The Source | Summer 2020

SUMMER June – August 2020

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The Source Adult & Youth Summer Reading Logs Inside! Page 7 & 8

CREATE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE

Learn how to join the Library for virtual programs. Page 2

Meet our One Book Two Villages Author Elizabeth Berg. Page 3

LIBRARY NEWS

ADULT BOOK CLUBS . . . 6 TECHNOLOGY . . . . . . .6 YOUTH . . . . . . . . . . 9 ADULT . . . . . . . . . . 11

How to Register For An Event REGISTRATION IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVED Program registration begins at 9am Saturday, May 23.

ONLINE RESERVATION Log onto www.winnetkalibrary.org and under "events" you will find the events calendar. Locate the program of interest and register.

PHONE/EMAIL REGISTRATION You may call, (847) 446-7220, or email eref@winnetkalibrary.org.

CANCELLATION If your plans change after registering, please let us know 24 hours in advance so we can invite another guest to take your spot.

Do you have a Library card?

How to get one: Residents and property owners of the Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District are taxed for library services on their real estate tax bills.

A Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District card can be obtained upon display of a valid government-issued photo identification card and proof of current address within the District. All District library cards expire after three years and must be renewed with presentation of identification and proof of current address.

Join Us For A Summer of Virtual Programs For the safety and health of our community, we will be offering virtual programming for the foreseeable future, until we can be confident about safely applying social distancing guidelines. In the meantime, we look forward to seeing you at our virtual programs!

What is Virtual Programming?

Our programming will be taking place virtually through an online service called Zoom.

Patrons will be able to participate in the program through audio and/or video using Zoom. A link to the event and instructions will be emailed to registrants the day of the program. All Zoom sessions will be password protected.

How to Attend a Virtual Program Register for the program on our Library website (see instructions in sidebar to the left).

Once you've registered, information on how to connect virtually using Zoom will be emailed to you the day of the program.

You can attend a program in one of the following ways:

Use a computer running Zoom

Use a tablet or smartphone using the Zoom app

Use a telephone to dial into the meeting

There will be no tech support. If you experience technical difficulties during the program, it is best to close Zoom or hang up and start afresh. If this is your first time using Zoom, you should give yourself a few extra minutes before the program starts.

Using a computer 1. Connect to the program using the link in your email. If you do not have Zoom installed on your computer, you will be prompted to install it. You can also connect at Zoom.us, click on "Join A Meeting" and enter the meeting ID and password from your email.

2. C onnect to the program using computer audio. You will be prompted to provide a name when you log in. Providing a name will help us to identify you and allow you to speak when appropriate.

Using a tablet or smartphone 1. Install the “Zoom Cloud Meetings” app on your tablet or smartphone from the app store. The software developer who makes it (the grey text below the name of the app in the store) is “Meet Happy.” You can also connect at Zoom.us.

2. C onnect to the program using the link in your email. Clicking on the link will open in the Zoom app. Providing a name upon login will help us to identify you and allow you to speak when appropriate.

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ONE BOOK TWO VILLAGES

Sept

10 Elizabeth Berg Meet Author

With over 4 million copies of her books in print, bestselling author Elizabeth Berg has written more than 20 novels, two collections of short stories, and two nonfiction books. Warm without being sentimental, optimistic without being cloying, and eminently readable, Berg has been praised for “her ability to find the extraordinary in the ordinary, the remarkable in the everyday” (The Boston Globe).

The Book A group of women in Mason, Missouri discover that best friends are made by sharing secrets. It all started as a supper club, a group gathering monthly to share homemade dinners, until the night one woman made a startling revelation. After that, the "Confession Club" decided to meet weekly to feast not only on dinner, but on admissions of misdeeds, embarrassments, and insecurities. When Iris Winters and Maddy Harris are invited to the club, they find that it's just what each of them needs. Iris hasn't yet told anyone about the unlikely man who has captured her attention, and Maddy has come back home to escape a problem too big for her to confront.

The Confession Club is a heartwarming and illuminating book about women, friendship, and how sharing the secrets we're afraid of revealing can actually bring us closer.

