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Women’s History Month Celebrating Women’s History Month During the month of March, we are celebrating the contributions, accomplishments, and progress of women. We invite you to check out our Women’s History Month displays on the first and second floors and attend these featured events.
Author in the Spotlight: Madeline Miller Thu, Mar 3 • 7–8:30 pm Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter The author will discuss her page-turning suspense novels with an enchanting and fresh take on Greek mythology.
Book Discussion: Forever Young
Mon, Mar 14 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter Historian Clarence Goodman tells the compelling stories of six extraordinary Chicagoans, including a pioneering forensic scientist, an electric blues guitarist, the first female detective in the U.S., and others.
by Hayley Mills Biography Wed, Mar 9 • 1:30–2:30 pm Meets in the Library
Fantasy & Sci-Fi Book Discussion: Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
Movie Discussion: A League of Their Own 1992 | PG | 128 min Comedy, Drama, Sports Wed, Mar 9 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library
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Women for All Seasons
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Historical Fiction, Mythology Thu, Mar 17 • 7:30–8:30 pm Meets in the Library
Zelda Fitzgerald Wed, Mar 30 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter Join us for a dramatic portrayal as historical storyteller Lynn Rymarz steps into the shoes of Zelda Fitzgerald, wife of author F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Author in the Spotlight: Jenny Lawson Wed, Mar 30 • 7–8 pm Meets Virtually Bestselling author Jenny Lawson will discuss her most recent bestseller, Broken (In the Best Possible Way) and her brilliantly funny body of work.
Introducing Community Picks
Have you read a book you really enjoyed? Would you like to recommend it to other community members?
Jessica The Reading List Sara Nisha Adams Friendship
Your Adult Services Librarians will help to make that happen! Pick up a Community Pick bookmark at the Reference Desk or at the Checkout Desk. Fill it out and return it to any service desk.
The story is an absolute joy. Captivating and exquisitely crafted.
More In-Library Recommendations
Staff Picks These handpicked titles and recommendations will help you identify some of the best books in our collection.
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This display consists of top trending titles in different genres recommended by TikTok users.
We also have displays on different themes throughout the year. Follow us on Instagram to see what’s on display!
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THIS APRIL. . Poetry walk April 1-30 We’re turning our Boardwalk into a Poetry Walk! Celebrate National Poetry Month with a stroll around the library’s prairie land, where you can enjoy the natural beauty of the grounds while taking in the splendor of the written word. Our Poetry Walk will feature poems that range from classic to modern and encourage you to be inspired to create some art of your own! Suitable for all ages. Be sure to stop inside the library to check out our poetry books and displays.
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Pathways | Poetry Walk April 1–30
National Library Week April 3–9
Connect with Your Library National Library Week is an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries, librarians, and library workers play in transforming lives and strengthening our communities.
Food for Fines During the week of April 3–9, we will be collecting Food for Fines to help stock the shelves of the Tinley Park Food Pantry. Patrons may bring in a nonperishable food item and, for each item received, we will remove $1 in overdue fines from your library account for a Tinley Park item that has been returned. We cannot excuse fines for items that are lost or damaged, items belonging to other libraries, or collection agency fees. We cannot accept expired food items and items in glass containers. Even if you don’t have any overdue fines, you can still donate your food items at the Checkout Desk.
Free Giveaway at the Checkout Desk During the week of April 3–9, show us your Tinley Park Public Library card and receive a free giveaway at the Checkout Desk.
Patron Appreciation Day April 6 Visit the library on April 6 between 3–7 pm to pick up a delicious treat. Between 3–5 pm, hop on board the Bookmobile and hunt for hidden bunnies and eggs to win a prize! Drop-in event.
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SPRING EVENTS We are excited to offer a variety of engaging events this spring with in-person events.
Virtual Events We are still offering some virtual events as well as events with the option to attend in person or virtually. Select event recordings are available at tplibrary.org/virtual-eventrecordings.
Event Signup Visit tplibrary.me/events or call us at 708.532.0160 to sign up for events.
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Signup is required for events and begins on the 15th of the month for the next month’s events, unless otherwise noted.
