-Each meeting we will build around a theme, and your creation will be on display for the month in the Youth Services Department! Ages 6-12. To register, call the Youth Services Department at 708-687-3700 or email jmarquardt@acornlibrary.org.
Join us for a discussion of a specific movie. Contact Adult Services for more information.
Barnum may be the biggest name, but he was only a small part of the story of the circus. William Pack takes you on a fantastical journey through the history of the Circus, from Phil Astley's creation of the modern...
Learn mindfulness techniques to help regulate strong emotions, control impulses and ease worries. Ages 4-10. To register, call the Youth Services Department at 708-687-3700 or email jmarquardt@acornlibrary.org.
Read a story and complete a fun, hands-on activity! Ages 7-10. To register, call the Youth Services Department at 708-687-3700 or email jmarquardt@acornlibrary.org.
Join us for Zumba class this summer! All levels are welcome. Space is limited. To register, please call the library at 708-687-3700 or email kspringer@acornlibrary.org.
We’ll provide you with your own nature-themed diorama that you can decorate using materials at home. You can then submit a picture of your entry to kspringer@acornlibrary.org. Library staff will vote on their favorites, and the winner will receive a...
We’ll provide you with materials to create your own origami bookmark! Supplies are limited. To reserve a kit, please email kspringer@acornlibrary.org.
Need assistance with your genealogy research? Our Genealogy Group can help answer your questions on the first Wednesday of every month! For more information about SSGHS, visit www.ssghs.org
The Barcodes Nonfiction Book Discussion Group will hold their monthly meeting in the Library’s Meeting Room. If you are interested in attending this meeting, please contact the Adult Services Department.
Join us for a casual Italian conversation group led by Oak Forest resident Franco Lafiandra. All skill levels are welcome. To register, please call the library at 708-687-3700 or email kspringer@acornlibrary.org.
In this portrayal by Scott Dominiak, Civil War correspondent Henry Villard will talk about the state of newspapers in both the North and South (particularly in Chicago), how political newspapers were, changes in technology, the armies’ use of newspapers, and...
