The Source | Winter 2014-15 by Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District

WINTER December 2014 - February 2015

Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District

The Source

Adult Programs PAGES 4-6 & 11

Book Clubs ADULT: PAGE 7 YOUTH: PAGE 8

Children’s Programs PAGE 8-9

Digital Books & Magazines PAGE 10

The Studio PAGES 2-4

is here!

Technology Classes PAGE 11

Free digital movies, TV episodes, music and audiobooks–instantly! Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District cardholders now have instant access to free movies, music, audiobooks and television programs through a new library service called Hoopla. Hoopla’s ever-growing digital collection includes tens of thousands of titles some 100,000 CDs; 10,000 audiobooks; 3,000 movies; and 500 TV series. Find content from NBCUniversal, MetroGoldwyn-Mayer Studios, National

Geographic, BBC America, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group. To open your account online, start on our website and have your Library card number ready. Download the Hoopla app to your device. You can access all of the available titles from your smartphone, tablet and computer.

You can borrow, instantly stream and download selections to a mobile device for viewing without an internet connection wherever you are. All the content is available on demand. There is no waiting. Each Library card user is limited to eight downloads per month. Hoopla digital’s automatic return feature eliminates late fees. (continued on page 10)

The Studio Create, Registration Information for Studio Classes REGISTER EARLY!

Registration Opens Wednesday, December 3 The Studio classes are very popular! Due to limited class size and high demand, you are encouraged to register early. In addition to our classes, we have posted links to tutorials and design software on our website that can help you prepare your Studio projects.

Registration Priority Winnetka-Northfield Library District cardholders have priority registration for Studio programs until seven days prior to the class start date. Registration then opens to all other area library cardholders. You must have a library card to register.

A Waiver is Required

Machine Embroidery Knitting & Crochet Machine Embroidery 101 2PM | TUESDAYS | JANUARY 6 OR FEBRUARY 14 | ADULTS & TEENS WINNETKA LIBRARY

A 45-minute overview and demonstration of the machine, including safety and basic operation. Registration required. 2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

Studio class participants and equipment users must sign the usage liability waiver. Anyone under age 18 must have the minor child liability waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Both of these documents are available on the Library website or you can pick up a copy at any of the Library service desks.

Lace Snowflake Ornaments

Signed waivers can be brought to any service desk in the Library, emailed to thestudio@winnetkalibrary.org, or faxed to 847-446-5085.

2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

We look forward to seeing you in The Studio!

6PM | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn the machine basics and make an embroidered snowflake ornament. Registration required.

Put a Bird on It

10AM | SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn the machine basics and customize your clothing with embroidery. Registration required. 2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

Knitting Circle and Instruction 11AM | THURSDAYS, DECEMBER 4, JANUARY 8 & FEBRUARY 5 ADULTS & TEENS | 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 start knitting a scarf, and provide you with a starter kit of yarn and needles for your first project. Register only if you are a beginner.

Paper Crafting 90 MINUTE CREATION SESSION

Winter Cards

2PM | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Use layering techniques, stamps, paper punches, and other embellishments to create unique greeting cards. All materials are provided. Registration required.

A Heart on Your Sleeve 10AM | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn the machine basics and customize your clothing with embroidery. Registration required.

learn, innovate.

A space for creativity and innovation, dedicated to promoting the arts, in memory of Constance E. Staffileno.

3D Printing

Laser Cutting and Engraving

3D Printing 101 2PM | ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY | MONDAY, DECEMBER 8; TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 OR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9

Laser Cutting 101 6:30PM | THURSDAYS | DECEMBER 18, JANUARY 22 & FEBRUARY 19 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

A 45-minute overview and demonstration of 3D printing in The Studio. Registration required.

A 45-minute overview and demonstration of safety features, usable materials, and acceptable file types. Learn what this amazing machine can do. Registration required.

2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

Cookie Cutters

2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

2PM | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn how to find a design and print a cookie cutter on the Library’s 3D printers. Registration required. 2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

Rings

6PM | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn how to find a design and print a ring on the Library’s 3D printers. Registration required. 2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

Wooden Coasters

Jewelry Workshops

2PM | MONDAY, JANUARY 19 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

90 MINUTE CREATION SESSION

Using Corel Draw software, participants will set up files that work with the laser cutter to create wooden coasters. Registration required.

