Book Clubs - Evergreen Park Public Library

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EVERGREEN PARK
PUBLIC LIBRARY
9400 South Troy
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708.422.8522
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evergreenparklibrary.org
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Sep/Oct/Nov 2016
Author Michael
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Harvey, Brighton
Thursday, Sep 15,
6:30 pm
Chicagoan Michael Harvey,
author of seven bestselling
crime novels and the creator of
the forensic series Cold Case
Files discusses his latest
powerhouse of a thriller,
Brighton. Copies of the book
available for purchase and
signing.
Writing Workshop
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with Author James
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Klise
Sunday, Oct 16,
2:30 pm
Do you remember Disco Demolition, July 12, 1979, at
Comiskey Park? Former Sun-Times columnist Dave
Hoekstra and Rock & Roll photographer Paul Natkin
will recount one of the most infamous promotions in
baseball history, when WLUP radio personality Steve
Dahl blew up disco records in protest of the genre and
70,000 frenzied fans stormed the field. Copies of the
book available for purchase and signing.
Young adult author James
Klise discusses his beautifully
plotted mystery, The Art of
Secrets, the craft of writing,
and other contemporary novels
that will entice teen readers.
Copies of the book available
for purchase and signing.
Disco Demolition: The Night Disco Died
Thursday, Sep 8, 6:30 pm
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Steve Krakow: The
Secret History of
Chicago Music
Thursday, Oct 27,
6:30 pm
Plastic Crimewave, aka
Chicago musician, writer, and
illustrator Steve Krakow shares
from his vast collection of
hand-drawn comics featuring
“pivotal Chicago musicians
that somehow have not gotten
their just dues.”
Author Sophie
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Hannah
Agatha. Poirot and Me
Thursday, Dec 1, 7 pm
Sophie Hannah honors Agatha
Christie’s famed Inspector
Poirot with her new mystery,
Closed Casket. Evergreen Park
Library is one of the few stops
on her US tour, 100 Years of
Poirot. Copies of Closed
Casket, and her first Poirot
mystery, The Monogram
Murders available for
purchase and signing.
Children
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Please register for ALL programs
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with this
Call 708.422.8522 or register online
at evergreenparklibrary.org.
STEAM Saturday
Saturdays, Sep 3 and Oct 1,
2 pm
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1,000 Books Before
Kindergarten
Toddler Time!
Sep 12 to Dec 13
Mondays or Tuesdays
9:30 am
Ages 18 to 35 months, with adult
caregiver. No Toddler Time! on Oct
10, Oct 25, Nov 21, and Nov 22
Preschool Story Time
Sep 14 to Dec 15
Wednesdays or Thursdays
9:30 am
Ages 3 to 5. No Preschool Story
Time on Oct 26, Oct 27, Nov 23,
and Nov 24
Baby Bookworms
Fridays, Sep 16 to Dec 16
9:30 am
Ages birth to 17 months with
adult caregiver. No Baby
Bookworms on Oct 28, and Nov 25
Pajamarama
Wednesdays, Sep 14 to
Dec 14, 6:30 pm
Birth to 6 and families. No
Pajamarama on Oct 26 and Nov
23. Enjoy stories, songs and fun
activities. Wear your pajamas.
Cuentos in espanol
Story Time in Spanish
Saturdays, Sep 10 and
Oct 15, 10:30 am
Birth to Preschool. The concept is
simple; the rewards infinite. Read
1000 books (any book, repeats
allowed) to your newborn, infant,
toddler or young child before your
little one starts kindergarten. Open to
any pre-kindergarten child. Sign up
and get a book log at the Children’s
Services desk.
Booo!k Club
Oct 1 to Oct 31
Grade 5 and under. Read (or be
read to) for four hours during the
month of October to earn a trick or
treat bag and some goodies. Pick up
Booo!k logs at the Children’s
Services desk starting Sunday, Sep
18.
Star Wars Reads Day!
Saturday, Oct 8, 11 am
All ages welcome. Celebrate all
things Star Wars with crafts,
origami, a Wookiee calling contest,
give-aways, and, of course, reading!
Family Reading Night
Festival
Thursday, Nov 17, 6:30 pm
Fun literacy activities for kids will
be throughout the library, and every
child will receive a free book!
Sponsored by Jesse White and the
Illinois Center for Books,
encouraging families to spend
quality time reading together.