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Reminder: We want children using the library to be safe. Children under 10 years old must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Event listings
Children Signup is required for events and begins on the 15th of the month for the next month’s events.
Storytimes
Preschool Stories Tue, Mar 1–Apr 19 10–10:30 am Wed, Mar 2–Apr 20 11–11:30 am Meets in the Library Mon, Mar 7–Apr 25 10–10:30 am Meets Virtually Ages 3–5 years with adult(s): Join us for stories, activities, and a craft.
Bouncing Babies Tue, Mar 1–Apr 19 11–11:30 am Thu, Mar 3–Apr 21 10–10:30 am Meets in the Library Ages Birth–23 months with adult(s): Stories, songs and rhymes for caregiver and child to share.
Tales for Twos Wed, Mar 2–Apr 20 Fri, Mar 4–18, Apr 1–8 & 22 10–10:30 am Meets in the Library Ages 2 years with adult(s): Enjoy stories, songs, and a craft.
Evening Storytime
Supported Storytime
Family Activity Night
Thu, Mar 3–Apr 21
Sat, Mar 19, Apr 16, May 14
Fri • 6:30–7:30 pm
6:30–7 pm
10:30–11:15 am
Apr 22: LEGOs
Meets in the Library Ages 3–8 years with adult(s): Join us for themed stories, songs, and activities!
Meets in the Library Ages 3–8 years with adult(s): A visual schedule and sensory supports will be available in this adaptive storytime. Join us for stories, songs, movement, and sensory activities.
May 27: Trivia Night with
Wiggle Worms Wed • 6:30–7 pm Mar 9: Under the Sea Apr 13: Amazing Butterflies May 11: Hop Like a Frog Meets in the Library Ages 2–3 years with adult(s): A fun activity is planned for you and your child. We will sing songs, read stories, play games, and then do fun crafts!
Saturday Storytime Sat, Mar 12, Apr 9, May 21
Share-a-Language Storytime: Arabic Sat, Mar 26, Apr 23, May 28 10:30–11 am Meets in the Library Ages 3–8 years with adult(s): Enjoy children’s stories and songs in diverse languages.
قصص و اغاين باللغة العربية مع املعلمة منى جرار
10:30–11 am Meets in the Library Ages 3–8 years with adult(s): Take a break from your busy morning and join us for a fun half-hour of action and stories.
Family Pajamarama Fri, Mar 18, Apr 29, May 20 7–7:45 pm Meets in the Library Ages 3–8 years with adult(s): Participate in stories, fingerplays, and songs.
Families
Kahoot! Meets in the Library Families: Spend some quality time with your family!
Earth Day Celebration Sat, Apr 23 • 2–2:45 pm Meets in the Library Ages 3–8 years with adult(s): Let’s celebrate Earth Day! Together we will read a story and complete a variety of fun and recyclable crafts and activities in honor of this special day.
Gifts for Mom Sat, May 7 • 10:30–11:30 am Meets in the Library Families: Celebrate Mother’s Day by creating a special gift for mom!
Catch a Leprechaun Mon, Mar 14 • 6:30–7:15 pm Meets in the Library Ages 3–8 years with adult(s): Join us for a reading of How to Catch a Leprechaun and then put your creative skills to use by designing your very own leprechaun trap.
Pre-K & Grade K
Preschool Lab Fri • 11:30 am–12:15 pm Mar 4: Magnets Apr 1: Earth Day May 6: In the Air Meets in the Library Ages 3–5 years with adult(s): Science-based activities and stories on a fascinating theme.
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Spring Events
Seeds & Gardens
STEAM Ahead
Mon, May 16 • 10:30–11:15 am
Wed • 4:30–5:15 pm
Meets in the Library Ages 3–5 years with adult(s): We will read stories, play a game, and work on a plant-related craft.
Mar 16: Magnets
Grades K–1
Storybook Friends
Apr 20: Earth Day May 18: In the Air Meets in the Library Grades K–1: Science-based activities and stories on a fascinating theme.
Puppet Play Tue, Mar 22
Thu • 4:30–5:15 pm
Mon, May 23
Mar 10: Fancy Nancy
4:30–5:15 pm
Apr 14: Curious George
Meets in the Library Grades K–1: Make a puppet and learn a short story or poem to go with your new character.
