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September is Library Card Sign-up Month page 3
Love Grows by Giving Page 4
Fall Family Shows Page 6
Early Literacy Tips Page 7
Leonardo da Vinci Page 14
What’s Inside Library Card Sign-up Month
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Love Grows by Giving
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Storytimes
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Family Shows
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Families & Young Children
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Kids & Teens
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20 & 30 Somethings
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Book Groups
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Movies
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Adult Events
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Classes & Workshops
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Bookmobile Schedule
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Friends of the Library
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ACCESSIBILITY ADA accomodation should be requested at least ten (10) working days prior to any library program or event.
EVENT SIGNUP Signup is required for most library programs and events unless they are otherwise noted as Drop in . Signup begins on the 20th for the next month’s events. Sign up by phone at 708.532.0160 or online at signup.tplibrary.org/events. Please have your library card number ready, as it makes phone and online signup quick and easy.
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• Anyone who lives in incorporated Tinley Park or Orland Hills
Stop by the Checkout Desk with your Illinois drivers license or state ID with your current address. If the address is not current, please provide a current utility bill addressed to the applicant. A parent or legal guardian must accompany anyone under the age of 18.
• Non-residents who own taxable property within incorporated Tinley Park • Owners of a business property who pay taxes in Tinley Park • Individuals who live in unincorporated Tinley Park may apply for a non-resident fee card.
September is Library Card Sign-up Month!
For a complete list of acceptable forms of identification and proof of residency, as well as information on how to use your library card, visit tplibrary.org/library-card or call 708.532.0160, x 3.
Don’t miss our giveaways for all Tinley Park Public Library cardholders. Just show us your library card when you stop by the Checkout Desk in September and receive a free POST-IT highlighter pen. Anyone getting a new Tinley Park Public Library card, or renewing an old one, will be eligible to enter our drawing for an Amazon gift card!
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Love Grows by Giving Nov 15–Dec 8
In our continual effort to support our community, the library will be a drop-off point for the following organizations ahead of the holiday season:
CRISIS CENTER OF SOUTH SUBURBIA The Crisis Center Wish List will be available in our lobby and our website beginning October 28.
the friends need your help WHO WE ARE The Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library embrace the library we love, support the community we live in, and believe that a good public library is vital to the intellectual, cultural, and social growth of our community.
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TINLEY PARK FOOD PANTRY
COMER CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
The Food Pantry will be glad to receive nonperishable and non-expired food items. No glass containers please.
New books only please. Books for ages 3 and under will be made available for children who are spending time away from home.
THE FRIENDS NEED BOOKS
GIFT PACKAGES SALE
Donate your gently-used books at the Checkout Desk. We especially need hardcover novels, history, cooking, and children’s books. However, we do not accept textbooks, encyclopedias, outdated reference books, VHS tapes, magazines, or Reader’s Digest Condensed Books. Your donations support the Friends’ efforts and may be used in our gift package creations.
Sat, Nov 2 • 9 am–4 pm The popular Friends’ gift packages are the perfect gift for the booklover on your list. And what’s the best part? They’re all wrapped up and ready to give. A variety of themes and age ranges will be available.
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STORYTIMES BOUNCING BABIES Drop in
SENSORY STORYTIME Drop in
FAMILY PAJAMARAMA Drop in
Ages: 3–23 months with parents Tue • 11–11:20 am Session 1: Sep 3–Oct 8 Session 2: Nov 5–Dec 10 Thu • 10–10:20 am Session 1: Sep 5–Oct 10 Session 2: Nov 7–Dec 12
Ages: 3–8 years with parents Sat • 10:30–11:30 am Sep 7: Fun on the Farm Oct 5: Forest Friends Nov 2: Dinosaurs Children of all abilities are invited to participate at their own pace in this storytime designed for children with sensory needs.
Ages: 3–8 years with parents Fri, Sep 20, Oct 18, Nov 22 • 7–7:45 pm Enjoy stories, songs, crafts, and games. Children may come dressed for bedtime.
WEE READERS Drop in Ages: very young children with parents Thu • 6:30–6:50 pm Session 1: Sep 5–Oct 10 Session 2: Nov 7–Dec 12
TALES FOR TWOS Drop in Ages: 2 years with parents Wed • 10–10:20 am Session 1: Sep 4–Oct 9 Session 2: Nov 6–Dec 11 Fri • 10–10:20 am Session 1: Sep 6–Oct 11 Session 2: Nov 8–Dec 13
SHARE-A-LANGUAGE STORYTIME Drop in
FAMILY STORYTIME Drop in Ages: Families Sat, Sep 21, Oct 19, Nov 16 • 10:30–11 am Take a break from your busy morning and drop in for a fun half-hour of action and stories.