2PM | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

Beaded Earrings

Make beautiful beaded earrings in this beginner’s jewelry workshop. All materials are provided. Registration required. 90 MINUTE CREATION SESSION

Fridge Magnets

Necklaces

2PM | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

7PM | THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Find a design and print a magnet on the Library’s 3D printers, Registration required.

Make a unique necklace at this jewelry workshop. All supplies will be provided. Registration required.

Etched Glasses

6:30PM | MONDAY | DECEMBER 15 OR FEBRUARY 16 | ADULTS & TEENS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Using Corel Draw software, participants will set up files that work with the laser cutter, and create etched glasses. Registration required.

More Studio classes...

Painting 2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

Introduction to Watercolors 6:30PM | MONDAYS | JANUARY 5, 12, 19 & 26 | ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

All materials provided. Registration is required; you must register for the entire course series, which includes four classes.

PROGRAMS FOR

Adults

Live Holiday Music

Writers Collaborative

Featuring Phil Passen

6:30PM | TUESDAYS | DECEMBER 9 & JANUARY 13 WINNETKA LIBRARY

1PM | SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21 NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Enjoy a lovely selection of winter holiday music on the hammered dulcimer with musician Phil Passen. Refreshments provided. Registration required.

Meet other local writers and let creativity bloom! Come to the monthly meetings to review work, trade literary tips, make friends and have fun! All writers -- and should-be writers -- are welcome!

Film Film Viewings

MORE PROGRAMS IN

The Studio Vinyl Cutter

DIY

2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

90 MINUTE CREATION SESSION

Valentine’s Day Cards

Pinterest & a Project

2PM | THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

2PM | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Make a Valentine’s Day card with a basic template and customize it, or create your own design. Registration required.

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

Basic Vinyl Cutting 6PM | TUESDAYS | JANUARY 27 OR FEBRUARY 24 | ADULTS & TEENS WINNETKA LIBRARY

A 45-minute overview and demonstration of the Library’s vinyl cutter. Registration required. 2 HOUR CREATION SESSION

Decorations for Your iPad 2PM | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Make vinyl decorations for your iPhone or iPad on the vinyl cutter. Registration required.

1PM | MONDAYS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Warm up & watch a movie at the Library. DECEMBER 22

Alfred Hitchcock’s classic, Rebecca. This genre-bending masterpiece was Hitchcock’s first American film and only Academy Award winner. December 29 Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen’s classic musical, Singin’ in the Rain, an eternal favorite for both its humor and dance numbers.

Film Discussions with Toby Nicholson 2PM | SUNDAYS| ADULTS & TEENS WINNETKA LIBRARY

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

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

JANUARY 11

Finding Vivian Mayer 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. FEBRUARY 15

Ida Exploring a range of ethical dilemmas, this drama set in 1960s Poland was a critical favorite for its powerful writing and beautiful cinematography.

AUTHOR VISITS

Fascinating Books & People

JANINE MACLACHLIN

RICHARD EASTON

Green City Market Cookbook Editor

NITA NICHOLSON

Chameleon in My Garden

7PM | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Cookbook editor, food writer, and cooking instructor Janine MacLachlin discusses the Green City Market Cookbook and brings tasting samples from her favorite recipes. The Green City Market is the venerable yearround farmers market held in Chicagoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lincoln Park that has grown into one of the most popular places to find organic and sustainable food in the Midwest. Her book is the first collection of recipes from celebrity chefs, local farmers, loyal customers, and longtime vendors. Books will be available for purchase and signing. Registration required.

6:30PM | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

British author Nita Nicholson draws on her years of personal experience visiting her Libyan husband, a political prisoner, in Tripoli and Benghazi prisons. She began writing in secret to protect the members of her Libyan family. Her book, Chameleon in My Garden, was published to critical acclaim in Great Britain and Europe, and was recently published in the U.S. Hear her amazing story of struggle, love, and family. Books will be available for signing and purchase. Registration required.