May 12: Fly Guy Meets in the Library Grades K–1: Spend time hearing stories, playing games, and making projects all about your favorite picture book characters.
Rain, Rain, Go Away! Tue, Apr 26 • 4:30–5:15 pm Meets in the Library Grades K–1: We will do fun activities related to rain!
Grades 2–3
Crazy 8s Math Club
Mar 28: Green Snacks Apr 25: Breakfast Banana Split
4:30–5:30 pm
May 23: Chocolate Chip Dip
Meets in the Library Grades 2–3: Experience a fun new math activity each week, for eight weeks. Have a blast learning the math behind exciting activities!
Meets Virtually Grades 2–3: Assemble the month’s DIY treat, then we will share a book and a craft. Read the full description at tplibrary.me/events.
Have a Laugh
Do I Hear Rain?
Thu, Mar 17 Wed, Apr 13 Tue, May 17 4:30–5:15 pm Meets in the Library Grades 2–3: Hear a funny story or two, learn tongue twisters, and share your favorite jokes.
Meets in the Library Grades 3–5: Discuss a book from the 2022 Bluestem Award List. We will close with a fun activity.
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Mon • 6:30–7:15 pm
Mon, Mar 7–Apr 25
Bluestem Book Club
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No-Cook Club
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Wed, Apr 6 • 4:30–5:30 pm Meets in the Library Grades 2–3: Enjoy making a rainstick along with other fun activities.
Tinley Traveler: Mexico Fri, Apr 29 • 4:30–5:30 pm Meets in the Library Grades 2–3: Get your passports ready! We’ll explore the people and culture of Mexico.
Because of the Rabbit by Cynthia Lord Thu, Mar 3 • 4:30–5:30 pm Handimals by Silvia Lopez & Guido Daniele Thu, Apr 7 • 4:30–5:30 pm Best of 2022 Thu, May 5 • 4:30–5:30 pm
Teens Grades 3–5
Bloxels
Signup is required for events and begins on the 15th of the month for the next month’s events.
Sat, Mar 12, Apr 9, May 7 2–3 pm Meets in the Library Grades 3–5: Come and create, explore, and play with Bloxels, a system where you can build your own video game. Grades 4–5
Game On!: Dice Games Tue, Apr 19 • 4:30–5:30 pm Meets in the Library Grades 4–5: Learn to play a variety of dice games, including Yahtzee!
Cardboard Box Engineering Tue, May 24• 4:30–5:30 pm Meets in the Library Grades 4–5: Each participant will design and build a marble roller coaster.
Grades 6–12
YAC: Youth Advisory Council Tue, Mar 8, Apr 12, May 10 6–7 pm Meets in the Library Grades 6–12: Help plan teen programs at the library.
Café Olé Tue, Mar 8, Apr 12, May 10 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Grades 6–12: Hang out with your friends, eat cookies, sip on a cold or hot drink, and enjoy a different activity each time.
Teen Baking
The Art of Zentangling
Tue • 7–8 pm
Fri, May 13 • 7–8 pm
Mar 15: Soda Bread
Meets in the Library Grades 6–12: Learn the relaxing and creative art of meditative doodling.
Apr 19: Chocolate Lava Muffins May 17: Tres Leches Cake Meets Virtually Grades 6–12: Hear some great baking tips and tricks. Bake along or just watch. Read the full description at tplibrary.me/events.
Teen Tabletop Game Night: Settlers of Catan Tue, May 31 • 6:30–8 pm Meets in the Library Grades 6–12: Play Settlers of Catan with friends!
Retro Video Games Fri, Mar 18 & May 20 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Grades 6–12: Play classic Nintendo games with fellow video game enthusiasts.
Grades 9–12
High School Book Club Tue, Mar 1, Apr 5, May 3 7–8 pm
Teen Paint Night
Meets in the Library Grades 9–12: Read and talk about books! Each month we will discuss one book and choose the book for the following month.
Fri, Apr 29 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Grades 6–12: Follow stepby-step instructions to create an original work of art.
fairy tale theatre auditions Thu, May 19 • 5:30–7 pm
Grades 4–8
“Sew” Simple Mon, Apr 11 • 6:30–7:30 pm Meets in the Library Grades 4–8: Learn a few simple stitches and create a felt keychain.