Ages: 3–8 years with parents Sat • 10:30–11:15 am Spanish: Sep 14, Oct 12, Nov 9 Arabic: Sep 28, Oct 26, Nov 23 Enjoy favorite children’s stories and songs in diverse languages.
PRESCHOOL STORIES Drop in Ages: 3–5 years with parents Tue • 10–10:30 am Session 1: Sep 3–Oct 8 Session 2: Nov 5–Dec 10 Wed • 11–11:30 am Session 1: Sep 4–Oct 9 Session 2: Nov 6–Dec 11
PANERA COOKIES & MILK STORYTIME Ages: 3–5 years with parents Mon, Sep 9, Oct 14, Nov 11 • 10–10:30 am Join us for some stories, songs, and a tasty treat at Panera Bread Company.
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Families & Young CHildren
family shows
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AESOP’S FABLES
FANTASTIC FOAM & MORE
Ages: Families Fri, Sep 27 • 10:30–11:15 am Meet famous fables in person! Join Aesop as he recounts his tales, and with the help of the audience, makes some of his favorite stories come to life. Careful, amid the laughter and fun, you might learn something!
Ages: Families Fri, Nov 29 • 10:30–11:15 am Amazing fun with science. This show will even make your hair stand up! You will experience items disappearing in clear liquids with our refraction oil and see the power of a Van De Graaff generator, but no show is complete without foam, LOTS of foam with our fantastic foam experiment where the children are the stars!
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WIGGLE WORMS Ages: 2–3 years with parents Wed • 6–6:30 pm Sep 11: Forest Animals Oct 9: Pumpkins Nov 13: Owls A fun activity is planned for you and your child. We will sing songs, read stories, play games and then do two fun crafts!
FALL FEST Ages: 3–5 years with parents Thu, Oct 17 • 10:30–11:15 am Create a pumpkin masterpiece with your preschooler to display at the library!
SESAME STREET CELEBRATION
CREATE WITH ME: FALL MEMORIES Ages: 3–5 years with parents Tue, Oct 22 • 10:30–11:15 am Your child and their favorite adult will create a keepsake art project.
Ages: 3–5 with parents Fri, Nov 1 • 10:30–11:15 am Come and celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Sesame Street. Parents are required to attend with their children.
READ, ROCK, & RHYME
FAMILY FUN NIGHTS Drop in
Ages: 3–5 years with parents Mon, Oct 28 • 6:30–7:15 pm This early literacy program for parent and child incorporates stories, movement, songs, and activities.
Ages: Families Movie Night: Wonder Park (PG, 85 min) Fri, Sep 27 • 6:30–8 pm Activity Night: Halloween Fri, Oct 25 • 6:30–7:30 pm Family Game Night Fri, Nov 29 • 6:30–7:30 pm Come to the library and spend some quality time with your family!
Early Literacy Tips
Talk
Sing
Read
Children learn about language by listening to parents talk and joining the conversation.
Singing slows down language so children can hear the different sounds within words.
Reading together develops vocabulary and motivates children to learn to read.
Write
Play
Show your child written words. They will learn that printed letters stand for spoken words.
Playing helps children put thoughts into words and talk about what they are doing.
1,000 BOOKS BEFORE KINDERGARTEN
Learn more at EveryChildReadytoRead.org
Ages: Birth–Preschool Every book read helps to build your child’s literacy skills. Stop by the Youth Services Desk to register your child for this ongoing reading club and keep them on track for kindergarten.
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Kids & Teens Grades K–1
Grades K–2
STORY ART
“GREYT” READERS
Grades: K–1 Wed • 4:30–5:30 pm Sep 4: Dinosaurs Oct 2: Nocturnal Animals Nov 6: Pirates Read a story and create a piece of art to take home.
Grades: K–2 Mon, Sep 9 & 23, Oct 14 & 28, Nov 11 & 25 6:30–7 pm, 7–7:30 pm, or 7:30–8pm Readers practice their developing skills with a greyhound. Sign up for one time slot. Carefully read the full description at signup.tplibrary.org/events.
PEACE DAY STORIES & CRAFTS Grades: K–2 Sat, Sep 21 • 2–2:45 pm Come in for a read aloud of books and crafts highlighting peace.
STORYBOOK FRIENDS Grades: K–1 Thu • 4:30–5:30 pm Sep 12: Froggy Oct 10: Dragon Favorites Nov 14: Max & Ruby Spend an hour with your favorite picture book characters.
SHARKS GALORE Grades: K–1 Tue, Oct 22 • 4:30–5:30 pm You will have a “fin”-tastic time with shark-themed games, stories, and a craft. It’s shark shenanigans for everyone.