GPS Declassifed 2PM | SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Winnetka resident Richard Easton grew up with the space program. His father designed Vanguard 1, the fourth satellite to reach orbit, and the oldest one still there. He discovered many inaccuracies in the histories of GPS on the internet, and decided to correct the story in his first book, GPS Declassified: From Smart Bombs to Smartphones. Learn about the people and technologies behind the greatest navigational advance since the compass. Registration required. PAULA HANEY

The Hoosier Mama Book of Pie Cookbook 7PM | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Pie goddess Paula Haney shares recipes from her cookbook, The Hoosier Mama Book of Pies. Specializing in handmade, artisanal pies using local and seasonal ingredients, the Hoosier Mama Pie Company is a local favorite and national destination, gaining praise as one of the top pie shops in the country from Bon Appetit, the Food Network, and Food & Wine. The book delivers the sumptuous secrets of buttery crusts, fruity fillings, creams and custards, chess pies, over-the-top pies, and even the stout and hearty savory pie. Books will be available for purchase and signing. Registration required.

Health & Fitness Keep Moving: Incorporating Fitness into a Busy Schedule 7PM | MONDAY, JANUARY 12 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Fitness instructor and expert Leslye Jones-Beatty explains how to fit fitness into a busy life. Registration required.

Brain Games 2PM | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 ADULTS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Travel

Small Business

Do you misplace your keys or feel like your memory is getting worse? Learn games to strengthen your memory and help prevent age-related memory decline. Presented by Services for Adults Staying in Their Homes (SASI). Registration required.

Traveling with a Smartphone, Tablet or Computer

Intellectual Property Protection

2PM | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 WINNETKA LIBRARY

7PM | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn the best practices when taking devices abroad to prevent huge service provider fees. Includes the various adapters needed to ensure the safe use of your device. Presented by SASI. Registration required.

Learn to protect your most important asset--intellectual property. Learn to protect inventions, names and logos. Presented by Rejean A. Morgan, intellectual property attorney and author of What Every Writer Needs to Know about the Law and Intellectual Property for Small Businesses. Registration required.

Food & Drink How Rum Changed the World 7PM | TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 | AGE 21+ WINNETKA LIBRARY

Cynthia Clampitt shares the history of rum. Learn how rum helped unite the 13 Colonies, sparked the American Revolution, and played a role in an Australian revolt. Includes a rum tasting and recipes. Registration required.

Comfort Foods 2PM | SATURDAY, JANUARY 24 | ADULTS NORTHFIELD LIBRARY

Chef Blair Carothers warms you up with her delicious recipes and samples for tasting. Registration required.

All About Chocolates

FLORENCE, ITALY

The Cradle of the Renaissance 3PM | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Florence, Italy is the hub for much of the art in Europe. Join world traveler Al Popowits and visit St. Johns Baptistery and its world famous bronze doors by Ghiberti, the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Flowers, Giottos Campanile, Ponte Vecchio and the Uffizi Museum. Registration required.

History The History of Civil War Quilts with Leslie Goddard 3PM | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Quilts provided physical warmth, encouraged flagging spirits and became vehicles for patriotic and political expression. Get a close-up look at quilts with ties to the Civil War, examining both their aesthetic merit and cultural context. Registration required.

7PM | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 | ADULTS WINNETKA LIBRARY

Lyric Opera Educational Programs

Learn everything youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve ever wanted to know about chocolate with Chef Blair Carothers. Samples will be provided. Registration required.

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. JANUARY 25 FEBRUARY 8 FEBRUARY 22

Tosca with Barbara Roseman Tannhauser with John Kohlmeier The Passenger with Roy Fisher

Book Clubs

Reading on the Rocks

7PM | WEDNESDAYS | STORMY’S TAVERN 1735 ORCHARD LANE, NORTHFIELD

Enjoy great conversation about quirky and off-the-beaten path fiction titles. Registration required. DECEMBER 5

Americanah, by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. The award-winning story of a young Nigerian woman who immigrates to the United States for a university education and stays for work. FEBRUARY 4

Radical politics, avant-garde art and motorcycle racing converge in The Flamethrowers, by Rachel Kushner. This radiant novel follows a young woman who moves to New York to become an artist, and becomes involved in the Italian revolutionary protest movement. 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. DECEMBER 8 | WINNETKA LIBRARY