Finishing Grades 6–12: Calling all theatre kids! Auditions are being held for this year’s Fairy Tale Theatre production, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, adapted by Michele L. Vacca. For rehearsal schedule and performance dates, please call Youth Services at 708.532.0160, x2.
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Spring Events
ADULTS Signup is required for the following events. You may sign up beginning now unless otherwise noted.
Seasonal Events
Women for All Seasons Mon, Mar 14 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library
Vegetable Gardening 101
The Race to Save the RMS Titanic
The Real History of Cinco de Mayo
Mon, Mar 21 • 6:30–8 pm
Wed, Apr 6 • 6:30–7:30 pm
Mon, May 2 • 7–8 pm
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
Meets Virtually
Meets Virtually
Meets Virtually
Virtual Presenter Horticulturist Sharon Yiesla teaches the basics to get your garden up and running including planning, prepping, planting techniques, and maintenance.
Virtual Presenter Author William Hazelgrove tells the story of both the amazing heroism and astounding incompetence of rescuers in this tragic maritime disaster.
Virtual Presenter Carlos Tortolero, Founder and President of the National Museum of Mexican Art, will discuss the history and importance of Cinco De Mayo.
Zelda Fitzgerald
Charlotte Brontë, the Stifled Writer
Backyard Grilling
Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter Historian Clarence Goodman tells the compelling stories of six extraordinary Chicagoans, including a pioneering forensic scientist, an electric blues guitarist, the first female detective in the U.S., and others.
Parenting Series
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Wed, Mar 30 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Meets Virtually
Mon, Apr 18 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library
Virtual Presenter Join us for a dramatic portrayal as historical storyteller Lynn Rymarz steps into the shoes of Zelda Fitzgerald, wife of author F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter In this dramatic portrayal by Laura Keyes, we visit Charlotte Brontë in 1847 as she discusses her deeply personal manuscript of Jane Eyre.
Navigating Special Education
Self-Care for Busy People
Thu, Mar 24 • 6:30–7:30 pm
Thu, Apr 7 • 7–8 pm
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
Meets Virtually
Meets Virtually
Virtual Presenter This workshop provides an overview of the laws, parent rights, and services regarding special education for young children.
Virtual Presenter Bring balance to your life with inspirational self-care practices from yoga teacher, busy mom, and author Julie M. Gentile.
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Wed, May 25 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter Kristyn Slick of Making Mealtime Memories is back to share classic American barbecue recipes and grilling techniques.
Parenting Your Teen Wed, May 4 • 6:30–7:30 pm Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter Learn how to recognize normal teenage behaviors and better communicate with your teen. Presented by Licensed Professional Counselor Meg Seth-Smith.
The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
Circe
by Madeline Miller
Broken (in the best possible way)
Authors in the Spotlight
by Jenny Lawson
Madeline Miller
Jenny Lawson
Thu, Mar 3 • 7–8:30 pm
Wed, Mar 30 • 7–8 pm
Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter The author will discuss her page-turning suspense novels with an enchanting and fresh take on Greek mythology.
Meets Virtually Bestselling author Jenny Lawson will discuss her most recent bestseller, Broken (In the Best Possible Way) and her brilliantly funny body of work.
April 9-16 Money Smart Week is a national public education program coordinated by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago that empowers people with the knowledge and skills to make better-informed personal financial decisions.
Discover What’s Yours: I-Cash
Buying Your First Home
Mon, Apr 11 • 11 am–2 pm
Mon, Apr 11 • 6:30–7:30 pm
Thu, Apr 14 • 11 am–2 pm
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library The State Treasurer is holding 2.9 billion dollars in unclaimed funds for Illinoisans. Find out if there is any unclaimed property owed to you! Searches are done by name and address. Drop-in event.
Meets Virtually Virtual Presenter Residential lender Maureen Cipolla shares current information for first-time homebuyers including low and free down-payment programs and assistance.