Are you interested in Science,
Technology, Engineering, Art, and/or
Mathematics? Join us to design,
construct, discover, create, and so much
more!
Cards for Hospitalized Kids
Community Service Project
Wednesdays, Sep 7, Oct 5,
Nov 2, Dec 7, 4 pm
All ages welcome. Join us once a
month, anytime from 4-6 pm, to make
handmade cards for kids who are
hospitalized.
Back-To-School Bingo!
Wednesday, Sep 7, 6:30 pm
Grades 5 and under
Play picture bingo with a back-toschool theme and win fabulous prizes!
Doc McStuffins Clinic
Saturday, Sep 10, 3 pm
Doc McStuffins fans are invited to
bring a favorite stuffed animal to
cuddle as we watch an episode of Doc
McStuffins, then give our stuffed pals a
check-up!
Culture Club
Tuesdays, Sep 13 to Dec 13,
3:30 pm
Grades K to 3
Travel to faraway lands without leaving
Evergreen Park. Explore a new country
each week through stories, games, and
art!
No Culture Club on Oct 25 and Nov 22
Roald Dahl Day Movie!
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Tuesday, Sep 13, 4:30 pm
We’re celebrating Roald Dahl Day.
Vote for which Roald Dahl movie we
should show from the Sept 13 link on
our event calendar.
Children
Build It! Lego Club
Tuesdays, Sep 13, Oct 11,
Nov 15, 6 pm
Create with the library’s Legos!
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Mini Emoji Pillows
Wednesday, Sep 14, 4 pm
Grades 3 to 6
Make your very own emoji pillow!
KidsCreate Night
Thursdays, Sep 15 to Nov 10,
7 pm
Grades K to 5
Make fun, seasonal crafts
Alphabet Art
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Fridays, Sep 16 to Dec 16,
4 pm
Grades PK to 1
No Alphabet Art on Oct 28 and Nov 25
Listen to stories about the letters and
create ABC art. Great for reinforcing
letter recognition!
Pokemon Club
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Tuesdays, Sep 27, Oct 25,
Nov 29, and Dec 27, 6 pm
Grades 4 to 8
Bring your Nintendo DS, games and
trading cards. You can meet other
players, battle, and trade cards.
Dave DiNaso’s Traveling
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World of Reptiles
Saturday, Sep 17, 2 pm
Applefest!
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Thursday, Sep 22, 3:30 pm
and get ready for dancing and not-sospooky stories!
Grades PK to 2
Celebrate the first day of fall with
apple stories, games and treats!
The Magic Boat Puppet
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Show!
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Pikachu Duct Tape
Wallets
Wednesday, Sep 28, 4 pm
Grades 3 to 6
Make your own Pikachu wallet out of
duct tape!
GIANT Word Winder
Game Day!
Thursday, Sep 29, 4 pm
Ages 8 to 15
Learn to play GIANT Word Winder
and GIANT Math Winder. GIANT
Word Winder is a 9 foot by 9 foot
educational word game that is played
on the floor.
Spooky S’mores and
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Monster Rice Krispies
Wednesday, Oct 12, 4 pm
Grades 3 to 6
We'll start with a scary story, and then
make s’mores and Rice Kripsie treats!
☎Pumpkin Spice Sugar
Scrub
Wednesday, Oct 19, 4 pm
Grades 3 to 6
Make a pumpkin-spice scented sugar
scrub for yourself or for a gift. Sugar
scrubs are fun to make and leave your
skin feeling luxurious.
Halloween Shrinky Dinks
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Wednesday, Oct 26, 4 pm
An up-close, live, and extremely
hands-on interactive experience with an
assortment of reptiles, including an
iguana, a python and a boa constrictor!
An entertaining, family-oriented show,
and no one need touch or handle the
animals if they choose not to.
Grades 1 to 2
Create your own frightful Halloween
Shrinky Dinks. They shrink like
magic right before your eyes!
Monster Mash
Friday, Oct 28, 4 pm
Grades 3 and under
You’ll have a spooktacular time at our
Monster Mash! Wear your costume
Saturday, Oct 29, 2 pm
Ages 2 to 8 years
With hand-crafted puppets and a
beautiful traveling theater, the Magic
Boat is filled with incredible characters
that have traveled the world over on
one exciting adventure after another.
Big Top Fun!
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Thursday, Nov 10, 4 pm
Grades PK to 2
Step inside the big top! We’re
celebrating circuses with popcorn,
games and stories!
