Learn how to navigate, use the task manager, manage your files, and more with Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 11.
Participants will enjoy a unique experience with guidance from two instructors, Donna Hughes and Sandy Safranek, in the exploration of Drawing media and Watercolor Painting media, resulting in small, finished artworks. All materials provided. This program is presented in partnership with the Palos Heights Public Arts Commission. Space is limited, register starting May 1 at 9am.
The men's World Cup of Football is taking place in North America in the summer of 2026. It is the biggest sporting event in the world. From its origins in England to its present global popularity, Dr. John F. Lyons discusses the history of soccer with movie clips, photos, and newspaper reports from around the world. He traces the history of the World Cup, examines the reasons behind the slow growth of the game in the United States, and looks at the surge of interest in the women's sport in recent years.
Professor Moptop, a music historian you may have heard on WXRT’s Breakfast with The Beatles, presents a fun presentation covering the entire history of The Blues Brothers, from the SNL days, to the concerts, to the movies.