“Before I became a writer, I was a registered nurse for ten years, and that was my ‘school’ for writing—taking care of patients taught me a lot about human nature, about hope and fear and love and loss and regret and triumph and especially about relationships—all things that I tend to focus on in my work.” –Elizabeth Berg

Her books include the Oprah Book Club Selection Open House, The Tapestry of Fortunes, The Dream Lover, Home Safe and The Last Time I Saw You. Recent novels include The Story of Arthur Truluv, its follow up, Night of Miracles, and her latest The Confession Club, all set in the community of Mason, Missouri. Three of her novels have been made into films, and many have been New York Times bestsellers. Up next in October 2020 she will release I’ll Be Seeing You: A Memoir which follows the emotional and physical challenges of caring for her aging parents. Berg has been honored with the NEBA Award, and her writing has appeared in numerous publications, including Ladies’ Home Journal, Redbook, and The New York Times Magazine.

Join us September 10 at the Community House Cocktail Party Reception 6PM | Tickets $50

Lecture General Admission 7:30PM | Tickets $15

Meet Elizabeth Berg and enjoy an open bar and unlimited appetizers from 6-7:30pm. Reception ticket includes reserved seating for the 7:30pm lecture and book signing.

Doors open at 7:15pm for lecture and book signing. Books will be available on-site for purchase from The Book Stall.

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STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS

Mysteries Melissa Morgan, Librarian 1. Bluebird, Bluebird by Attica Locke 2. Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz 3. The Lost Man by Jane Harper 4. Before the Fall by Noah Hawley Spotlight Review Into the Fire by Gregg Hurwitz. This is the 4th in Hurwitz’s Orphan X series. It’s a fast-paced thriller with Orphan X aka Evan Smoak who atones for his past by helping strangers in need. Those strangers are often in extreme peril and Smoak’s skills as an assassin come in handy. In this installment, Smoak

solves one problem only to discover it linked to another and another and another. It’s good fun to read, especially his interactions with the regular people who live in his building.

Find Your Next

Great Read!

One of the library services that gives our staff great joy (and we hope you, too!), is connecting readers with their next great read. We love to talk about books, get to know our patrons' preferences and tailor our suggestions to fit their interests. Some of our staff put together lists that we hope you’ll enjoy. Happy reading!

Recent Under-The-Radar Releases Courtney Volny, Branch Services Coordinator 1. Hi Five by Joe Ide 2. The Last Time I Saw You by Liv Constantine 3. Eileen by Ottessa Moshfegh 4. Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell Spotlight Review The Reckless Oath We Made by Bryn Greenwood.

Zee is a six-foot-tall redhead with a shattered hip and a bad temper. Her older sister is taken hostage during a prison break and it is up to Zee to take care of her nephew, her ailing mother, and her own fear.

Zee is helped by a man named Gentry, and the two of them forge a unique bond while Zee tries to figure out what happened to her sister. I do not have enough praise for this book! It was beautiful, touching, and bittersweet. The friendship that is created between Zee and Gentry is hands down the best relationship I have read in a book this year.

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If You’re New to Audiobooks Sydney Clark, Library Associate 1.

Untamed by Glennon Doyle 2. Home Work by Julie Andrews 3. Stories I Only Tell My Friends by Rob Lowe 4. Talking to Strangers by Malcolm Gladwell 5. Becoming by Michelle Obama 6. Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid Spotlight Review What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami. This audiobook had a great narrator (not the author) and was a great peek inside the head of an author. While the book is about Murakami's "hobby" of long-distance running, it also shed a lot of insight into his writing process. I am neither a runner, nor a writer, but found both aspects fascinating and inspiring!

STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS

Strong Women Katie Cangelosi, Head of Circulation Services 1.

The Fifth Season

by N.K. Jemisin 2. Upright Women Wanted by Sarah Gailey 3. Ninth House

by Leigh Bardugo 4. The Power by Naomi Alderman 5. The Girl with Seven Names by Hyeonseo Lee Spotlight Review My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry by Fredrik Backman. Elsa is seven years old when she loses her best friend – her grandmother. She takes off on an adventure spurred by letters left by her grandma where she finds the impossible waiting behind every door. This is a charming story full of fairy tales, devotion, and learning it is okay to be different.

Retellings of Fairytales and Folklore Erin Collins, Librarian 1.

Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast by Robin McKinley 2. Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik 3. The Bear And the Nightingale by Katherine Arden 4. The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo 5. The Penelopiad by Margaret Atwood 6. Circe by Madeline Miller 7. Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman 8. The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert

Youth Summer Reading Recommendations Enjoy this sneak preview of our five recommended summer reading lists created by Youth Services staff and local educators. Look out for the full lists during Summer Reading!