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Pumpkin Pie Soap
Wednesday, Nov 16, 4 pm
Grades 3 to 6
Make pumpkin-pie scented soap. Just
in time for Thanksgiving!
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A Charlie Brown
Thanksgiving
Saturday, Nov 19, 2 pm
Make a Thanksgiving craft, snack on
popcorn and jellybeans, and watch A
Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.
Teens
☎Teen Writers and
Artists Wanted!
Tuesday, Nov 1, 7 pm
We’re looking for tweens and
teens to create and contribute to
our new blog for teens! All
aspiring writers and artists are
welcome.
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Teen Cook It!
Mondays, Sep 26, Oct 31, and Nov 28, 4 pm
Make a microwaveable mug meal based on a YA book!
Sep 26 Miss Peregrine’s
Mac & Cheese
Oct 31
Muggle Mug Pizza
Nov 28 Dumplin’
Chocolate Brownies
Fandom Fridays
Fridays, Sep 2, Oct 7, Nov 4,
4 pm
Are you a Whovian, Potterhead, or
super-fan? Come celebrate your
favorite fandom and discover new
interests during an afternoon of fandom
fun!
Create Thursdays
4 pm
Drop in the Teen Space to
Create
Sep 1
Sep 8
Sep 15
Sep 22
Oct 6
Oct 13
Oct 20
Oct 27
Nov 3
Nov 10
& 17
Mini Maker Cart
Post-it Note Art
Tech Take Apart
Button Day
Human to Zombie Portraits
Banana Tattoos
Build a Zombie
Halloween Lanterns
Turkey Mosaics
Build Props
Anime Club
Saturdays, Sep 10, 24, and
Oct 8, 22, 1 pm
Watch, read, and discuss anime and
manga.
Teen Coloring Club
Fridays, Sep 16, Oct 21, and
Nov 18, 3:30 pm
Relax and color intricate pictures. Tea
and a light snack will be available for
participants.
☎Finding and Applying for
College Scholarships
Wednesday, Oct 12, 4 pm
Lisa Estrada from the Illinois Student
Assistance Commission will introduce
you to the process of applying for
scholarships.
James Klise writing
workshop
Sunday, Oct 16, 2:30 pm
Young adult author James Klise
discusses his beautifully plotted
mystery, The Art of Secrets, the craft of
writing, and other contemporary novels
that you will like to read. Copies of the
book available for purchase and
signing.
Candy Bar Bingo!
Friday, Oct 28, 3:30 pm
We’re playing bingo for full-sized
candy bars!
The Great Fandom Debate
Tuesday, Nov 8, 6 pm
Celebrate election night with a lively
and amicable debate! The debate will
end with snacks. Cosplay is welcome.
Teen Holiday Service Project
Thursdays, Nov 10 and 17,
4 pm
Design and build a holiday portrait
backdrop and props for our holiday
portrait fundraiser.
Teen Outreach: Meals
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from the Heart @ Ronald
McDonald House
Saturday, Nov 26, 11 am
Meet at the Ronald McDonald House,
4410 W 93rd St, Oak Lawn to prepare
a meal for families residing at the
Ronald McDonald House.
Be sure to follow us on
Instagram @epplteens
Adults
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Delicious Creations Candy Making
Tuesday, Sep 20, 6:30 pm
Make and take your own homemade treats, taught by professional
candy maker Sue from Delicious Creations in Hickory Hills.
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Football Widows
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Sundays, Sep 11 to Nov 20,
Chef Keith: Omelets, Eggcetera
Tuesday, Sep 27, 6:30 pm
1 pm
Chef Keith demonstrates tips for making the perfect omelet and shares
recipes you can create from healthy, tasty ingredients.
Dink and dunk every Sunday this
fall with fun activities, crafts, and
camaraderie. An excellent antidote
to football season.
Sep 11 Me Before You Movie
Sep 18 Lip Balm and Facial Scrub
Sep 25 Managing Anxiety
Oct 2 Me Before You Book
Discussion
Oct 9 Hello, My Name is Doris
Movie
Oct 16 What are Essential Oils?
