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Award-winning folk singer Chris Vallillo performs Civil War era folk songs and stories to present the life and times of our nation's 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. This lively program for all ages covers Lincoln's days as a flatboater, his years as a circuit lawyer, and on up through his presidency. This program is cosponsored by the Illinois Humanities Council. Register Online or call 847/253-5675.
Discover how to access a variety of print and online resources that provide useful consumer information during this program highlighting the Library's vast collection of materials and the professionalism of its staff. Need information on diverse topics such as home maintenance, auto repair, or identify theft? Bring your questions and empower yourself to find the answers! Register Online or call 847/253-5675.
Due to the severe storm warning, the Mount Prospect Public Library is closing at 1:00 P.M. (2/6/08)
The Library presents a complimentary movie screening at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 2. For more information on this month’s featured film*, call 847/253-5675. Register Online or call 847/253-5675.
*Editor’s note: Due to a restrictive marketing agreement, the Library is prevented from reporting the title of this film in media aimed at the general public.
Film buff Steven Frenzel presents a review of films that did NOT win an Oscar - but should have! This program will feature a discussion of the Oscars and preview a number of classic movie clips for audience members. Register Online or call 847/253-5675.
Film aficionado Steven Frenzel presents an overview of Elvis Presley's movie career. One of the world’s most compelling performers and acknowledged King of Rock and Roll, Elvis was also a major box office draw, starring in over 30 movies. This program will feature a number of classic movie clips and a discussion of the legend that is Elvis. Register Online or call 847/253-5675.
Discover how to add flair to your baking during this demonstration of simple cookie and cupcake decorating techniques. These goodies are "hot!" A $3 tasting fee includes recipes and samples. Register Online or call 847/253-5675.
Aspiring writers will learn the ins and outs of publishing in the 21st century during this workshop led by author Helen Gallagher. Gallagher, author of Release Your Writing: Publishing Your Way, will discuss the pros and cons of working with an agent, options for publishing written works yourself, how to cope with new technologies, ways to effectively market a book, and more. Register Online or call 847/253-5675.