TELL ME A STORY Grades: K–1 Thu, Nov 21 • 4:30–5:15 pm Everyone’s a storyteller! Create and participate in wild, crazy, and funny stories.
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Grades 2–3 ART EXPLORERS Grades: 2–3 Wed • 4:30–5:30 pm Sep 18: Foil Art Oct 23: Van Gogh’s Starry Night Nov 20: Hand & Finger Painting Explore different artists, techniques, and styles through hands-on art projects.
LET’S PLAY Grades: 2–3 Sat, Oct 19 • 2–2:45 pm Try out new app games.
SOLVE IT Grades: 2–3 Wed, Oct 30 • 4:30–5:15 pm What exactly are we solving? Well that is a mystery! Come for a fun time together as we solve away!
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DESIGN & BUILD IT: BRIDGES Grades: 2–3 Mon, Nov 4 • 4:30–5:30 pm Design your own bridge using a variety of supplies. We will test each design to see which one is the strongest!
Grades 3–5 TWO TRUTHS & A LIE Grades: 3–5 Wed, Sep 25 • 4:30–5:30 pm This is an old game with a new twist. Let’s figure this out as a group!
MAKE A MONSTER Grades: 3–5 Thu, Oct 17 • 4:30–5:30 pm Design and create your own monster.
CODING CLUB Grades: 3–5 Tue, Oct 29 • 4–5 pm Learn about coding with Ozobots, Bloxels, and so much more!
MINECRAFT & MORE Grades: 3–5 Sat, Nov 16 • 2–3 pm Come play Minecraft Pocket Edition.
CREATIVE WRITING Grades: 3–5 Mon, Nov 25 • 4–5 pm Use story prompts to write your own short story.
Grades 4–5 CRAZY 8S MATH CLUB Grades: 4–5 Mon, Sep 9–Oct 28 • 4:30–5:30 pm Experience a new, fun math activity each week, for 8 weeks. Have a blast learning the math behind exciting activities!
HOLE PUNCH ART Grades: 4–5 Thu, Sep 19 • 4:30–5:30 pm Make a unique, colorful project with simple hole-punched paper. We’ll have a “hole” lot of fun turning scraps into art.
LET’S PLAY Grades: 4–5 Sat, Oct 19 • 3–3:45 pm Try out new app games!
book clubs
CODEBREAKERS
BLUESTEM BOOK CLUB
REBECCA CAUDILL BOOK CLUB
Grades: 3–5 Discuss a nominee from the 2020 Bluestem List while enjoying a snack. We will close with a fun activity!
Grades: 6–8 Enjoy snacks and drinks while we discuss a nominee from the 2020 Rebecca Caudill Young Readers’ Award List.
BAN THIS BOOK
REFUGEE
by Alan Gratz Thu, Sep 5 • 4:30–5:30 pm
by Alan Gratz Tue, Sep 3 • 7–8 pm
“SEW” SIMPLE
LESSER SPOTTED ANIMALS
Grades: 4–8 Mon, Oct 21 • 6:30–7:30 pm Learn a few simple stitches and create a candy corn pillow. All supplies provided.
by Martin Brown Thu, Oct 3 • 4:30–5:30 pm
SERAFINA AND THE BLACK CLOAK
Grades: 4–5 Tue, Nov 19 • 4:30–5:30 pm If you like cracking codes with nothing but paper, pencil, and brain power, then you’ll surely like Codebreakers!
Grades 4–8
YOU GO FIRST by Erin Entrada Kelly Thu, Nov 7 • 4:30–5:30 pm
by Robert Beatty Tue, Oct 1 • 7–8 pm
SLIDER by Pete Hautman Tue, Nov 5 • 7–8 pm
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Kids & Teens Grades 6–12 YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL (YAC) Grades: 6–12 Tue, Sep 10, Oct 8, Nov 12 • 6–7 pm Help plan what teens do at the library! Pizza and pop served.
ART TECHNIQUES: DRAWING OPTICAL ILLUSIONS Grades: 6–12 Fri, Sep 20 • 7–8 pm Learn the precise art of drawing optical illusions.
CAFÉ OLÉ Drop in Grades: 6–12 Tue, Sep 10, Oct 8, Nov 12 • 7–8 pm Hang out with your friends, eat cookies, sip on a cold or hot drink, and enjoy a different activity each time.
COMICS, GAMES, & MORE Grades: 6–12 Thu • 7–8 pm Sep 12: Library Memes Oct 10: Halloween Treats & Fortnite Nov 14: Bring a Friend Night! You plan the themes surrounding comics, manga, pop culture, video games, and more. Snacks, games, and fun are included.
PICK-A-CRAFT Grades: 6–12 Fri, Sep 13 • 7–8 pm Choose a recycled craft from a past program to transform into your own original creation.
