The library's parking lot will be closed for construction for two weeks in October. The library will be open as much as possible during construction. Parking is available on neighborhood streets including 125th Street, 71st Avenue, and 70th Court.
Welcome to Spice Club, where each month you get to take home a different spice, a couple of recipes, and a bit of history. Make one (or more!) of the recipes, take a picture, and send it in with your comments. Spice Sign-Up: Monday, September 30 - Friday, October 4 Spice Pick-up: Monday, October 7 - Friday, October 11 Open to Palos Heights cardholders only. You must sign up even if you have signed up in the past. This month’s spice: Allspice
Celebrate the 45th anniversary of Tusk as we use interview and performance videos to trace the band's career and classic line up of Stevie Nicks, Lindsay Buckingham, Christine McVie, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood. It was a fascinating journey of failed romantic relationships that fueled music of intensity and warmth. Fleetwood Mac was a soap opera set to music! In-person program
Diane Adduci, a community educator and licensed insurance representative, will present an educational program about Medicare Parts A and B and will also be discussing Medicare Supplement Plans. Come and learn about eligibility, enrollment, and the benefits of Medicare and Medicare Supplements. This program is designed for people turning 65, already 65 or over but leaving their employer plan, or people who would simply like to learn more about Medicare. Questions are welcome! Program time: Approximately 90 minutes.
Drop by with your own supplies and scrap for seven hours uninterrupted! Master-scrapper, Mary Beth Sexton, will be on hand to assist with your projects.
The Illinois State Treasurer is holding more than $5 billion in unclaimed funds for Illinoisans. The State holds these lost funds until they are claimed by either the original owner or their heirs. Do you have any unclaimed funds? Staff from the Treasurer’s Office will be on hand to help you find out. Drop in prior to 6:30PM to ensure you get a turn.
Many Illinoisans are not aware that, a thousand years ago, a major Native American civilization began here. Cahokia, a city just across the river from St. Louis, was the origin for what came to be known as the Mississippians and grew to be larger than London was at the time. William Kelley, president of the South Suburban Archaeological Society, tells us about the profound impact this had on the rest of Native American society up to contact with Europeans. In-person program