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Medicare 101
Learn the basics of how Medicare works, what the different parts cover, and how to choose the right plan for your needs. Perfect for those approaching age 65, already on Medicare, or helping a loved one navigate their options.
Presented by 360 Benefits Group (a firm with over 40 years of combined experience across underwriting, consulting, and account management, created to bring transparency, strategy, and year-round support back into insurance.)
Adults. Registration required.
Wonder Club: How Are Books Made?
Curious students in grades 2-5 are invited to join us for Wonder Club! At each monthly session, we’ll explore a different question and complete a hands-on activity to put learning into practice! This month’s topic is “How are books made?”
Please Note: There will be TWO sessions with the same topic and activities each month. Please register for ONE session. Grades 2-5. Registration required.
Truth & Beauty: Telling Our Stories in Writing that Moves & Matters
In this interactive presentation and workshop, we will talk about reading, writing, traveling, listening, and imagining, all as ways to freshen and widen our perspectives. Together, we will explore poetic/philosophical truth along with “objective truth,” and make mini wonder books, lists of questions, and ways to approach those questions through writing.
Participants will write something – anything from a single line or list to a poem or scene – that feels beautiful and therefore true, or true and therefore beautiful.
Presented by Rachel DeWoskin, award winning author of five novels, a memoir, and two poetry collections.
Part of the Road Scholar Program, funded by Illinois Humanities. For adults and high school students. Registration required.
Now Hiring: Part-Time Shelver
As a shelver, you would:
- Shelve books and other library materials accurately and efficiently.
- Keep shelves neat, orderly, and properly arranged.
- Assist with locating materials when needed.
This is a part-time position. The person hired will work up to three hours each on Friday and Sunday, with opportunities to fill in for other shelvers as needed. The position requires a strong attention to detail, ability to work independently and the ability to stand, bend, kneel, and reach comfortably for extended periods.
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