FEBRUARY 9 | WINNETKA LIBRARY

The Foods of the Greek Islands: Cooking and Culture at the Crossroads of the Mediterranean, by Aglaia Kremezi Balaboosta: Bold Mediterranean Recipes to Feed the People You Love, by Einat Admony

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

Led by Melissa Morgan. Registration required. DECEMBER 9

Think of a Number, by John Verdon FEBRUARY 10

A Firing Offense, by David Ignatius

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

Led by Liz Poppenhouse and Kristin Carlson. Participants must be a member of the North Shore Senior Center. JANUARY 12

The Girls of Atomic City: The Untold Story of the Women Who Helped Win World War II, by Denise Kiernan

Bring in cookies baked from your favorite recipe, or use one of these cookbooks for a cookie exchange. Chewy Gooey Crispy Crunchy Melt-InYour-Mouth Cookies by Alice Medrich Maida Heatter’s Brand-New Book of Great Cookies by Maida Heatter

FEBRUARY 9

JANUARY 12 NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Led by Donette Jensen. Participants must be a member of the North Shore Senior Center.

The Unofficial Downton Abbey Cookbook, by Emily Ansara Baines Alice’s Tea Cup: Delectable Recipes For Scones, Cakes, Sandwiches, and More from New York’s Most Whimsical Tea Spot, by Haley Fox

JANUARY 14

The Wind Is Not a River, by Brian Payton

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

All the Light We Cannot See, by Anthony Doerr

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

Nonfiction for a Sunday Afternoon 2PM | SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Led by Kathy Roegge. The Unwinding, by George Packer. Through the lives of several Americans and public figures, Packer portrays a superpower in danger of coming apart at the seams. Ordinary people are left to improvise for success and salvation.

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

Led by Kristin Carlson. Bring lunch if you’d like; coffee and dessert provided. JANUARY 21

A Faithful Place, by Tana French FEBRUARY 18

The Monogram Murders (a new Hercule Poirot mystery), by Sophie Hannah

Fiction Book Discussion 2PM | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 WINNETKA LIBRARY

The Rise and Fall of Great Powers, by Tom Rachman Following one of the most critically acclaimed fiction debuts in years, this New York Times bestselling author returns with a brilliant, intricately woven novel about a woman who travels the world to make sense of her puzzling past. For fans of Jennifer Egan, Dave Eggers, and Donna Tartt. Registration required.

FEBRUARY 11

Americanah, by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

PROGRAMS FOR

Youth

Lego Clubs

Featured Events

Winnetka Library

Book Discussions

Holiday Origami with Ryoko Dowling

THURSDAYS | DECEMBER 11, JANUARY 15 & FEBRUARY 12

Books and Bagels

2PM | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 GRADE 2+ | WINNETKA LIBRARY

6:30PM | GRADE 2+

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

Read some great books and then talk about them with other kids. Registration required. DECEMBER 2

Double Fudge, by Judy Blume FEBRUARY 3

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, by C. S. Lewis

Origami artist Ryoko Dowling presents her annual creative program for children. Registration required.

Interactive Storytelling for Children 10:30AM | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 ALL AGES WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER WINNETKA LIBRARY

Poetic storyteller Oba William King brings his acclaimed interactive storytelling program for families, featuring drums, vocals, dance and dramatic poetry. All attendees, both children and adults, must register. WORKSHOPS WITH ARTIST CHRISTINE THORNTON

Night Owls Painting 1PM | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Reading With Relish 4PM | THURSDAYS | GRADES 5 & 6 U DAWG U, 300 S. HAPP ROAD, NORTHFIELD

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

Navigating Early, by Clare Vanderpool FEBRUARY 12

A club for brick builders. We create cool stuff. Registration required.

The Clockwork Three, by Matthew J. Kirby

Draw an owl on watercolor paper with Christine’s step-by-step guidance. You’ll learn to paint with watercolor pencils, bringing your owl to life with the colors of your choice. Registration required.

Draw Your Own Robot 1PM | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Learn to draw robots you invent in this class. Practice drawing a robot step-bystep with Christine, and then draw the robot of your choice, either using worksheets provided for guidance, or create your own design. Registration required.

