Alternatives to Non-native Flowers and Plants, An Illustrated Guide. Registration required.

Healthy Body/Healthy Home 7PM | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 | ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Dawn Duffy of Healing Hands discusses how many common household products contain chemicals that can hurt our immune system and harm our health. Learn to make your own healthy alternatives. Free samples provided. Registration required.

Finding Your Design & Color Personality 7PM | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Identify your personal style, and then select the perfect style direction and color palette for your home. In a fun and informative hour, discover the secret to uncovering a unique blend of fashion and design to define your style personality. You will craft your personalized “look book” as a takehome guide for the best color and design elements to help create rooms that will surround you in feel-good design. Registration required.

Film Discussions Movie Discussions with Toby Nicholson

by historian Leslie Goddard uses photographs and short clips from the movie to explore how the film was made. Learn about the casting of the movie, the special effects used, and the incredible public reaction. Registration required.

3:30PM | SUNDAYS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Pick up a copy of the movie at the library to view in advance. SEPTEMBER 21

Citizen Kane Orson Welles’s classic tale of a publishing tycoon’s rise and fall.

BULLY

OCTOBER 26

View the documentary film BULLY, directed by Sundance and Emmy award-winner, Lee Hirsch, followed by a discussion. Parents and teens are encouraged to attend together. Over 13 million American kids will be bullied this year, making it the most common form of violence experienced by young people in the nation. Sponsored by the Lake Shore Unitarian Society in Winnetka. Refreshments served. Registration recommended.

6:30PM | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Finding Vivian Maier This acclaimed documentary explores the life and work of a North Shore nanny who was posthumously recognized as one of America’s best street photographers.

The Making of Gone With the Wind

Parking Lot Alert!

Seventy-five years after its blockbuster premiere in 1939, the film “Gone with the Wind,” continues to inspire passionate devotion. This illustrated talk

The Winnetka Library is replacing the roof beginning in late September, with completion in early November. We may have some interruptions in the availability of the parking lot for several days. Stay tuned to our web page for the latest updates. To receive notifications from the library via email, please subscribe to our email newsletter by visiting the link at the bottom of our web page.

FEATURING LESLIE GODDARD

2PM | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Lyric Opera Educational Programs 2PM | SUNDAYS | ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Enjoy an overview of the story, biographical information about the composer and librettist and musical highlights with a docent from the Lyric Opera. SEPTEMBER 21 Don Giovanni with Neil Adelman SEPTEMBER 28 Capriccio with Joyce Altman OCTOBER 26 Il Trovatore with Jeffrey Sherman NOVEMBER 16 Porgy and Bess with Rochelle Klapman NOVEMBER 23 Anna Bolena with Karen Jared

SEPTEMBER IS LIBRARY CARD SIGN-UP MONTH

Get a Library Card! Make it Mobile with the CardStar App

Keep your family’s Library cards at your fingertips with the CardStar app for iPhone and Android users. Do you need help installing or using the CardStar app? Bring your device in and we’ll help you download the App and get your Library cards ready for your next checkout. Don’t have a Library card? Stop by the Library, or get an application and list of what to bring with you to get the card, online at winnetkalibrary.org/ using-your-library/get-a-library-card/.

ADULT

Book Clubs

A COOKBOOK BOOK CLUB

Food for Thought 7PM | MONDAYS

Check out one of the spotlighted cookbooks, try the recipes, and prepare one to bring to the meeting to share. Registration required. SEPTEMBER 8 | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Noteworthy: A Collection of Recipes from the Ravinia Festival, and Noteworthy Two: A Recipe Collection from the Ravinia Festival OCTOBER 13 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Pioneer Woman Cooks: Food from My Frontier, and Pioneer Woman Cooks a Year of Holidays, by Ree Drummond NOVEMBER 10 | NORTHFIELD BRANCH

Pies: Sweet and Savory, by Caroline Bretherton, and Tart it up: Sweet & Savory Tarts & Pies, by Eric Lanlard

Reading is the Spice of Life 1PM | MONDAYS | ADULTS NORTH SHORE SENIOR CENTER, 161 NORTHFIELD ROAD, NORTHFIELD

Led by Liz Poppenhouse and Kristin Carlson. North Shore Senior Center membership required. SEPTEMBER 8

Orphan Train, by Christina Baker Kline OCTOBER 13

The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry, by Gabrielle Zevin NOVEMBER 10

The Good Lord Bird, by James McBride

Stop in or call to reserve the book & join the conversation!