Birth–PreK Will Ladybug Hug? by Hilary Leung. Ladybug is a great hugger. But will her friends let her hug? Find out in this surprising book all about consent.

Summer by Cao Wenxuan. Under a burning sun on the dry grassland, animals ranging from a tiny field mouse to a large elephant fight over a bit of shade until they learn a better way.

K–2nd Grade Sofia Valdez, Future Prez by Andrea Beaty. The newest picture book from the creators of Iggy Peck, Architect; Rosie Revere, Engineer; and Ada Twist, Scientist stars Sofia Valdez, a community leader who stands up for what she believes!

Trouble at Table 5: The Candy Caper by Tom Watson. Molly gets things stuck in her head sometimes. When she sees a jar of candy on Principal Shelton's desk, she absolutely needs to know how many candies are in that jar! Luckily, her two best friends, Simon and Rosie, are ready to help her find the answer— even if it means detention for all of them.

3rd–5th Grade Prairie Lotus by Linda Sue Park. In Dakota Territory in the 1880s, half-Chinese Hanna and her white father face racism and resistance to change as they try to make a home for themselves.

Max and the Midknights by Lincoln Peirce.

Max wants to be a knight! Too bad that dream is about as likely as finding a friendly dragon.

But when Max's uncle Budrick is kidnapped by the cruel King Gastley, Max has to act...and fast! Joined by a band of brave adventurers—the Midknights—Max sets out on a thrilling quest: to save Uncle Budrick and restore the realm of Byjovia to its former high spirits!

6th–8th Grade Spotlight Review Enchantment by Orson Scott Card. It is a wonderful reimagining of the timeless story of Sleeping Beauty. Set in Eastern Europe in the dense Carpathian forest, first as a boy and later as a man, Ivan accidentally slips through an invisible portal of time and finds himself in the position of potential hero to the sleeping princess he finds imprisioned by an all-powerful bear. I guarantee you’ll find yourself swept back in time with Ivan and into one of your favorite childhood stories that can only be understood by grown-ups. Fun for adults and teens.

Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky by Kwame Mbalia. Best-selling author Rick Riordan presents Kwame Mbalia's epic fantasy, a middle grade American Gods set in a richly imagined world populated with African American folk heroes and West African gods.

Small Spaces by Katherine Arden. After eleven-year-old Ollie's school bus mysteriously breaks down on a field trip, she has to take a trip through scary woods, and must use all of her wits to survive. She must stick to small spaces.

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ADULT BOOK CLUBS

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BOOK CLUBS

TRUE STORY: NONFICTION BOOK DISCUSSION WEDNESDAYS, 7PM • ADULTS • REGISTER • LED BY ERIN COLLINS

BOOK DISCUSSION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 7PM • ADULTS VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Author Elizabeth Berg is the guest and featured speaker at our event this fall.

Join us as we discuss her featured book.

Book lovers come together to talk about books on a variety of topics like true crime, medicine, memoirs, biographies, science, economics and much more.

JUNE 10 • VIRTUAL Once More We Saw Stars by Jayson Greene JULY 8 • VIRTUAL Red Notice: A True Story of High Finance, Murder, and One Man's Fight for Justice by Bill Browder

FOUL PLAY: MYSTERY BOOK DISCUSSION

CLUE: A MYSTERY BOOK CLUB

WEDNESDAYS, 11:30AM • ADULTS • REGISTER • LED BY BETSY GRIEBENOW & ERIN COLLINS

TUESDAYS, 7:30PM • ADULTS • REGISTER • LED BY MELISSA MORGAN

This book group chews over mysteries from around the globe.

Join a lively discussion about all types of mystery books, ranging from true crime, dark thrillers, police procedurals and historical mysteries.

JUNE 17 • VIRTUAL Death on the Nile: A Hercule Poirot Mystery by Agatha Christie

JUNE 9 • VIRTUAL The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler

JULY 15 • VIRTUAL The Do-Right by Lisa Sandlin

JULY 14 • VIRTUAL Charlie M. by Brian Freemantle

AUGUST 19 • VIRTUAL The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

AUG. 11 • VIRTUAL The Cold Cold Ground by Adian McKinty

TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS Intro to Videoconferencing WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1:30PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Learn how to use Zoom and a few competitive products such as FaceTime and Skype.

