Quarantine and staying at home during this time can be a time where you need to find new ways to socialize, and luckily, the library has a great to get you out of your house (virtually) and interacting with others […]
Join us for a night of mayhem and murder at the 2600 Club to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Prohibition. This illustrious watering hole hosts all the big shots, from notorious mobsters to sensational starlets, and any one of them […]
November is National Novel Writing Month, a daunting but straightforward challenge: to write 50,000 words of a novel during the thirty days of November. It also has a huge impact, having grown into a nonprofit that runs year-round programs across […]
Have you seen that new space that we have in our library, and ever wondered to yourself: “what is a makerspace?”. A makerspace is a collaborative place that encourages exploration, creativity, design, and building, using a variety of media, tools, […]
Saturday, August 24. All day event! In-person registration only. Fee of $35 per person (cash, check or credit card) includes ticket and coach bus transportation. LIMIT TWO (2) tickets per person (exception made for parents with minor children). Alexander Hamilton’s […]
Adults love video gaming too! All abilities welcome to register as a team or individual.
Mon, Jul. 29 – 7pm With so many different music apps out there, it’s hard to find the right one for you. We’ll take a look at different music apps, compare free, and monthly charges, or in app purchases […]
Mon, Jul. 15 | 12:30–1:30 pm
Tuesday, June 25 at 6:30pm at Harnish Main. Adults and teens are invited to share your talents! Singers, musicians, poets, comedians, magicians, dancers etc! Contact Virginia Donahue at 847-458-3144 to register for your spot in the talent show. Applications and […]
Thursday, June 13 at 1:30pm at our Eastgate Branch. Play our Summer Reading theme trivia, featuring questions on movies, plays, musicals, musicians, and TV! Played on computers, in the computer lab using the app, Kahoot. Computer and mouse experience necessary. […]