TEEN MEDITATION NIGHT Grades: 6–12 Tue, Sep 17 • 7–8 pm Guided meditation with the Calm app.
MISSION IMPROVABLE Drop in
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Grades: 6–12 Clue (PG, 97 min) Fri, Oct 25 • 6:30–8:30 pm Enjoy popcorn and soda while we watch the classic film Clue. You Pick the Movie! Fri, Nov 15 • 6:30–8:30 pm From October 1 to November 8, you can visit Youth Services to vote for the movie you’d like to see! We’ll announce the winner on social media and show the winning movie in the YA Program Room.
Grades: 6–12 Tue, Sep 24, Nov 19 • 7–8 pm Enjoy this hilarious performance by our teen improv troupe!
TEEN HALLOWEEN PARTY
I LOVE FALL
RETRO VIDEO GAMES
Grades: 6–12 Fri, Oct 4 • 7–8 pm Celebrate the fall with fun craft projects and seasonal treats and drinks!
Grades: 6–12 Fri, Nov 8 • 7–8 pm Enjoy snacks and drinks while playing a variety of retro Nintendo games with fellow gamers.
ACT IT UP Grades: 6–12 Sat, Oct 5 • 2–3 pm Role-play The Game of Life.
GAMERS GABFEST Grades: 6–12 Tue, Oct 15 • 7–8 pm Talk with other teens about video games.
TEEN PAINT ‘N’ SIP: FALL LANDSCAPES Grades: 6–12 Fri, Oct 18 • 7–8 pm Follow step-by-step instructions to create an original work of art while enjoying a tasty drink!
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TEEN MOVIE NIGHT
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Grades: 6–12 Tue, Oct 29 • 7–8 pm Enjoy the thrills and chills of the season!
TEEN SUSHI GO! TOURNAMENT Grades: 6–12 Tue, Nov 26 • 7–8 pm Compete for the title of Sushi Master in this friendly tournament!
Grades 9–12 FAFSA COMPLETION WORKSHOP Grades: 9–12 with parents Sat, Oct 19 • 10–11:30 am or 1–2:30 pm Moraine Valley Community College Financial Aid Staff will be on hand to provide individual help with filing the 2020-2021 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
20 & 30 Somethings
Around Town Our library ventures out into the community with events designed for adults in their 20s and 30s—or even those who are 20 or 30 something at heart! Come mingle and meet new people in your neighborhood that share similar interests as you.
THE ART OF AROMATHERAPY BLENDING Thu, Sep 12 • 6:30–8 pm Parmesans Station Discover the secret of mixing essential oils harmoniously to create blends that offer therapeutic and aromatic benefits with Brittany Hogan, a Certified Advanced Aromatherapy Blending Specialist.
TRIVIA NIGHTS
21 (ALMOST) FREE
Mon, Sep 23 • 6:30–8 pm Bailey’s Bar and Grill Thu, Oct 24 • 6:30–7:30 pm Fratello’s Deli & Café Thu, Nov 14 • 7–8 pm Parmesans Station Join us for a night of fun, facts, and friendly competition. These trivia nights cover everything from A-Z. Topics announced soon. Maximum of six people per team. Sign up to reserve your spot!
Thu, Oct 10 • 7–8 pm Parmesans Station Whether you’re on a budget or splurging, there’s plenty to do in Chicago that are free or cheap! Chicago expert and tour guide Max Grinnell will talk about things to do for little or no money.
THINGS TO DO IN CHICAGO
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Book Groups All book groups on this page are Drop in Selections are available at the Reference Desk in hardcover, large print, and audio formats one month before the discussion date.
fantasy & sci-fi
tinley tomes
THE LIES OF LOCKE LAMORA
THE LEAVERS
GHOST A LA MODE
by Lisa Ko Contemporary Fiction, Coming of Age Wed, Sep 11 • 1:30–2:30 pm
by Sue Ann Jaffarian Ghost-story, Mystery Fiction Thu, Oct 17 • 7:30–8:30 pm
by Scott Lynch Fri, Sep 6 • 7–8 pm
AN AMERICAN MARRIAGE
ELEANOR OLIPHANT IS COMPLETELY FINE
by Martha Wells Fri, Nov 1 • 7–8 pm
by Gail Honeyman Romance, Humorous Fiction Wed, Nov 13 • 1:30–2:30 pm
money smart
by Tayari Jones Contemporary Fiction, Social Justice Tue, Sep 24 • 7:30–8:30 pm
CODE NAME: LISE by Larry Loftis Biography, True Crime Nonfiction Wed, Oct 9 • 1:30–2:30 pm
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EDUCATED by Tara Westover Memoir Tue, Nov 26 • 7:30–8:30 pm
ALL SYSTEMS RED
PLAYING WITH FIRE by Scott Rieckens Sat, Oct 5 • 2–3 pm
Movies All movies on this page are Drop in
BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY PG-13 | 134 min | Biopic Mon, Sep 9 • 11 am & 2 pm
BREAKTHROUGH
TOLKIEN
PG | 116 min | Drama Sat, Oct 5 • 1 pm
PG | 112 min | Biopic Sat, Nov 9 • 1 pm
THE TOMORROW MAN (2019)
THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD (2018)
PG-13 | 94 min | Romance, Drama Mon, Oct 14 • 11 am & 2 pm
R | 99 min | War History Mon, Nov 11 • 11 am & 2 pm
documentary APOLLO 11 Sat, Sep 21 • 1–3 pm G | 113 min | Historical Documentary This documentary film looks at the Apollo 11 mission to land on the moon led by commander Neil Armstrong and pilots Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. 2019 is the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11.