Virtual Grocery Delivery WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 10 & JULY 8, 1:30PM • ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

magazines, and movies. You can also use Value Line, Morningstar, Lynda.com, The New York Times, and much more.

Organizing Photos with Your iPhone or iPad WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1:30PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Learn how to order and have groceries delivered to your house. We will also cover contactless pickup.

Learn how to organize photos on your iPhone or iPad so that you can find what you are looking for with ease.

The Library on Your iPhone or iPad

Sharing Photos with Your iPhone or iPad

WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 17 & JULY 22, 1:30PM • ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1:30PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Learn how to access our growing collection of eBooks, eAudiobooks,

There are a variety of ways to share photos with your friends

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and family. This class will cover how to use cloud services, email sharing, and other useful ways for you to share your photos.

Cut the Cord – Alternatives to Premium Cable Services WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1:30PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

This class will review the many alternative ways to get broadcast and premium TV, movies, etc. without having to pay a fortune.

What Is the Cloud and How Can You Use It? WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1:30PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

This class will teach you what

the cloud is and how you can use it for efficiency and security.

Buying a New Digital Device WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1:30PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Learn the pros and cons of what is out there, and the information to make an intelligent decision for your needs.

Managing Virtual Privacy WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1:30PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Learn how to check and update the privacy settings for your operating system, social media sites, computers, browsers, devices and related products.

Turn the page to find the youth reading log!

2020 Summer Reading

Create Your Own Adventure!

Join us between June 1 and August 1 to make reading a lifelong habit and to help support our local small businesses. This year our program looks a little different, we’re tracking our reading progress on paper logs (included here and available to download on our website). We hope this change makes it easier for all to participate. Don’t miss out, we have a fun summer of weekly challenges planned, and the opportunity to win prizes. Register your participation and find more information: www.winnetkalibrary.org/summer-reading

Reading Log

THE CHALLENGE Your goal this summer is to read during 40 of the 60 days between June 1 and August 1. Make reading a part of your daily habits! We suggest 20 minutes a day of reading, but ultimately it is up to you how much you would like to read.

Once you finish, register your completion on our website.

FUN PRIZE All finishers will receive an electronic gift card for The Book Stall, as well as entry into one of our grand prize drawings for a gift card to support a local Winnetka-Northfield business.

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THE CHALLENGE Color one circle or write in the minutes for each day that you read. Visit our Summer Reading website for challenges and share your challenge results at: www.winnetkalibrary.org/summer-reading FUN PRIZE All finishers will receive an electronic gift card for The Book Stall, as well as entry into one of our grand prize drawings for a gift card to support a local Winnetka-Northfield business.

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CHALLENGES! #1: Read one of our Recommended Summer Reads and let us know what you think! #2: Build a cardboard or blanket fort and spend some time in it reading. #3: Listen to an audiobook on Libby, Cloudlibrary, or Hoopla. #4: Read a story about stars, planets, or outer space. Then, go outside and explore the night sky! #5: Read aloud to your pet(s), toys, or a loved one. #6: Reread a book you loved when you were younger. Do you still feel the same? #7: Read a story about food and let it inspire your lunch or dinner.

ADULT

YOUTH PROGRAMS

JULY 22 Ice Cream in a Bag Prepare to be amazed again by making ice cream in a bag.

Kitchen chemistry at its best.

families all ages Summer Reading Kick-Off: Virtual Ice Cream Social* MONDAY, JUNE 1, 6PM • ALL AGES VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Join us for a virtual kick-off to "Create Your Own Adventure" this Summer! We'll share resources, recipes and show you how to make your own ice cream from home while we talk about our 2020 Summer Reading Program.

All Ages Storytime THURSDAYS, JUNE 4–AUGUST 27, 10:30AM • ALL AGES VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Singing, dancing, stories, and bubbles!

Create With Me* SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 2PM • ALL AGES VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Make a memory with your little one by creating a personalized work of art together. You will need crayons, white paper, scissors, and tape (or glue).

Rainbow Storytime FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 10:30AM • ALL AGES • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Join us for a special storytime celebrating friendship, love, acceptance, and all the colors of the rainbow!

Dungeons and Dragons: Family Edition SATURDAY, JUNE 6 & SUNDAY, JULY 5, 2PM • FAMILIES • VIRTUAL REGISTER

We will play Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. Sign up the whole family and have an experienced game master guide you through a thrilling adventure. Work together to solve puzzles and combat monsters. No experience needed to play! Discord account and headphones with microphone needed to play.