Oct 23 How to be Single Movie
Oct 30 Fall Wreath/Costume Party $5
Nov 6 How to be Single Book
Discussion
Nov 13 Chef Keith: Let’s Spice It
Up - $3
Nov 20 Mini Christmas Folding
Album - $5
Garden Club of Evergreen
Park
Thursdays, Sep 1, Oct 6, and
Nov 3, 6:30 pm
Yearly membership fee is $20, (Sep to
Jul). Guests may attend two meetings
at $5 each. After that, we hope you will
join the GCEP, at which time the yearly
fee is due.
Sep 1 Preserving your Harvest
Oct 6 Putting your Garden to Bed for
the Winter
Nov 3 Reduce Garden Maintenance
☎Stampin’ Up Cards
Tuesdays, Sep 6, Oct 4, and
Nov 1, 6:30 pm
Register for each class separately.
$5 Pay instructor directly. Use
decorative rubber stamps and
In a Pickle
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Wednesday, Sep 28, 6:30 pm
Learn the technique and recipe to jar delicious dill pickles.
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Chef Keith: Fall Flavors
Tuesday, Oct 18, 6:30 pm
Chef Keith shares recipes that take advantage of autumn’s harvest.
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Coffee Cupping
Wednesday, Nov 9, 6:30 pm
Learn how coffee is roasted for maximum flavor from an expert
Beverly Bakery barista. Samples of coffees from around the world and
pastries bites will be provided.
Chef Keith: Let’s Spice It Up!
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Sunday, Nov 13, 1 pm
Go beyond salt and pepper! Discover the many spices in your kitchen
and learn the creative ways you can incorporate them in food and drink.
$3 fee required for all Sweet and Savoury classes
accessories to make personal greeting
cards. Bring your own scissors and
adhesive.
Yak and Yarn
Tuesdays, Sep 6 to Nov 29,
6:30 pm
Beginning crochet students bring an
H/8 hook and skein of medium weight
yarn. Beginning knitters bring size 8
needles and a skein of medium weight
yarn. All others bring a current project.
Chair Yoga for Everybody
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Fall 2016 - Session 1
Wednesdays, Sep 7 to Oct
12, 1 pm
Chair Yoga for Everybody
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Fall 2016 - Session 2
Wednesdays, Nov 2 to Dec
14, (no class Nov 23) 1 pm
$8 for each 6 week session. Register
for each session separately.
Certified yoga instructor Joan Zigulich
of Yoga Pathway will guide you in
moves to boost your energy and get
your joints moving.
Color Me Mellow
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Thursdays, Sep 8, Oct 13,
and Nov 10, 6:30 pm
Ages 16 and over
We provide the coloring pages, pencils,
and light refreshments.
Adults
Please register for ALL programs
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with this
Call 708.422.8522 or register online
at evergreenparklibrary.org.
instructor Jack Waddick will guide you
on how to make $$ selling your stuff to
millions of buyers on eBay and
Amazon.
Introduction to Excel
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Saturdays, Sep 10, 17, and
Medicare Made Easy
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Sep 16, 10 am
24, 10 am
Medicare expert Diane Aducci will
guide you through the ins and outs of
the Medicare program.
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$10 fee
Learn the power of Excel for home or
business in this 3-week hands-on class.
You will learn how to enter and format
data and how to create simple formulas.
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Computer Basics
Mondays and Fridays, Sep 12,
16, 19, 23, 26, and 30, 10 am
$10. This class is for adults with a
limited knowledge of computers. Learn
the main parts of the computer and the
keyboard, common computer
terminology and skills.
Financial Aid Assistance
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for College Students
Monday, Sep 12, 6:30 pm
Mondays, Sep 19 and 26
FAFSA applications are due October
2016. Attend a presentation on
September 12 to learn how to
successfully navigate college financial
aid and FAFSA. Then contact Julie
Keaty at 708.422.8522 x133 or
[email protected] to set
up an appointment on either Sep 19
or 26 for one-on-one assistance.
Reel Discussions
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Tuesdays, Sep 24, 2 pm, Oct
25 and Nov 29, 6:30 pm
Educator and film enthusiast Sue
McCoy discusses your favorite movies.
Sep 24 All the King’s Men
Oct 25 Psycho
Nov 29 Murder on the Orient Express
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Writers Group
Saturdays, Sep 17 and Nov
19, 1 pm
Sunday, Oct 16, 2:30 pm
Appraisals limited to one hand-held
item each for the first 40 registrants.
Others are welcome to watch
professional appraiser Rex Newell of
Rex’s Antiques appraise and discuss
antiques and collectibles.