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Adult Events Fall Events
CULTURAL DIVERSITY AROUND THE WORLD LADY CATHERINE & THE REAL DOWNTON ABBEY Wed, Sep 18 • 7–8 pm With the new movie of Downton Abbey coming to theaters, Lynn Rymarz portrays Lady Catherine, Countess of Carnarvon.
Mon, Oct 7 • 7–8 pm Jeanne Roppolo takes you around the world through her travel experiences, broadening your knowledge and understanding of human beings as we peer into various traditions and find our common ground.
DEAD PEOPLE IN ILLINOIS Wed, Oct 16 • 7–8 pm In celebration of Halloween, John Lynn shares his exploration of hundreds of Illinois cemeteries to find interesting graves, headstones, intriguing lives and deaths in this “underground” presentation.
Leonardo da Vinci Commemorating the 500th anniversary of Leonardo’s death in 1519, the library is hosting these events to provide a glimpse of his accomplishments and lasting legacy.
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Medicare Information Series MEDICARE MADE EASY Wed, Sep 11 • 6:30–8 pm An overview of Medicare Parts A and B and Medicare Supplement Plans.
MEDICARE PART D Wed, Oct 9 • 11 am–12 pm An overview of the Medicare Prescription Drug program.
LEONARDO DA VINCI’S FEMALE PORTRAITS
THE ANATOMICAL DRAWINGS OF LEONARDO DA VINCI
Wed, Sep 25 • 7–8 pm Daniele Macuglia, from the University of Chicago and Art Institute of Chicago, focuses on Leonardo’s technical ability to render the human body and capture the psychological side of those he depicted.
Wed, Oct 2 • 7–8 pm Daniele Macuglia, from the University of Chicago and Art Institute of Chicago, will give an overview of the major contributions that Leonardo made to early modern anatomy.
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS Drop in
REMEMBERING MARSHALL FIELD’S
Mon, Oct 21 • 7–8 pm The Crisis Center for South Suburbia (CCSS) will inform us about the warning signs of domestic violence and ways to provide support to a friend or loved one to get the help they may need.
Mon, Nov 18 • 7–8 pm Historian Leslie Goddard traces Marshall Field’s department store from the beginning as a dry good store in 1852 into a world-class fashion and service trendsetter and tourist destination.
Ongoing Events MAH JONGG CLUB Drop in Tue, Sep 3, Oct 1, Nov 5 • 11 am–1 pm
WINSTON CHURCHILL: GREATEST STATESMAN OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Drop in Mon, Nov 4 • 11 am–12 pm Former executive director of The Churchill Centre, Daniel Myers, shares a magnificent showing of Churchill and his many published exploits that illuminate, educate, entertain, and possibly amuse.
Mon, Sep 30, Oct 28, Nov 25 • 6–8 pm Meet up with friends to play Mah Jongg, where an instructor will be on hand to teach those new to the game. Instructor not available September 30 and October 1.
STITCH CLUB Drop in Thu, Sep 5 & 19, Oct 3 & 17, Nov 7 & 21 11 am–1 pm Open to anyone who wants to meet, mingle, and share tips on needlecraft projects. Please bring your own supplies.
CHAIR YOGA Thu, Sep 12 & 26, Oct 10 & 24, Nov 14 11 am–12:30 pm Instructor Kathy Ruiter will guide you in gentle, non-strenuous chair exercises and meditation.
JOKER’S WILD CARD CLUB Drop in Tue, Sep 17, Oct 15, Nov 19 • 11 am–1 pm Meet up with others interested in playing various card games. For amusement only; no gambling permitted.