Reading for a Cozy Afternoon 1PM | WEDNESDAYS | NORTH SHORE SENIOR CENTER, 161 NORTHFIELD ROAD, NORTHFIELD

Led by Donette Jensen. North Shore Senior Center membership required. SEPTEMBER 10

The Art of Hearing Heartbeats, by Jan-Philipp Sendker OCTOBER 8

Under the Starry Sky, by Nancy Horan NOVEMBER 12

TBA

Foul Play Book Discussion 11:30AM | WEDNESDAYS | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Led by Kristin Carlson. Bring lunch if you’d like; coffee and dessert provided. SEPTEMBER 17

Death of a Cozy Writer, by G. M. Malliet OCTOBER 15

The Various Haunts of Men, by Susan Hill NOVEMBER 19

Murder in Passy, by Cara Black

Reading on the Rocks 7PM | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 STORMY’S TAVERN, 1735 ORCHARD LANE, NORTHFIELD

Enjoy great conversation about quirky and off-the-beaten path fiction titles. Arts & Entertainments, by Christopher Beha, is a sharp-edged satire with heart. The story of handsome Eddie Hartley who has forgone dreams of an acting career for the reality of life as a drama teacher. Registration required.

Clue: A Mystery Book Club 7:30PM | WEDNESDAYS NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Led by Melissa Morgan. OCTOBER 15

The Holy Thief, by William Ryan NOVEMBER 11

The Round House, by Louise Erdrich

Nonfiction for a Sunday Afternoon 2PM | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Led by Kathy Roegge. In the tradition of Simon Winchester and Dava Sobel, The Riddle of the Labyrinth: The Quest to Crack an Ancient Code by Margalit Fox tells one of the most intriguing stories in the history of language, masterfully blending history, linguistics, and cryptology with an elegantly wrought narrative.

Fiction Book Discussion 2PM | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 WINNETKA LIBRARY

The Story of Land and Sea, by Katy Simpson Smith, a novel that caused a bidding war among ten major publishers. Set in a small town in North Carolina during the waning years of the American Revolution, this debut novel follows three generations of family: parents and children, master and slaves, and characters who yearn for redemption amidst war, kidnapping, slavery, and love. Registration required.

PROGRAMS FOR

Youth

Live at the Library! Book Discussions for Kids Reading With Relish 4PM | THURSDAYS | GRADES 5 & 6 AT U DAWG U, 300 S. HAPP ROAD, NORTHFIELD

Join us for hot dogs and cool books. Registration required. SEPTEMBER 11

The Spindlers, by Lauren Oliver OCTOBER 9

Sidekicked, by John David Anderson NOVEMBER 13

TBA

Books and Bagels 4PM | TUESDAYS | GRADES 3 & 4 ONCE UPON A BAGEL, 1050 GAGE STREET, WINNETKA

Music from Around the World 10:30 AM | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 AGE 2+ WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER WINNETKA LIBRARY

Tony Ranieri brings his expanded family music program. All attendees, both adults and children, must register as space is limited.

Marvelous Music of Mother Goose 10:30AM | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 ALL AGES/FAMILY WITH PARENT/ CAREGIVER | WINNETKA LIBRARY

The Theater for Young Audiences brings its traveling musical for families. All attendees, both adults and children, must register as space is limited.

THE GREAT SCOTT PRESENTS

Comedy and Illusion

2PM | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 | FAMILY NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Both young and old will have serious fun with this show’s broad mix of genuine laughs and surprising magic. Even rambunctious children sit mesmerized–except when they’re supposed to participate, which is a large portion of the show. Registration required.

Read some great books and then talk about them with other kids. Registration required.

Noodles the Wonder Dog

OCTOBER 7

Noodles is a shelter mutt turned local celebrity and international trick champion. He’ll perform the amazing tricks and feats that have earned him television and commercial fame. Kids will learn some fun and simple dog training techniques. Registration required.

Frindle, by Andrew Clements NOVEMBER 4

Liar & Spy, by Rebecca Stead

American Girl Book Discussion

2PM | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8 | FAMILY NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

3:30 PM | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 GRADES 2-4 | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Read the book Meet Julie, and come to the Library for a fun book discussion and an American Girl craft. Bring your ideas and your dolls. Registration required.

Maker

Fun for Every Age Reading with Bailey

Supervised Chess

6PM | TUESDAYS | SEPTEMBER 16, OCTOBER 21 & NOVEMBER 18 | AGES 6-12 | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

6PM | THURSDAYS | SEPTEMBER 18, OCTOBER 16 & NOVEMBER 20 AGE 7+ WITH A PARENT/CAREGIVER NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Read to Bailey, a lovable black Lab therapy dog, who will listen to your every word. Children who are comfortable reading may schedule one 15-minute session per month. Call the Northfield Branch Library (847) 4465990 to register.