Introduction to Cryptocurrencies & Blockchain
Money Smart Book Group: Cryptocurrency Investing for Dummies
Sun, Apr 10 • 2–3 pm
by Kiana Danial
Meets Virtually
Personal Finance
Tue, May 17 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Learn about what cryptocurrencies are, how they work, and what you could do with them. Signup begins on the 15th of the month prior to the date listed.
Sat, Apr 2 • 2–3 pm Meets in the Library
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Spring Events
Signup is required for the following events. You may sign up beginning now unless otherwise noted.
Ongoing Events
Mah Jongg Club Tue, Mar 1, Apr 5, May 3 11 am–1 pm Mon, Mar 28 & Apr 25 6–8 pm Meets in the Library Players of all skill levels are welcome. An instructor will be on hand to teach those new to the game.
Take & Make
Stitch Club Thu, Mar 3 & 17, Apr 7 & 21,
Ageless Grace (Brain & Body Fitness)
Parlor & Tabletop Games
May 5 & 19
Mon, Mar 14 & 28,
Tue, Mar 22, Apr 26, May 24
11 am–1 pm
Apr 11 & 25, May 9 & 23
11 am–1 pm
Meets in the Library Open to anyone who wants to meet, mingle, and share tips on needlecraft projects. Bring your own supplies.
10–10:45 am
Meets in the Library Meet up with others interested in playing various games. Choose one from our collection or bring a favorite from home to share.
Chair Yoga Thu, Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12 11 am–12:30 pm Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Instructor Kathy Ruiter will guide you in gentle, nonstrenuous chair exercises and meditation. Signup begins on the 15th of the month prior to the dates listed.
League of Aspiring Writers Mon, Mar 28 & Apr 25
Evening Yoga Wed, Mar 16, Apr 20, May 18 6:30–7:45 pm Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Combine gentle yoga poses with breathing awareness to relax the mind. Bring a yoga mat and a firm blanket. Signup begins on the 15th of the month prior to the dates listed.
6–8 pm Meets in the Library Connect with other local writers who are eager to improve their craft and help you improve yours.
person. Sign up at tplibrary.me/events. Pick up at the Checkout Desk during the dates listed. Kits are designed for adults.
Blackout Poetry
Pick up kit Mar 15–29
Pick up kit Apr 16–30
TPPL Cardholders Only Create a cute and cozy tealight luminary. Signup begins on February 15.
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Meets Virtually Work out your brain as well as your body in this fun chair exercise program. Signup begins on the 15th of the month prior to the dates listed.
Get crafty! Limited kits are available for Tinley Park Public Library cardholders. Limit one per
Wine Glass Tealight Lamp
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Meets in the Library
TPPL Cardholders Only Construct a unique and artful poem with this innovative technique. Signup begins on March 15.
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Paper Poppies Pick up kit May 15–28 TPPL Cardholders Only Honor fallen vets by making your own paper poppy flowers. Signup begins on April 15.
Friday Films
Charming the Hearts of Men
Finding You
American Underdog
2021 | PG-13 | 107 min
2021 | PG | 119 min
2021 | PG | 112 min
Drama, History, Romance
Drama, Romance
Drama, Biography
Fri, Mar 11 • 11 am & 2 pm
Fri, Apr 8 • 11 am & 2 pm
Fri, May 13 • 11 am & 2 pm
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
Friends’ Concerts
Meets in the Library
Due to COVID restrictions, refreshments will not be served at this time. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Nippersink Rogues Irish Band
The Blues with Fruteland Jackson
Sun, Mar 13 • 2–3 pm
Sun, May 15 • 2–3 pm
Meets in the Library This quartet will perform rousing Irish music as St. Patrick’s Day approaches. Signup begins February 15.
Meets in the Library Enjoy an afternoon of traditional acoustic blues with musician, author, storyteller, and oral historian Fruteland Jackson. Signup begins on April 15.
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Digital newspapers & magazines Are you a daily news reader? Doing research for a project? Whether you’re interested in current events or want to dig into the past, we have online resources to meet your needs! Your Tinley Park Public Library card gives you free digital access to thousands of newspaper and magazine articles through our website, tplibrary.org. How to access our News & Newspapers resources: 1. Visit tplibrary.me/research. 2. Under Research, choose News & Newspapers.