LEAGUE OF ASPIRING WRITERS Drop in Mon, Sep 30, Oct 28, Nov 25 • 6:30–8 pm Connect with other local writers, eager to improve their craft and help you improve yours. On September 30, Chicago author and writing teacher Barbara Gregorich will host the meeting.
friends’ concerts • Doors open at 1:30 pm. • Tickets are available up to 10 minutes before preformances. Unclaimed tickets are released at 1:50 pm. Sponsored by the Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library
DIE MUSIKMEISTERS BAND Sun, Oct 13 • 2–3 pm Enjoy your favorite Oktoberfest music with the quartet dressed in authentic lederhosen costumes.
EDDIE KOROSA, JR AND HIS BOYS FROM ILLINOIS Sun, Nov 24 • 2–3 pm Join Eddie, playing his accordian, and his band as they entertain with their polka music and other favorite tunes.
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CLASSes & Workshops Mobile
Your Next Skill INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON Mon, Sep 9 • 6:30–8:30 pm Tue, Sep 10 • 6:30–8:30 pm Learn how to code using Python.
ANCESTRY.COM BASICS Sat, Sep 21 • 2–3 pm Mon, Nov 4 • 6:30–7:30 pm Start your genealogy research with the library’s edition of the popular database.
HELLO, ANDROID Fri, Oct 4 • 2–4 pm Mon, Nov 18 • 10 am–12 pm Bring your phone or tablet to learn what makes Android unique.
YOU & iOS Tue, Oct 29 • 2–4 pm Bring your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch to learn more about Apple’s mobile devices.
ORGANIZE YOUR DIGITAL FILES, FOLDERS, & PHOTOS Sat, Oct 26 • 10 am–12 pm Learn to organize your digital files on a computer and in the cloud.
PASSWORD MANAGEMENT Wed, Nov 20 • 3–4 pm Learn to create and store secure passwords.
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Tue, Nov 19 • 6:30–8 pm Learn about Google’s free alternative to Microsoft Word and Excel. Google/Gmail account required.
Mon, Sep 16 • 6:30–8:30 pm Learn techniques to help your résumé get seen by a human.
CUT THE CABLE CORD
Fri, Oct 25 • 10–11 am Learn the benefits and drawbacks of cloud storage.
INTRODUCTION TO GOOGLE DOCS & SHEETS
RÉSUMÉ TIPS & TRICKS
Thu, Sep 12 • 10 am–12 pm Learn strategies for keeping your digital life safe.
INTRODUCTION TO CLOUD STORAGE
Tue, Nov 12 • 6:30–7:30 pm Google Drive is a cloud storage service for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Google/Gmail account required.
Career Building
ONLINE PRIVACY & SECURITY
Sat, Sep 28 • 1–2 pm Tue, Nov 5 • 6:30–7:30 pm Learn about streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, and streaming devices like Apple TV and Roku.
HELLO, GOOGLE DRIVE
TECH TIME: DROP IN HELP Drop in Wed, Sep 18 • 10–11 am Mon, Oct 7 • 9:30–11 am Wed, Oct 23 • 10–11 am Mon, Nov 4 • 9:30–11 am Wed, Nov 20 • 10–11 am Want to learn more about your new device? Our tech-savvy staff are here to help. Bring your devices for 1-on-1 technology assistance.
Google PHOTOS IN THE CLOUD: GOOGLE PHOTOS Sat, Sep 7 • 10–12 pm Back up photos to the cloud with Google Photos. Google/Gmail account required.
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PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING WITH LYNDA.COM Mon, Sep 23 • 6:30–8 pm Lynda.com offers self-paced training to enhance or develop your skill set.
FAFSA COMPLETION WORKSHOP Sat, Oct 19 • 10–11:30 am or 1–2:30 pm Moraine Valley Community College Financial Aid Staff will be on hand to provide individual help with filing the 2020-2021 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
ONLINE JOB SEARCHING Mon, Oct 28 • 6:30–8:30 pm In addition to online job searching, this class also covers Microsoft Word for résumés and cover letters.
LINKEDIN: CREATE A PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Mon, Nov 11 • 6:30–8 pm Enhance your professional presence with a LinkedIn profile.
Microsoft WINDOWS 10: BASICS Fri, Sep 20 • 2–4 pm Thu, Oct 24 • 6:30–8:30 pm Fri, Nov 22 • 2–4 pm
WORD: BASICS Wed, Sep 4 • 10 am–12 pm Thu, Oct 3 • 6:30 pm–8:30 pm Thu, Nov 14 • 6:30–8:30 pm
WORD: ADVANCED Wed, Nov 6 • 2–4 pm
POWERPOINT: BASICS Thu, Sep 19 • 2–4 pm Tue, Oct 8 • 6:30–8:30 pm
EXCEL BASICS: OPERATIONS & FORMATTING Fri, Sep 6 • 2–4 pm Thu, Oct 10 • 2–4 pm Tue, Nov 12 • 10 am–12 pm
EXCEL INTERMEDIATE: FUNCTIONS & CHARTS Wed, Oct 9 • 6:30–8:30 pm
EXCEL: PIVOT TABLES
DIGITIZE IT: PHOTOS & SLIDES
Thu, Sep 26 • 6:30–7:30 pm
Mon, Sep 30 • 10–11 am Wed, Oct 23 • 3–4 pm Learn to digitize your photos and slides.