Lego Mania Clubs Clubs for brick builders. Create cool stuff. Registration required. THURSDAYS | SEPTEMBER 18, OCTOBER 9 & NOVEMBER 13 | WINNETKA LIBRARY

5:30pm | Grades JK-2 6:30pm | Grade 2+

Expert chess player Bruce Haffner provides a lesson, and then supervises play. Registration required.

Video Maker 6:30PM | THURSDAYS | SEPTEMBER 25 & OCTOBER 16 | GRADES 4+ WINNETKA LIBRARY

Video Maker is a fun way to hone your editing, sound, lighting, and shot techniques. We will be filming in the library and making 5 by 5â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and 10-second videos. Equipment is provided. Registration required.

TUESDAYS | SEPTEMBER 23, OCTOBER 21 & NOVEMBER 18 | NORTHFIELD BRANCH

6pm | Grade JK+

club

Maker Club: Where Art Meets Science 4PM | WEDNESDAYS | GRADE 5+

Earthquake vs. City SEPTEMBER 17 | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Make a few skyscrapers and then subject them to an earthquake. Watch as some collapse and others stay standing. Registration required.

DNA Day OCTOBER 15 | NORTHFIELD BRANCH

Extract DNA and construct DNA strands using food from the grocery store. Registration required.

Construct a Catapult NOVEMBER 12 | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Build a catapult and test how far a marshmallow can fly. Registration required.

Mini Maker Club 4PM | WEDNESDAYS | GRADES 2-4

The Science of Ice Cream SEPTEMBER 24 | NORTHFIELD BRANCH

Make some delicious ice cream. Registration required.

Halloween Spooktacular 6PM | TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28 | ALL AGES/FAMILY | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Wear your costume and join us for a spook-tacular time, including a pumpkin walk and face painting. Registration required. SPECIAL PJ STORYTIME A Haunting We Will Go! 6:30PM | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 | AGE 2+ WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER | WINNETKA

Ghosts, goblins and stories, oh my! Registration required for all attendees, both adults and children, for this special Halloween storytime. Space is limited.

Make a Scribble Machine OCTOBER 22 | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Construct a scribble machine. Registration required.

Build Your Own Hovercraft NOVEMBER 19 | NORTHFIELD BRANCH

Build a hovercraft. Registration required.

Youth

PROGRAMS FOR

LEARN IT AT THE LIBRARY

Beginning Microsoft Office Classes Basic PowerPoint 2013 7PM | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn to create, open and save presentations and slideshows. Registration required.

Basic Excel 2013 7PM | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Storytimes & Crafts Bright Beginnings AGE 0-17 MONTHS WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER 10:30AM, WEDNESDAYS | WINNETKA 10:30AM, THURSDAYS | NORTHFIELD

Simple stories, songs, puppets and peekaboo.

Toddler Time AGE 18-36 MONTHS WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER 10:30AM, TUESDAYS | WINNETKA

A fun-filled 30 minutes of stories, music, felt boards and more.

All Ages WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER 10:30AM, THURSDAYS SEPTEMBER 18, OCTOBER 16 & NOVEMBER 20 ONLY | WINNETKA 4PM, MONDAYS | NORTHFIELD

Stories, songs, and fun for all children with a parent/caregiver.

PJ Storytime AGE 2+ WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER 6:30PM, THURSDAYS | WINNETKA

Children are invited to come in their pajamas and bring their teddy bear to listen with them. SEPTEMBER 11 SPECIAL BEDTIME STORIES OCTOBER 30 A HAUNTING WE WILL GO!

Ghosts, goblins and stories, oh my! Registration required for this special Halloween storytime. All attendees, both adults and children, must register as space is limited. NOVEMBER 20 FAMILY READING NIGHT

Join us for the statewide Family Reading Night! We will have some special guests helping tell some special stories.

Make & Take Crafts ALL AGES WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER 3PM, FRIDAYS | WINNETKA 10AM, SATURDAYS | NORTHFIELD

Stop in to make a different craft each week.

STORYTIMES AND CRAFTS ARE DROP-IN PROGRAMS

Learn the basics of what a spreadsheet program does, and different ways to use it for work and home. Registration required.

Basic Word 2013 3PM | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn to create, open and save documents and format text in Microsoft Word. Registration required.