New Resource: PressReader Get access to more than 7,000 of the world’s top newspapers and magazines, in their original language and format. Includes the Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune, Daily Southtown, Reader’s Digest, Taste of Home, and more! Read on your computer or download the PressReader app on your mobile device.
U.S. Major Dailies (ProQuest) Search articles from the five most respected U.S. newspapers dating as far back as 1985: Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. Read on your computer or on your mobile device’s web browser.
Media On Demand Magazines (Libby) Not sure where to start? Visit the Reference Desk or call 708.532.0160, x1 for assistance.
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Pathways | Digital Newspapers & Magazines
Access over 3,000 always available e-magazines, including Chicago Magazine, Prevention, and Real Simple. Read on your computer or download the Libby app on your mobile device.
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Technology Classes Signup is required for events and begins on the 15th of the month for the next month’s events.
Classes & Workshops
Cut the Cable Cord Sat, Mar 12 • 2–3 pm Tue, May 10 • 7–8 pm Meets Virtually Wed, Apr 6 • 10–11 am Meets in the Library Learn about streaming services, like Netflix and Hulu, and streaming devices, like Apple TV and Roku.
Excel Basics
Google Photos Mon, Apr 4 • 10–11 am
Introduction to Cloud Storage
Introduction to Windows 10
Tue, May 3 • 3–4 pm
Wed, Mar 30 • 2–3 pm
Sun, Mar 6 • 2–4 pm
Meets in the Library Back up photos to the cloud with Google Photos. Google/ Gmail account required.
Mon, May 2 • 6–7 pm
Mon, May 16 • 10 am–12 pm
Meets in the Library Learn the benefits and drawbacks of cloud storage.
Meets in the Library Familiarize yourself with Microsoft’s Windows 10.
Introduction to Android Devices
Introduction to Cryptocurrencies & Blockchain
Online Privacy & Security
Sun, Apr 10 • 2–3 pm
Meets in the Library Learn strategies for keeping your digital life safe.
Wed, Mar 9 • 9:30–11:30 am Tue, Apr 19 • 9:30–11:30 am Sat, Apr 30 • 2–4 pm Mon, May 23 • 6–8 pm Meets in the Library Bring your phone or tablet to learn what makes Android unique.
Meets Virtually Tue, May 17 • 7–8 pm Meets in the Library Learn about what cryptocurrencies are, how they work, and what you could do with them.
Thu, Mar 31 • 2–4 pm
Introduction to Apple Devices
Sun, Apr 3 • 2–4 pm
Wed, Mar 9 • 6:30–8:30 pm
Wed, May 11 • 6–8 pm
Tue, Apr 5 • 2–4 pm
Tue, May 24 • 6–8 pm
Wed, Apr 20 • 6–8 pm
Meets in the Library Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft’s spreadsheet application.
Mon, Apr 25 • 10–11 am
Sun, May 1 • 2–4 pm
Meets in the Library Learn how to create a Google account and about the suite of free services it grants you access to.
Meets in the Library Bring your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch to learn more about Apple’s mobile devices.
Introduction to Google Accounts
Sun, May 22 • 3–4 pm
Online Privacy Tools Mon, Mar 7 • 2–3 pm Meets in the Library Get hands-on experience using tools to keep yourself and important people in your life safe online.
Mon, Mar 28 • 2–3 pm
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Signup is required for events and begins on the 15th of the month for the next month’s events.
Password Management Fri, Mar 18 • 10–11 am Sat, May 7 • 10–11 am Meets in the Library Meets Virtually Learn to create and store secure passwords.
PowerPoint Basics
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The Story of Computers
Digital Media Studio
Meets Virtually Learn about the fascinating history of computers and discover the stories of the computer scientists who changed the world forever.
Using Zoom
Adobe Illustrator Basics Sun, Apr 24 • 2–4 pm Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn the basics of Adobe Illustrator and gain experience designing a basic scalable vector graphic.
Mon, Mar 21 • 2–3 pm Tue, Apr 26 • 7–8 pm Thu, May 26 • 2–3 pm
Wed, Mar 23 • 7–8 pm Thu, May 12 • 3–4 pm
Mon, Apr 18 • 10–11 am Meets in the Library
Green Screen Basics
Adobe Photoshop Basics
Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn to record, edit, and share videos with green screen technology.