EXCEL: SIMPLE FINANCIAL REPORT Mon, Oct 14 • 6:30–8:30 pm
Digtal Media ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR: ICONS & LOGOS Wed, Nov 13 • 2–4 pm Learn the basics of Adobe Illustrator and design a basic scalable vector graphic.
DIGITAL SOUND RECORDING Thu, Nov 21 • 10 am–12 pm Record your own oral history, music, or podcast.
DIGITIZE IT: 8MM & SUPER 8 REELS Tue, Sep 17 • 7–8 pm Mon, Oct 7 • 1:30–2:30 pm Fri, Nov 15 • 10–11 am Learn to digitize your 8 mm and Super 8 film.
build a website series Signup for all classes in this series begins on August 20.
DIGITIZE IT: VHS TAPES Wed, Sep 25 • 10–11 am Thu, Oct 17 • 11 am–12 pm Sat, Nov 23 • 10–11 am Learn to digitize your VHS tapes.
DIGITIZE IT: VINYL AUDIO RESTORATION Wed, Oct 30 • 10–11 am Convert and edit vinyl records and cassette tapes.
PHOTSHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP Thu, Sep 24 • 2–4 pm Learn to enhance your photos with Adobe Photoshop.
Tinley Park Public Library cardholders only.
BUILD A WEBSITE: BASICS Thu, Sep 5 • 2–4 pm Create a website with WordPress.com.
BUILD A WEBSITE: CUSTOMIZATIONS
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Bookmobile Schedule Route 1 • begins Monday, September 9 Mondays: 9/9, 9/30, 10/21, 11/11
Wednesdays: 9/11, 10/2, 10/23, 11/13
Thursdays: 9/12, 10/3, 10/24, 11/14
Tinley Court Retirement Center
Town Pointe
Orland Hills: Hunter Ridge Apartments
16301 Brementowne Rd • 3–3:45 pm
Kirby Dr & Stratford Dr • 3–3:45 pm
Hunter Dr & 94th Ave • 3–3:45 pm
Sundale
Brookside Glen Townhomes
Raintree
Oconto Ave & 174th St • 4–4:45 pm
Carrick Way & Tullamore Ln • 4–4:45 pm
Avon Ln & Raintree Rd • 4–4:45 pm
Brookside Glen South
Brookside Glen South
Radcliffe Place
Clare Dr & Monaghan Dr • 5–5:45 pm
Monaghan Dr & Fairfield Ln • 5–5:45 pm
88th Ave & 176th St • 5–5:45 pm
Mondays: 9/16, 10/7, 10/28, 11/18
Wednesdays: 9/18, 10/9, 10/30, 11/20
Thursdays: 9/19, 10/10, 10/31, 11/21
Orland Hills: Apartments of Orland
Brementowne Estates
Edenbridge/Fulton Commons
Applewood Ln & 88th Ave • 3–3:45 pm
161st St & Ozark Ave • 3–3:45 pm
66th Ct & 180th St • 3–3:45 pm
Orland Hills
Brementowne Estates: German Park
Parkside
Meadowview Dr & Marshfield Ln • 4–4:45 pm
163rd St & Everdon Dr • 4–4:45 pm
Willow Ln & Forestview Dr • 4–4:45 pm
Radcliffe Place
Brementowne South
Tinley Heights
Radcliffe Rd & Harper Rd • 5–5:45 pm
Paxton Ave & 167th St • 5–5:45 pm
Dorothy Ln & Olcott Ave • 5–5:45 pm
Route 2 • begins Monday, September 16
Route 3 • begins Wednesday, September 4 Mondays: 9/23, 10/14, 11/4, 11/25 Closed: 9/2
Wednesdays: 9/4, 9/25, 10/16, 11/6, 11/27
Thursdays: 9/5, 9/26, 10/17, 11/7 Closed: 11/28
Brementowne Manor Senior Center
Hanover Place
Bobbie Noonan’s Child Care
16130 Oak Park Ave • 3–3:45 pm
16851 Harlem Ave • 3–3:45 pm
Grissom Dr & 171st St • 3–3:45 pm
Parkside: Lewis Park
Fairmont Village
Brookside Glen Townhomes
Normandy Dr & Riverside Dr • 4–4:45 pm
Salem Ct & 170th Pl • 4–4:45 pm
Brannock Ln & Dunmore Dr • 4–4:45 pm
Tinley Terrace
Brookside Glen
Brookside Glen
Terrace Dr & 66th Ave • 5–5:45 pm
Robin Ct & Heritage Dr • 5–5:45 pm
Glenbrook Pl & Glenbrook Ln • 5–5:45 pm
ARMCHAIR DREAMS: TRAVEL & REMINISCING SERIES
Bickford Assisted Living 9/17, 10/15, 11/19 • 1:30–2:30 pm
Porter Place 9/24, 10/22, 11/26 • 10–11 am
We have designed specially prepared presentations for patrons residing at senior communities, assisted living facilities, and memory care units. Presentations will take audiences to either a travel destination or a nostalgic trip back in time.
