Announcements

Holiday Closures

The Library will close at 5 PM on Wednesday, November 27 and will be closed on Thursday, November 28 for Thanksgiving.

Afternoon Book Club

1:30pm - 2:30pm
Adults & Seniors
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Location: River Forest Public Library
Room: Barbara Hall Meeting Room
Age Group: Adults & Seniors
Program Type: Authors & Books
Program Description:

The afternoon book discussion group meets the second Wednesday of each month. Books are available at the circulation desk one month before the meeting.

This month's title: Three Girls from Bronzeville by Dawn Turner Trice.

Story Stretchers

4:00pm - 4:30pm
Kids
Closed
Required
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Location: River Forest Public Library
Room: Barbara Hall Meeting Room
Age Group: Kids
Required
Seats Remaining: 4
Program Description:

Listen to a story and do creative extension activities like crafts, games, and storytelling. Advanced registration required. 4-7 years.

Disclaimer(s)

Accompanying Adults for Children's Programs

Children age 7 and younger must have a caregiver (age 12 or older) with them at all times while at the library, including during programs. Children may not be left unattended at the library unless they are age 8+.

Messy Program Alert

This program involves getting messy. Please wear appropriate clothing.

Reservation

Kiwanis Club of River Forest-Oak Park Business Meeting

6:45pm - 8:15pm
This is not a library sponsored event.
Library Branch: River Forest Public Library
Room: Barbara Hall Meeting Room
Event Description

Regularly scheduled Kiwanis Club of River Forest-Oak Park business meeting

Illinois Libraries Present: A Virtual Conversation with Ross Gay

7:00pm - 8:30pm
Adults & Seniors
Virtual Event
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Location: Virtual Zoom
Age Group: Adults & Seniors
Program Type: Authors & Books
Program Description:

Kick off your new year with a conversation about joy with best-selling essayist and award-winning poet Ross Gay.