Email and Internet Safety
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Mondays and Fridays, Oct 3,
7, 14, 17, 21, and 24, 10 am
Adult writers 18 years and older share
and discuss their work.
Learn how to set up a free email
account to send messages and
attachments, forward, and navigate the
Internet using search engines safely.
Clever Crafters
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Thursdays, Sep 22, Oct 20,
Indie Author Day
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Saturday, Oct 8
and Nov 17, 6:30 pm
$3 fee
Sep 22 Watercolor Fall Tree
Oct 20 Burlap Owl on a Branch
hanging
Nov 17 Pine Cone door decoration
Understanding Social
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Security
Thursday, Sep 22, 6:30 pm
Jim Flanagan of Bentron Financial
Group will help you gauge where your
unique circumstances fit in the bigger
Social Security picture.
Salute to Broderick
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Crawford
Saturday, Sep 24, 2 pm
Enjoy some video clips and a discussion
of actor Broderick Crawford with author
Ralph Schiller, who wrote "The
Complete Films of Broderick Crawford",
and our own film fan, Sue McCoy,
Books available for purchase and
signing. The film “All the King’s Men”
will be played after the presentation.
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National Voter Registration
Day
Tuesday, Sep 27
Got some stuff? eBay University
Stop in the library any time between 9
am and 9 pm to register to vote.
The Basics of Selling on
eBay and Amazon
Wednesday, Sep 14, 6:30 pm
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Rex’s Antiques Appraisal
Wednesday, Oct 5, 6:30 pm
Local authors: submit one copy of your
latest work addressed to: Indie Author
Day, Evergreen Park Public Library,
9400 S. Troy, Evergreen Park, IL 60805.
Selected works will be cataloged in the
library collection and available for
check out from a special display in the
lobby.
eBay Selling: Beyond the
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Basics
Wednesday, Oct 19, 6:30 pm
Jack Waddick returns to share
advanced selling tools, tips, and
strategies used by many of eBay’s top
sellers.
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Who is this Hamilton
Guy?
Thursday, Oct 20, 6:30 pm
Dr. Matthew Costello, professor of
Political Science at St. Xavier
University, gives us the background on
the life and historical impact of
Alexander Hamilton. Warning: Dr.
Costello is not promising a musical
interpretation! Learn the facts behind
this popular Founding Father.
Adults
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Bachelor’s Grove
Cemetery
Monday, Oct 24, 6:30 pm
Ursula Bielski, the founder of Chicago
Hauntings, Inc. and the host of The
Hauntings of Chicago will share
intriguing stories about Bachelor’s
Grove Cemetery, a small, abandoned
cemetery in Chicago's southwest
suburbs well known for its haunted
reputation and supposed ghost
sightings!
Hamilton: An American
Musical
Tuesday, November 1
Live Clue:
Murder in the Library
The pleasure of your presence has
been requested by Mr. Boddy
on the night of
Saturday, November 12
at 7 pm sharp.
“The Boddy Mansion”
9400 S Troy
$20 includes light refreshments.
Cash bar available.
Dress (optional) as your favorite
Clue character.
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Learn how meditation and forgiveness
can free you of the past, transforming
your life and bringing you the peace
and serenity we're all looking for.
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Make a Fresh Holiday
Wreath
Saturday, Nov 26, 1 pm
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Make a Fresh Holiday
Planter
Sunday, Nov 27, 12 noon
$35. Limit 16.
Master Gardener and Master Naturalist,
Sue Palka, will guide you in creating a
fabulous, FRESH outdoor planter made
with a variety of fresh greens and
adorned with ribbons.
Here are the rules:
• Lottery numbers will be distributed
in-person only at the library
September 6 through 11.
• You must be an Evergreen Park
resident 18 years or older and
present your own Evergreen Park
Library card, free of fines or fees,
at the time of pick up.
• Limit one lottery number per adult
library card.
Lottery numbers will be drawn at
random on Monday, September 12.
Winners may purchase 2 tickets at
$70 each, which includes school bus
transportation to PrivateBank
Theatre. Note: These are the cheap
seats! Payment must be received by
September 19.
Meditation and
Forgiveness
Monday, Nov 14, 6:30 pm
$30. Limit 16.
Master Gardener and Master Naturalist,
Sue Palka, will guide you in creating a
fabulous, FRESH wreath made with a
variety of fresh greens and adorned
with ribbons and ornaments.