Download Discord at discordapp.com

AUGUST 26 Build a Gumdrop Tower Put your engineering skills to use and build a tower using just toothpicks and gumdrops.

Pete the Cat Storytime FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2PM • FAMILIES VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Let's celebrate our favorite rockin' cat with a fun storytime! We'll read Pete the Cat books, sing songs, and dance together.

Dig, Discover and Dance with Laura Doherty!

SUNDAY, JULY 26, 2PM • FAMILIES VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Join musician Laura Doherty for catchy melodies and good times as we explore the planets, learn about drums, and discover nature through song!

Dan Gogh: The Magic & Art Show SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2PM FAMILIES • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Dan Gogh combines magic, optical illusions and live art in an interactive, comedic show. *This program is intended to be an interactive presentation.

Project and materials list will be included with online registration. Feel free to participate live or simply watch the demonstration.

The Rock ‘n’ Roll Variety Juggling Show FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 3PM • FAMILIES VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Join us for an exciting performance featuring Jason Kollum’s daring juggling stunts and interactive showcase.

Family Science WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 24, JULY 22 & AUGUST 26, 6:30PM FAMILIES • VIRTUAL REGISTER

JUNE 24 Color Changing Milk Experiment with kitchen chemistry using milk, food coloring and dish soap. Prepare to be amazed.

LET THE ADVENTURE BEgIN!

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YOUTH PROGRAMS ing Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales: One Dead Spy together! The book is available digitally on Hoopla with your Library card.

ages 9–13 Art Explorers* WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 10 & JULY 8, 2PM • AGES 9–13 • VIRTUAL REGISTER

birth to 4 years Bright Beginnings

ages 5–8 TUESDAYS, JUNE 2–JULY 28, 4PM • AGES 7 & UP • VIRTUAL REGISTER

Dungeons and Dragons

Bedtime Stories

Learn and Play Chess

TUESDAYS, JUNE 8 & 22, JULY 6 & 20, AUGUST 4 & 18, 6:30PM AGES 0–4 • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

THURSDAYS, JUNE 4, JULY 2 & AUGUST 6, 6:30PM • AGES 7 & UP VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Join us for some of our favorite bedtime stories, songs, and rhymes - pajamas and stuffed animals welcome!

Build critical thinking, logic and memory skills with chess.

Expert chess player Ivan Figueredo provides a lesson and supervises play.

SATURDAYS, JUNE 20, JULY 18 & AUGUST 15, 10AM • AGES 0–4 VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Let your little one show off some moves while we play baby-friendly dance music (that grown-ups will enjoy, too).

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THURSDAYS, JUNE 11, JULY 9 & AUGUST 13, 1PM • AGES 9–13 VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Show off your pop-culture trivia knowledge, from Harry Potter to Disney and everything in between.

Listen to stories and songs with your baby to help his or her love of language grow!

Saturday Dance Party

Jeopardy! Junior

Choose Your Own Adventure© Read Aloud Book Club*

Join us each week for a different reading adventure where you get to choose the path!

After the story, we will do an activity inspired by that week's adventure.

WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 3–AUGUST 26, 10:30AM • AGES 0–4 VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Make a watercolor masterpiece by following along with the instructor. You will need watercolor paints and paper, a pencil, and a paint brush.

Full STEAM Ahead!* WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 17, JULY 15 & AUGUST 19, 3PM • AGES 5 & UP VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Let's learn all about STEAM together! We'll do a simple, fun experiment with items found around the house.

TUESDAYS, JUNE 16 & JULY 14, 2PM • AGES 9–13 • VIRTUAL REGISTER

We will play Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition. No experience needed to play!

Discord account and headphones with microphone needed to play. Download Discord at discordapp.com

Friendship Bracelet Making WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 11AM AGES 9–13 • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Learn how to make cool friendship bracelets for you and your friends in this fun, hands-on class.

Graphic Novel Book Club MONDAY, JULY 13, 4PM • AGES 9–13 • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

We'll be reading and discuss-

Virtual Author Visit: Chad Sell WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 4PM AGES 7–13 • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Join us for a virtual visit from The Cardboard Kingdom graphic novelist Chad Sell. Chad will talk about creativity, writing, and his newest release Doodleville.