Bickford Mary B.’s 9/17, 10/15, 11/19 • 10–11 am
Seniors Club 9/3, 10/1, 11/5 • 1–2 pm
Fulton Commons 9/10, 10/8, 11/12 • 1–2 pm
Tinley Court Retirement Center 9/10, 10/8, 11/12 • 10–11 am
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Pathways | Bookmobile
Hanover Place 9/24, 10/22, 11/26 • 1:30–2:30 pm
Friends of the Library Theater Trip WHITE CHRISTMAS
per person. Any tickets remaining after 11 am will be available for purchase at the Checkout Desk. The last day to purchase tickets is November 4. The menu selection is available at tplibrary.org. The bus leaves the library parking lot at 11 am sharp and returns at approximately 5:30 pm. Tickets are non-refundable. Cash or check only, made payable to the Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library.
Thu, Dec 5 Venue: Theatre at the Center Munster, Indiana Tickets are $65 each, which include bus fare, lunch at the Theatre and the performance. Tickets will be on sale beginning at 9 am on Monday, September 30 in the first floor Meeting Room. There will be a four (4) ticket limit
NATIONAL FRIENDS OF LIBRARIES WEEK Oct 20–26 Join the Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library in celebration of National Friends of Libraries Week. During the week, new or renewing members will receive a gift upon submitting their membership application and dues.
battery recycling
FRIENDLY REWARDS PROGRAM Active Friends members are eligible to receive a free rewards card which will entitle rewards card holders to a free Book Store item (up to a $2 value) for every 10 Book Store items purchased. If you are an active Friends member and do not have your rewards card, stop by the Checkout Desk.
Effective Monday, October 14, the Friends will no longer provide the receptacle in the vestibule for the disposal of household batteries. Small single use batteries, AA, AAA, 9V, D and C can now be discarded in regular trash. For more information the following website is available: lrsrecycles.com/tips-for-theproper-disposal-of-batteries/.
BECOME A MEMBER Whether you are new or renewing, cut out and use the form below to make a donation and support the Friends!
Friends Membership
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Name ____________________________________________ Phone # (____)________________________ Address _______________________________________________________________________________
(Street Address)
ANNUAL DUES: Please check one:
Please Check One:
___ Adults ($5)
(City)
(ST)
(ZIP)
___ Good Friend ($10) ___ Family Friends ($15; list names)
___ Best Friend ($25)
___________________________
___New Membership or ___Membership Renewal
Please make checks payable to: Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library 7851 Timber Drive, Tinley Park, IL 60477
US Postage PERMIT #1 PAID Non-Profit Organization Tinley Park, IL 60477
7851 Timber Drive, Tinley Park, IL 60477 708.532.0160 • tplibrary.org
ECRWSS Residential Customer
Coming This Fall
BLUE MOON
TALKING TO STRANGERS
THE INSTITUTE
by Lee Child
by Malcolm Gladwell
by Stephen King
“In the next highly anticipated installment of Lee Child’s acclaimed suspense series, Jack Reacher comes to the aid of an elderly couple— and confronts his most dangerous opponents yet.” — GoodReads.com
“Through a series of puzzles, encounters and misunderstandings, from little-known stories to infamous legal cases, Gladwell takes us on a journey through the unexpected.” — GoodReads.com
“As psychically terrifying as Firestarter, and with the spectacular kid power of It, The Institute is Stephen King’s gut-wrenchingly dramatic story of good vs. evil in a world where the good guys don’t always win.” — GoodReads.com
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ADMINISTRATION
LIBRARY CLOSED
Catherine Hannon, President Gina Miller, Vice President Darren Meyers, Treasurer Laura Hess-Wojcik, Secretary Patricia Adaranijo, Trustee Bradley Daniels, Trustee Barbara Rose Whalen, Trustee
Rich Wolff, Administrator Zach Musil, Assistant Administrator
Sun, Sep 1 Mon, Sep 2 Thu, Nov 28
PATHWAYS STAFF Kevin Palys Sarah Schroeder