Conversion Station
Digitize It: Photos & Slides Sat, Apr 9 • 2–3 pm
Thu, Mar 17 • 2–3:30 pm
Meets in the Library
Wed, Mar 16 • 7–8 pm
Fri, Apr 29 • 9:30–10:30 am
Mon, Apr 11 • 7–8:30 pm
Learn how to use the video
Thu, May 19 • 3–4 pm
Fri, May 27 • 6–7 pm
Tue, May 10 • 2–3:30 pm
conferencing platform Zoom
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library Learn how to create Microsoft PowerPoint slideshows with dynamic features to spice up your presentations.
on your computer or mobile
TPPL Cardholders Only Learn to enhance your photos with Adobe Photoshop.
TPPL Cardholders Only Learn to digitize your photos and slides.
Thu, Apr 7 • 2–4 pm
Digital Sound Recording
Digitize It: Reel-toReel Films
Sat, May 21 • 2–4 pm
Sun, Mar 27 • 2–3 pm
Tue, Mar 15 • 10–11 am
Meets in the Library Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft’s word-processing software.
Wed, May 25 • 7–8 pm
Thu, Apr 21 • 3–4 pm
Meets in the Library Record your own oral history, music, or podcast.
Tue, May 31 • 10–11 am
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device.
Word Basics Sat, Mar 26 • 9:30–11:30 am
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Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn to digitize your 8 mm, Super 8, or 16 mm reel-toreel films.
Digitize It: VHS Tapes
Résumé Tips & Tricks Tue, Mar 8 • 2–3 pm
How to Read eNewspapers
Thu, Mar 24 • 7–8 pm
Using Credo Reference
Fri, Apr 8 • 9:30–10:30 am
Fri, Apr 22 • 3–4 pm
Tue, Mar 29 • 6:30–7 pm
Wed, Apr 13 • 4–4:30 pm
Tue, Apr 12 • 10–11 am
Meets in the Library Learn techniques to help your résumé get seen by a human.
Wed, May 18 • 3:30–4 pm
Fri, May 20 • 6–7 pm Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn to digitize your VHS tapes.
Using LinkedIn Learning
Digitize It: Vinyl Audio Restoration
Wed, Apr 27 • 10–11 am
Sun, Mar 13 • 2–3 pm
TPPL Cardholders Only LinkedIn Learning offers selfpaced training to enhance or develop your skill set.
Thu, Apr 28 • 7–8 pm Thu, May 5 • 3–4 pm Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn how to digitize vinyl records and cassette tapes.
Career Building
Meets in the Library
online resources
How to Read eMagazines Thu, Mar 10 • 6–6:30 pm
Online Job Searching Wed, May 4 • 6–7:30 pm Meets in the Library In addition to online job searching, this class also covers Microsoft Word for résumés and cover letters.
Sat, Apr 16 • 10–10:30 am Mon, May 9 • 6:30–7 pm Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn how to remotely access the library’s collection of eMagazines on your favorite devices.
Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn how to remotely access the library’s collection of eNewspapers on your favorite devices.
Using Ancestry.com Wed, Mar 23 • 2–3 pm Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Start your genealogy research
Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn how to use Credo to perform basic research and access hundreds of authoritative ebooks on multiple subjects.
Using GALE Business Plan Builder Thu, Apr 14 • 3–4 pm Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only
with the library’s edition of
Learn how to use GALE
the popular database.
Business Plan Builder to put together your next business
Using Creativebug
plan.
Fri, Mar 11 • 7:30–8 pm Fri, May 6 • 6:30–7 pm Meets in the Library TPPL Cardholders Only Learn how to use Creativebug to discover professionallycurated arts and crafts projects including videos and step-by-step guides.
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Spring Events
Book Discussions
Books are available at the Reference Desk about one month before the discussion date in multiple formats. eBooks are available through the Libby or Hoopla apps.
Money Smart
Fantasy & Sci-Fi
Forever Young
Song of Achilles
by Hayley Mills
by Madeline Miller
Author in the Spotlight: Madeline Miller
Biography
Historical Fiction, Mythology
Thu, Mar 3 • 7–8:30 pm
Wed, Mar 9 • 1:30–2:30 pm
Thu, Mar 17 • 7:30–8:30 pm
See page 13 for more
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
information.