Legend of the Lost Toon: A Cartooning Class FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2PM • AGES 9–13 VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Join our friend Mark Anderson of Andertoons for a drawing class with mysterious mummies, dangerous dinosaurs, and terrific treasures. Then, watch as the creations are "dug up" live on the big screen. Participants will need paper and a pencil.

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Virtual Open Mic Night WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 24, JULY 29, AUGUST 26 • 7PM • TEEN VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Calling all singers, musicians, dancers, poets, writers, comedians ... you name it! Join us this Summer for a Virtual Open Mic Night the last Wednesday of every month.

Register for a 10-minute performance slot or just stop by to support your friends. Please keep content appropriate for a general audience.

* This program is intended to be an interactive presentation.

Project and materials list will be included with online registration.

Feel free to participate live or simply watch the demonstration.

ADULT PROGRAMS CAREER SKILLS Interview Like An Expert: Career Search Essentials TUESDAY, JUNE 23 • 6:30PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Lynee Alves, president of Interview Like an Expert, will deliver an engaging program that covers resume tips, the importance of LinkedIn and how to use it effectively, online job applications, and interview tips and best practices.

This program will be great for those unexpectedly looking for employment, recent college graduates or anyone who wants to learn more about current job searching and interview skills.

FINANCE Medicare 101 MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 7PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Medicare can be confusing.

Medicare Solutions Network will present a free educational seminar to get you up to speed on what Medicare covers, what it doesn't and your potential out of pocket exposure.

We'll discuss Supplements, Advantage Plans, Part D Prescription coverage and cost saving strategies for the years ahead. Whether you are currently enrolled in Medicare, will be enrolling in the future, or are helping a loved one this seminar is for you.

FOOD & DRINK Germany's Liquid Bread: A Refreshing Look at the History of Beer SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 3PM • ADULTS VIRTUAL • REGISTER

The 100th anniversary of prohibition in the US presents the perfect opportunity to celebrate the legendary history of the revolutionary beverage that changed the world: beer, or more precisely, German beer, often referred to as liquid bread. Join German historian

Anette Isaacs, M.A., for a fascinating exploration into the history of this iconic drink that will also include a look at the lucky German brewers who became Beer Barons in the USA.

GENEALOGY Writing Family History: Using Narrative in Genealogy THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Dr. Daniel Hubbard discusses not just the “how-to” but the “why-do.” What’s the best way to really improve your research? It might just be putting it to use. Want your relatives and descendants to understand your research?

Write your ancestors’ stories and see how far it takes you.

HISTORY Monet and the Story of Impressionism MONDAY JUNE 29, 7PM • ADULTS VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Claude Monet was a French painter known for his pioneering role in developing impressionism. Monet's ambition for documenting modern life and the French countryside led him to adopt a method of painting the same scene many times in order to capture the changing of light and the passing of seasons. In this lecture, art historian Jeff Mishur will talk about Monet's prolific career and his favorite series subjects such as poplars and waterlillies.

Alice Paul: Winning Votes for Women with Leslie Goddard TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 7PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

In celebration of the 100th anniversary of women's right to vote in the U.S., actress and scholar Leslie Goddard, P.h.D., portrays suffragist Alice Paul, who was one of the

most dynamic leaders in this fight. Paul arranged parades, organized the first picketing demonstrations outside the White House, lobbied politicians and endured imprisonment for women's suffrage. As fearless as she was pioneering, she remains an icon in the struggle for equal rights.

MEET THE AUTHOR

MUSIC The British Invasion with Dave Rudolf THURSDAY, JULY 9, 7PM • ADULTS VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Gold Record, Grammy Nominated singer/guitarist Dave Rudolf will rock the virtual world with live music from the Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Who, and more classic rock bands.

Jeanne Bishop THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 10AM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Writer, Cook County public defender, activist, and Winnetka resident Jeanne Bishop talks about her new book, Grace From the Rubble: Two Fathers’ Road to Reconciliation After the Oklahoma City Bombing.

TRAVEL Searching for South America SATURDAY, JULY 25, 2PM ADULTS • VIRTUAL • REGISTER

Brian Michalski spent over a year in South America trekking the Inca Trail, navigating pristine Patagonia and exploring the Amazon rainforest.

Brian overcame obstacles; including one so immense, it could take only the collective help of his loved ones to save him. Witness this atypical approach to a challenging, yet deeply rewarding continent. Michalski will enthrall you with as many entertaining stories as he has passport stamps. This program navigates one such path, providing attendees with practical information.

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