The Library and Palos Heights Green Team have partnered with the One Earth Film Festival to provide a screening and discussion of Food, Inc. 2, the sequel to 2008’s smash hit documentary Food, Inc. The film focuses on corporate consolidation in the American food and agriculture landscape. TO REGISTER: Please visit the official One Earth Film Festival Eventbrite registration site at this link: https://tinyurl.com/PHOEFFLOCATION: This screening will be at the Palos Heights Rec Center Orchard Room, located at 6601 W. 127th St. Palos Heights, IL 60463.
Need volunteer hours and want to help the librarians? Drop in at the Youth and Teen Desk to pick up a form and learn about volunteering at the library. Please stop in anytime in May and June!
For the better part of a century, America has been fascinated by John Dillinger, the "Robin Hood" of the Great Depression. But why this fascination? Why his legendary stature? And why do we care? Join presenter Clarence Goodman to answer these questions and more.
Mrhbaan! Join us for a bilingual storytime with stories and songs in both English and Arabic!
Learn how to use Libby to access eBooks, audiobooks and more! We will walk through downloading the app, setting up an account with your library card, searching, checking out, and placing holds. This program is virtual and will take place on Zoom.Register on Zoom by clicking the button above or this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Alc3l83QRICoXnmcMI61wQ
Falls can cause traumatic brain injury, fractures, and unintentional death in older adults. The Library has partnered with Pathlights for this interactive presentation by a licensed physical therapist & fall prevention specialist who will address common causes of falls in the home, simple changes to reduce risks, and exercises for strength and stability.