Events
All ages welcome! We’re going to be showing the 2011 animated movie (91 minutes, rated PG) about a panda who uses kung-fu to battle bad guys.
Do you have boxes of family photos lying about, or is your computer so full of pictures you don’t know what you have? Monica Lee will teach you how to organize a lifetime of photos as well as address such topics as what to do with old home movies and how to digitize old photos.
Ages 13 and up.
If you enjoy anime, manga, or are curious about Japanese culture, then drop in and see what this club is all about. Some of the activities include the viewing of anime, lock-ins, and the ever favorite annual PockyPalooza.
Come and play Bingo after hours at the library! There is a prize for each game played, plus snacks and beverages will be provided. This program is for women 21 years & up. Space is limited, and you must sign up in advance. Get ready for B-I-N-G-O!
Are you hungry for knowledge about lunch counters, drive-ins, railroad dining cars, and other such eateries? Dave Clark will tell the fascinating story of the 20th century American dining revolution through words, photos, and music. This program is for those 18 & up,
Ages 13 and up.
If you enjoy anime, manga, or are curious about Japanese culture, then drop in and see what this club is all about. Some of the activities include the viewing of anime, lock-ins, and the ever favorite annual PockyPalooza.
We’re reading Sarah’s Key by Tatiana de Rosnay for the library’s book group in February. A writer investigates the history of Sarah Starzynski and her family, who were rounded up in Paris and then transported to Auschwitz in 1942. Copies are available at the front desk. No registration is
Ages 13 and up.
If you enjoy anime, manga, or are curious about Japanese culture, then drop in and see what this club is all about. Some of the activities include the viewing of anime, lock-ins, and the ever favorite annual PockyPalooza.
The Friends' Executive Committee meets the third Monday of the month at 6:00pm at the Library. All current and prospective members are welcome to attend.
Ages 13 and up.
If you enjoy anime, manga, or are curious about Japanese culture, then drop in and see what this club is all about. Some of the activities include the viewing of anime, lock-ins, and the ever favorite annual PockyPalooza.
On December 1, 1958, a fire broke out in the basement of the Our Lady of the Angels School in Chicago; ninety-two children and three nuns perished as a result. Jim Gibbons will present an informative program about this terrible tragedy, based on newspaper articles, eyewitness accounts, and a personal connection.