Cryptocurrency Investing for Dummies by Kiana Danial Personal Finance Sat, Apr 2 • 2–3 pm Meets in the Library
Fantasy & Sci-Fi
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The Night Watchman
The Reading List
Whereabouts
Project Hail Mary
by Louise Erdrich
by Sara Nisha Adams
by Jhumpa Lahiri
by Andy Weir
Fiction, Cultural Heritage
Fiction, Friendship
Literary Fiction
Science Fiction, Thriller
Wed, Apr 13 • 1:30–2:30 pm
Thu, Apr 21 • 7:30–8:30 pm
Wed, May 11 • 1:30–2:30 pm
Thu, May 19 • 7:30–8:30 pm
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
Meets in the Library
Pathways | Spring Events
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Movie Discussions Movies are available at the Reference Desk about one month before the discussion date. Watch at home and join us for the discussion.
A League of Their Own
The Philadelphia Story
Blade Runner
1992 | PG | 128 min
1940 | NR | 112 min
1982 | R | 117 min
Comedy, Drama, Sports
Comedy, Romance
Science Fiction, Action, Drama
Wed, Mar 9 • 7–8 pm
Wed, Apr 13 • 7–8 pm
Wed, May 11 • 7–8 pm
Meets in the Library
Two sisters join the first female professional baseball league and struggle to help it succeed amidst their own growing rivalry.
Meets in the Library
When a rich woman’s ex-husband and a tabloid-type reporter turn up just before her planned remarriage, she begins to learn the truth about herself.
Meets in the Library
A blade runner must pursue and terminate four replicants who stole a ship in space, and have returned to Earth to find their creator.
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Outreach Services Bookmobile Our Bookmobile is a mobile branch of the library. On board you will find a collection of bestselling and popular fiction and nonfiction books, DVDs, and console games for all ages. Look for us at neignborhood stops, special events, parks, and senior communities throughout Tinley Park and Orland Hills.
Neighborhood Stops Tinley Park North & South Thursdays Mar 10 & 31, Apr 21, May 12
Home Delivery If you can’t come to the library, the library will come to you! Our goal is to meet the needs of qualifying patrons who are unable to visit the library. Those who are elderly, live alone, or are physically challenged may be eligible. Contact us to see if home delivery is right for you.
For more information: tplibrary.me/outreach Contact: 708.532.0160, x6 outreachservices@tplibrary.org
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Pathways | Outreach Services & Bookmobile
Brookside Glen (South) Glenbrook Pl & Glenbrook Ln 4:45–5:15 pm Brookside Glen (South) Monaghan Dr & Fairfield Ln 5:30–6 pm
Suggest a Spot We’d love to hear your feedback. Let us know where you’d like to see the Bookmobile around town! Visit tplibrary.me/ outreach to fill out a request form.
Fairmont Village (North) Salem Ct & 170th Pl 4–4:30 pm
Tinley Park East & West Thursdays Mar 3 & 24, Apr 14, May 5 & 26
Parkside (East) Glenview Dr & Ravinia Dr 4–4:30 pm St. Boniface Park (East) 163rd Pl & 66th Ct 4:45–5:15 pm Radcliffe Place (West) Radcliffe Rd & Harper Rd 5:30–6 pm
Orland Hills Thursdays Mar 17, Apr 7 & 28, May 19
Pheasant Ridge/Hunter Apts. Hunter Dr & 94th Ave 3:15–4:15 pm Apartments of Orland Applewood Ln & 88th Ave 4:30–5 pm Meadowview Meadowview Dr & Marshfield Ln 5:15–5:45 pm
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Community Shredding Event Sat, Apr 30 • 9–11 am 80th Ave Train Station—South Lot Timber Dr & Veterans Pkwy Drive up and shred your sensitive papers and documents. A maximum of two standard-sized paper boxes filled with your sensitive papers (bank statements, bills) is allowed per vehicle. Approximate dimensions: 16” x 8” x 12”. Plastic bags are NOT accepted. Shredding representatives will remove the boxes from your car, take them to the shredding truck, and shred them on site. No signup required.
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