Presented by Scott Dominiak, explore the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln through interactive activities, historical materials, and engaging discussion for all ages! Please register by calling (708) 687-3700 or emailing adultprograms@acornlibrary.org
We'll provide you with the materials to make your own Valentine's Day card. Supplies are limited so please register by calling (708) 687-3700 or email adultprograms@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
Join us to create a fun Valentine's Day craft! Space is limited, register by calling (708) 687-3700 or emailing adultprograms@acornlibrary.org
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 adultprograms@acornlibrary.org
Join filmmaker Craig Dudnick for a presentation and screening of Evanston's Living History, a powerful story of the Crawford family who escaped racial violence in the South to build new lives in Evanston. A discussion will follow the film. To...
Bestselling author R.L. Stine, creator of Goosebumps and Fear Street has sold over 400 million books worldwide. Tune into this Zoom meeting to hear about his life and inspirations. To register please email adultprograms@acornlibrary.org Zoom links to join the program...
Join Podcaster Gary Wenstrup as he dives into the history of these rock legends. To register please call (708) 687-3700 or email adultprograms@acornlibrary.org
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 adultprograms@acornlibrary.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.
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.