5:30PM | GRADES JK-2

Northfield Branch Library 6PM | MONDAYS | DECEMBER 15 & FEBRUARY 16 | GRADE JK+

Chess Supervised Chess 6PM | THURSDAYS | DECEMBER 11, JANUARY 15 & FEBRUARY 19 | AGE 7+ NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

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

Fun for Every Age LEMONADE STAND 101

Entrepreneurship for Kids 10AM | MONDAY, JANUARY 19 GRADES 2-4 | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Educator and businesswoman Dilnaz Waraich presents a business workshop for young entrepreneurs. Registration required.

ScreenBreak Poster Drawing Contest MONDAY, JANUARY 19 ALL AGES WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER 10-11:30AM | NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY 1:30-3PM | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Make an entry for the ScreenBreak Week poster contest at the Library.

Reading with Bailey 6PM | JANUARY 20 & FEBRUARY 17 NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Read to Bailey, a lovable black Labrador Retriever 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 at (847) 446-5990 to register.

Family Science 6:30PM | WEDNESDAYS | FAMILIES NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Experiment with us and make ice cream.

Maker club

4PM | WEDNESDAYS | GRADE 5+ WINNETKA LIBRARY

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

Registration required.

Make a Catapult JANUARY 14

FEBRUARY 25

Make a sculpture from ooey-gooey slime!

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

Valentine’s Celebration

Make a Balloon Car

4PM | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 | AGE 4+ NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

FEBRUARY 11

Come celebrate Valentine’s day with fun treats and a Valentine card craft. Registration is required.

Maker Club

Build a car that is powered by a balloon and see how far it can go.

Laser Cut a Key Chain or Coaster JANUARY 21

Create one of these projects using our laser cutter. Each participant must have the minor child liability waiver (see page 2) signed by a parent or guardian prior to the start of class. Registration required.

3D Printing FEBRUARY 18

Make a small object using our 3D printer. Each participant must have the minor child liability waiver (see page 2) signed by a parent or guardian prior to the start of class. Registration required.

Winter Storytimes & Crafts PJ STORYTIME

Cocoa Night 6:30PM | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 ALL AGES WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER WINNETKA LIBRARY

Children are invited to come in their pajamas and bring a teddy bear to listen to special bedtime stories and share some cocoa.

Winter Storytime 10:30AM ALL AGES WITH PARENT/CAREGIVER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 WINNETKA LIBRARY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

All ages are invited to this drop-in winter-themed storytime.

Make and Take Crafts 3PM | FRIDAYS | WINNETKA LIBRARY 10AM | SATURDAYS NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

Stop in and get crafty!

Storytime

All Ages Storytime

4PM | MONDAYS | DECEMBER 8, JANUARY 12 – FEBRUARY 23 NORTHFIELD BRANCH LIBRARY

10:30AM | ALL AGES WITH PARENT/ CAREGIVER | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Stories, songs and fun for all.

Toddler Time 10:30AM | TUESDAYS | DECEMBER 9, JANUARY 13 – FEBRUARY 24 AGE 18-36 MONTHS WITH PARENT/ CAREGIVER | WINNETKA LIBRARY

THURSDAYS | DECEMBER 4 & 11 FRIDAYS | JANUARY 16 FEBRUARY 20, & MARCH 20

All ages storytime led by Language Stars staff.

Stories, rhymes and songs.

Stories, rhymes and songs.

PROGRAMS FOR

EXPLORE YOUR

Digital Library JUST A CLICK AWAY WITH YOUR LIBRARY CARD!

Digital Books & Magazines Connect with the Library anytime, anywhere to download free digital books and magazines with your Library card. New titles are just a click away, perfect for travel, train commute or the next snowy day. Digital books are available through the 3M Cloud Library or the My Media Mall app. Magazines can be downloaded with the Zinio app. All apps require your Library card number. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

Everything you need to get started is on our website, or ask for help using the apps at our Adult Services desk.