7:30 pm start, Bus leaves at 6 pm
Running time 2 hours, 45 minutes
$70 per person, limit 2
36 tickets available, sale
determined by lottery
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Holiday Portraits
Sunday, Nov 27, 9 am to 4 pm
$25 sitting fee
Holiday portraits make great gifts!
Schedule a sitting for your family in
front of the fireplace in the Library’s
festively-decorated Reading room, and
receive as many professional digital
images saved to your flash drive as 20
minutes allows. Sittings will be
scheduled starting November 1, on a
first-come basis. Online registration is
unavailable. Pets allowed between 9
am and noon only.
Win 2 tickets to Hamilton: An
American Musical!
Tuesday Nov 1, 7:30 pm show
$10 per entry, $20 for three
Tickets available at the
Circulation desk
Drawing Monday, Sep 19
Evergreen Park
Public Library
9400 S. Troy Avenue
Evergreen Park, IL 60805
LIBRARY BOARD
Kim Shine, President
Virginia Chandler, Vice President
Elizabeth Topa, Treasurer
Helen Tomczuk, Secretary
Thomas Knox
Deborah Pearson
Tina Ward
Non-Profit Org
U.S. Postage
Library Hours
Monday-Thursday ................... 9 am - 9 pm
Friday-Saturday....................... 9 am - 5 pm
Sunday................................ 12 noon - 4 pm
The library is open on Sundays starting September 11.
The library will be closed on Oct 10 and Nov 24.
The library will close at 5 pm on Nov 23.
LIBRARY DIRECTOR
Nicki Seidl
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EVERGREEN PARK, IL 60805
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Book Clubs
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Audiobook Walking Club
Mondays, Sep 12, 19, 26, Oct 17, and 24,
6:30 pm
Exercise your mind while moving your body, by
listening to an audiobook while you walk! The
Audiobook Walking Club will meet at Yukich Field
every Monday night.
Don't You Cry by Mary Kubica
Blond Hair, Blue Eyes by Karin Slaughter
Yes, Please by Amy Poehler
100 Ways to Simplify Your Life by Joyce Meyer
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Stranger Than Fiction Book Club
Wednesdays, 6:30 pm
Sep 21 The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to
Our Brains by Nicholas Carr
Oct 19 But What If We're Wrong? by Chuck Klosterman
Nov 30 Time Travel by James Gleick
2016 Garden Walk a Success!
Garden enthusiasts toured 11 gardens with a delightful
mixture of sizes and descriptions on August 7. The weather
was beautiful, and everyone was amazed by the artistry,
passion, and creativity revealed in Evergreen Park yards!
The Garden Club of Evergreen Park and the Evergreen Park
Library Foundation gratefully acknowledge the EP residents
and their families who generously volunteered their gardens
for the walk:
Kate Bradley, 50 Acre Park
Karen Kling
Marita Collins
Christine Lambert
Beth Donahue
Vicky Mile
Bob Erlich, Evergreen Park
Gerry Strasser
Public Library
Ruth Urbanczyk
Jerry and Donna Hall
Jose Valadez
StoryWalk at Yukich Field
☎Kindred Spirits Book Club
Wednesdays, 6:30 pm
Sep 28 And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini
Oct 26 The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane by
Katherine Howe
Nov 16 The Monogram Murders by Sophie Hannah
☎Cookbook Book Club
Mondays, 6:30 pm
Sep 19 Semi-Homemade Slow Cooker Recipes or SemiHomemade Slow Cooker Recipes 2 by Sandra Lee
Nov 7 Now Eat This! Italian by Rocco Dispirito
The Village of Evergreen Park and the Evergreen Park Library
Foundation are partnering to install a StoryWalk along the
exercise path at Yukich Fields. Children and their families can
move along and read along with the story, Mouse House Tales
by Susan Pearson. Sixteen community-spirited businesses and
organizations each sponsored a panel in the walk:
Garden Club of EP
American Legion Post #854
Geraldine Burek, in memory
of Mike Dillon
Christy Webber Landscapes
DeBartolo Construction
Services LLC
Evergreen Bank Group
First National Bank of EP
Friends of Bill Cunningham
Friends of Kelly M Burke
H&R Johnson Brothers
Kennedy Sewer Service
Kiwanis Club of Southwest
Chicago
Little Company of Mary
Hospital
Lormax Stern Development Co.
Marquette Bank
Meijer