Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
On Veterans Day, listen to Adrian Brigham tell the story of one of the most decorated dogs in history for her service during WWII. Smoky was found trapped in an abandoned foxhole in Papua New Guinea and went on to become the best mascot of the South Pacific, the world’s first official Therapy Dog of...
Explore and learn about the many different health and wellness resources available in your community. Bought to you by the combined efforts of local businesses and organizations, this event will have something for the whole family.
Learn about Native American traditions and history, listen to stories by Indigenous authors, and make a craft to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
Calling all young paleontologists! Come learn about dinosaurs and fossils with us as we dig for our very own. Recommended age: 7-11 years
We're teaming up with the Forest Park Public Library to bring you a brand new teen cooking class and we're kicking it off with one of the greats, a Philly Cheese Steak! Spots are limited so head over to https://bit.ly/TeenCookingNov2023
During Builders and Makers Week, children will be able to build with different kinds of materials and tools including little wooden blocks for tots. Kids of all ages can explore, build, and tinker while developing fine and gross motor skills. Boat Building, Parachute Construction, Fort Building, 3 Little Pig House Making, a Maker Space and...
Celebrate the State of Illinois’ Family Reading Night! Find your family’s treasure, read as a family, and take home a free book! Register one name per family.
During Builders and Makers Week, children will be able to build with different kinds of materials and tools including little wooden blocks for tots. Kids of all ages can explore, build, and tinker while developing fine and gross motor skills. Boat Building, Parachute Construction, Fort Building, 3 Little Pig House Making, a Maker Space and...
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