Hoopla Here are a few of the guidelines for borrowing: Borrowing periods Audiobooks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 days Music. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 days Movies and TV episodes. . . . 3 days Movie choices range from the classic To Kill a Mockingbird to Stuck in Love; television titles from NOVA to all 10 seasons of Stargate SG-1; music artists range from Sinatra to Taylor Swift to the Frozen soundtrack; audiobook authors from Studs Terkel to Walter Isaacson to Suzanne Collins. All content is available to everyone. Parents are encouraged to help children find materials that they feel are appropriate. Visit our website to get started, or stop by the Adult Services desk for personalized help.

eBooks & eAudiobooks Exclusive 3M eBook Collection Enjoy eBooks available exclusively to Winnetka-Northfield Library cardholders with the easy to use 3M Cloud Library service. Our librarians select popular titles with our unique patron base in mind. Browse and borrow digital books directly from an iPad or Android tablet. Start by downloading the 3M Cloud Library app to your device and adding your Library card information. Downloading a book is as easy as one click!

My Media Mall

Over 20,000 eBooks and eAudiobooks can be accessed through My Media Mall and downloaded directly to your iPad, iPhone or Android device. And now, with Hoopla (see page 1), your audiobook selection includes over 10,000 titles.

Magazines Over 65 Popular Titles Read complete issues of magazines on your iPad, Android tablet or computer with Zinio. Popular titles include Bloomberg Businessweek, Chicago Magazine, Harperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bazaar, House Beautiful, The New York Review of Books and Martha Stewart Weddings. Current issues are always available. Keep them indefinitely on your device, bookmark pages, send articles via email, and access clickable links.

PROGRAMS FOR

Adults Social Media, Computers, Apps and Technology Training What to Buy for the Holidays: Comparing Computing Devices

IPAD AND ANDROID

Intro to Tablets Intro to LinkedIn

2PM | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

7PM | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 WINNETKA LIBRARY

We will compare various computing devices to help you with your holiday purchase decisions. Presented by SASI. Registration required.

LinkedIn is a great place to make beneficial connections for your small business or career. Learn to grow your business relationships by creating a profile, or make an existing profile more dynamic. Presented by SASI. Registration required.

Digitize Your Slides and Photos 2PM | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Learn how to use the Libraryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s equipment to convert print photos, slides, and negatives to digital images. Registration required.

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

Find your Valentine Online

Backing Up Your Computer

Are you single and considering online dating? According to a large-scale study conducted by Stanford University, more than 10 million American couples have met online. Learn about the top dating websites and how to craft your profile to highlight your most authentic self. Presented by SASI. Registration required.

No more losing photos and files! Learn the basics of backing up files on your computer. Presented by SASI. Registration required.

Beginning Microsoft Office Classes 7PM | THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 WINNETKA LIBRARY

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

2PM | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

Did you receive a tablet during the holiday season? Attend this introductory class and learn basic functions, like using pre-installed apps, browsing the web, and downloading new apps to your device. Presented by SASI. Registration required.

Basic Excel 2013

Touching Up Old Photos with Photoshop Elements 3PM | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 ADULTS & TEENS | WINNETKA LIBRARY

7PM | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 WINNETKA LIBRARY

2PM | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Intermediate Excel 2013 6:30PM | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26 WINNETKA LIBRARY

Cross-sheet calculations, charts and graphs, conditional formatting and functions. Prerequisite: basic Excel knowledge. Registration required.

Basic PowerPoint 2013 3PM | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7 WINNETKA LIBRARY

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

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Winnetka-Northfield Library Foundation Library Closings Dec. 24, 25..................... Christmas Dec. 31 & Jan. 1........... New Year’s

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.

News & Notes Study for Finals at the Library Need a place to study? Make the library your stop for all your final exam study needs. Extra space will be reserved in the library for group study with free snacks. On Sunday, January 18, we will serve pizza at 6pm and stay open until 9pm.

Thank You Doctor Stern! Dr. Thomas Stern graciously provided complimentary flu shots to our employees who wished to receive the vaccination. Dr. Stern’s medical office is located in Winnetka, and he is a frequent visitor to the Northfield Library. We are grateful for his generosity.

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Studio Grand Opening: A Success! Hundreds of visitors celebrated The Studio Grand Opening in late October. In attendance were H. B. and Gerri Staffileno, family members of the late Constance E. Staffileno. The Studio was created with a gift from The Staffileno family to honor Constance’s love of art and art education. Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Staffileno for driving down from Wisconsin to celebrate the grand opening with us.