Event List

Joyce Haworth presents on one of the strangest and most painful episodes in American history. In 1692, a group of teenage girls began having bizarre fits and claimed that witches in the community were persecuting them.

Join others interested in genealogy for a session of sharing tips and learning about new research tools. Presented: Zoom

Martyr! 

by Kaveh Akbar 

Aprenda a jugar la lotería, un juego azar tradicional que se juega a través de México parecido a BINGO con fotos.

Para todas las edades. Regístrese a partir del 22/9.

Career counselor Fred Ettinger presents strategies for creating a resume in today’s market followed by a one-on-one review of your resume with tips for improvement. Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date.

Practice your English conversational skills with staff and friendly volunteers. Basic conversation skills recommended. Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date.

Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date. For Palatine cardholders only.

Inscripción inicia dos semanas antes de cada fecha. Solamente para tarjetahabientes de Palatine

Explore gentle postures, breathwork, meditation, and deep relaxation with Karen Fotopoulos, a registered yoga teacher from Discover Yoga with Karen. Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date.

Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date. For Palatine cardholders only.

Develop your English reading skills in a welcoming environment by reading The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown together. Copies available at the Information Desk. Sign up once for all six sessions.

Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date. For Palatine cardholders only.

The House in the Pines 

by Ana Reyes 

Carol Leeson, librarian and avid crocheter, covers crochet basics in this two-part class. Materials Provided. Sign up begins 9/24 for both classes.

Learn about the online genealogy resources available at the library and on the internet. Sign up begins 9/24. Presented: Zoom

Bring your camera or phone and connect with others who love photography. Share shots, learn tricks, and get inspired. Drop in.

Prepare for your citizenship test in this small online group class that covers U.S. history and civics. Registrants must complete a phone interview to determine qualifications and then pick up the course textbook at the Information Desk.

Join our sewing club and regularly meet fellow makers, share skills, and get to know more about fiber arts including crochet, knitting, and quilting. Drop in.

Book a 30-minute consultation with career expert Jerry Donahue for resume help, LinkedIn profile review, and job searching strategies for any stage of your career. Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date.

Pick up a kit with a featured spice and try a new recipe at home. Supplies are limited. Drop in.

Transforma una pequeña calabaza en una buu-nita decoración. Nosotros ponemos la calabaza y los materiales; ¡tú traes la creatividad! Para todas las edades. Regístrese a partir del 29/9.

Practice your English conversational skills with staff and friendly volunteers.  Basic conversation skills recommended.

Have a question about your new device? Do you just want to get better with your old one? Stop by to chat with a librarian who is ready to answer your basic technology questions. Drop in.

Carol Leeson, librarian and avid crocheter, covers crochet basics in this two-part class. Materials Provided. Sign up begins 9/24 for both classes.

Celebrate the harvest season with comforting dishes that highlight fall’s rich flavors. In this class, we’ll make a creamy squash gratin and a spiced pear and cranberry crisp, combining savory and sweet for the ultimate fall-inspired meal.