New Library Catalog Arrives September 15 Along with many other area libraries in our borrowing consortium, we’ll officially have a new catalog starting September 15. This catalog allows access to over five million items and has robust searching capabilities. Noticeable differences will include the Completed, In Progress and For Later shelves listings in your account that will automatically migrate to as private lists available to you through the My Account feature. You’ll also be able to print and email the list right from the catalog. If you need help nagivating the new system, stop by the Adult Services desk and we’ll be glad to assist you.

mputers, Apps and Technology APP-TERNOONS

Drop In Technology Help 1PM | MONDAYS | WINNETKA LIBRARY 2-4PM | TUESDAYS | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Download eBooks to your iPad or Kindle. Learn a foreign language on your tablet. Listen to audiobooks or renew library books on your phone. Bring your device to the Reference Desk and we’ll help you use the library’s free resources.

How to Setup and Organize Folders/Files on your PC 7PM | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn skills to help you organize the folders and files on your PC. Most importantly, you will have fewer lost files, and learn file management skills for increased productivity. Registration required.

Holiday Purchase Help: Compare Computing Devices 2PM | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

We’ll compare computing devices to help you with your Holiday purchase. “Twas the night before Holiday, and all through the night, I didn’t know what to purchase and had a great fright... On Android, on iPhone, on Chrome and tablet, on desktop and laptop, I know what to get!” Sign up to learn all you need to make an informed decision. Registration required.

SOCIAL MEDIA OVERVIEW

What is Facebook and Why Would I Ever Use It? 7PM | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn how to join and use Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Skype. This session includes online demonstrations of social media sites. Registration required.

Basic iPhone Workshop Series 2PM | WEDNESDAYS | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

OCTOBER 1 | SETTINGS ON YOUR IPHONE

Learn basic iPhone functions with these workshops. Register for each class individually. Bring a charging cable, a charged iPhone, Apple ID and password to each class.

Learn about the “settings” icon, what each of these settings mean and how to use them. Registration required.

SEPTEMBER 17 | AN IPHONE OVERVIEW

Rosetta Stone Language Learning is Here! Access to the Rosetta Stone language learning program is now available through the Library. The awardwinning interactive immersion method is accessible with the Rosetta Course app and your Library card. The app includes 50 hours of instruction (level 1) in over 30 languages. To get started, download the app and then visit the Library web page, winnetkalibrary.org, to register.

How to make a phone call, connect to the Internet, get your email, use the camera, use an app, and update your phone. Registration required. SEPTEMBER 24 | WORLD OF APPS

Learn how to find apps, and how to download them to make your life more productive and fun. Registration required.

OCTOBER 15 | USING MAPS AND GPS

The iPhone has powerful mapping and GPS capabilities. Get turn-by-turn instructions or find the closest coffee shop. Registration required. OCTOBER 22 | USING YOUR CAMERA

Learn basic camera operation, transferring pictures from your iPhone to your computer; how to email pictures and how to take and post a selfie. Learn apps that enhance your pictures. Registration required. iPhone workshops presented by Evanston-based Services for Adults Staying in Their Homes, a non-profit providing services to make it easier for older adults to reside at home.

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Winnetka-Northfield Library Foundation Library Closings September 26............. Staff training November 26............. Close at 5pm November 27............. Thanksgiving

Library Hours Monday-Thursday......... 9am - 9pm Friday-Saturday............ 9am - 5pm Sunday......................... 1pm - 5pm The Source is published in March, June, September & December. Editor & designer: Mary Hastings. The library reserves the right to take photographs and video program participants. Photos and videos are for library use and may be used in library publicity materials. Patrons who do not wish to be part of photographs or videos should notify library staff. The Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District is subject to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Any individual who plans to attend any program at the library and who requires a special accommodation, or anyone who has questions regarding accessibility to the library, is requested to phone the Winnetka Library at (847) 4467220 or the Northfield Branch Library at (847) 446-5990.

Available in October with your Library Card! Enjoy thousands of movies, television, music, and audiobooks on Hoopla for free with your Library card. The video and audio products are available to borrow for instant streaming, or temporary download to your smartphone, tablet, computer and Apple TV. Hollywood blockbusters, bestselling authors and recording artists, and an extensive catalog of educational materials, children’s titles, exercise videos, and foreign films are available. The Hoopla web site and mobile apps are easy to use, and there are never waiting lists. Start streaming immediately, or download a title to your phone or tablet for offline viewing later. Each library card holder can check out up to six titles per month (any mix of movies, music or audiobooks).

Checkout Periods • Movies, TV Shows & Videos: 72 hours (3 days) • Music albums: 1 week (7 days) • Audiobooks: 3 weeks (21 days) All items are returned automatically at the end of the lending period, so there are never any late fees. Get started by downloading the Hoopla app to your tablet or phone, or visit Hoopla.com with your computer. Need help downloading the app or have questions? Stop in to see our adult services librarians and we’ll help you get started. Check our web page for the launch date, or to receive notifications from the library via email, subscribe to our email newsletter by visiting the link at the bottom of our web page.