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2 | October 13, 2016 | The lake forest leader calendar
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THURSDAY
‘Montessori From The
Start’ Parent & Child
Practical Series
8:30-9 a.m. (for parents
and children 12-15
months) and 10:30-11:30
a.m. (for parents and infants
birth to 12 months),
Oct. 13, Forest Bluff
School, 8 W. Scranton
Ave., Lake Bluff. Parents
and their children through
age 15 months are invited
to participate in a practical
series that provides an
introduction to Montessori
education and practical
ideas for how to support a
child’s development in the
home environment. RSVP
to Lynn Jessen at (847)
295-8338.
Low Vision Group
10 a.m. Oct. 13, Dickinson
Hall, 100 E. Old
Mill Road, Lake Forest.
Sometimes you may need
a little help, especially as
you cope with vision loss.
Many local agencies provide
paid caregivers who
can come for a few hours
to help with daily tasks
and provide desired services.
Come learn what these
caregivers can do and what
to know before hiring one.
For more information and
to register, call (847) 234-
2209.
FRIDAY
Oktoberfest
5 p.m. Oct. 14, Dickinson
Hall, 100 E. Old Mill
Road, Lake Forest. When
Berghoff’s prepares authentic
German cuisine,
you know it’s going to be
an exceptional meal, and
when Gabe and the boys
in lederhosen bring their
instruments to the Great
Room, you know it’s going
to be fun. Enjoy a cold
German beer, excellent
food and celebrate with
in style. For more information
and to register,
call (847) 234-2209.
SATURDAY
Active Aging — An Expo
for Ages 50+
9 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 15,
Hilton Chicago Northbrook,
2855 N. Milwaukee
Ave., Northbrook.
Join 22nd Century Media
and Jennings On The Park
for the third annual expo
featuring vendor booths,
informational talks and
an appearance by ABC
7 News personality Janet
Davies. Admission
and parking are free. For
more information, call
(847) 272-4565 or visit
www.22ndcenturymedia.
com/active.
Kokeshi Dolls Workshop
1-4 p.m. Oct. 15, Stirling
Hall, 60 E. Old Mill Road,
Lake Forest. Kokeshi’s
are dolls from Northern
Japan. Emphasis will be
given to doll construction,
surface treatment and
your own creative touches.
MONDAY
New Phase, New You: Get
Ready for Your Encore
1:30-3:30 p.m. Oct. 17,
Career Resource Center,
40 E. Old Mill Road, Suite
105, Lake Forest. Examine
elements of your first
impression, mindset, selfconfidence,
energy and
relationship management
practices and identify areas
where you need support.
Free for members,
$20 for nonmembers.
TUESDAY
Author Luncheon with
Molly Yeh
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Oct. 18, Elawa Farm, 1401
Middlefork Drive, Lake
Forest. Molly Yeh it the
author of “Molly on the
Range: Recipes and Stories
from an Unlikely Life
on a Farm.” Baker, blogger
and writer Molly Yeh will
share her recipes and stories
with guests. The cost
is $65 for luncheon with a
book included. To register,
call (847) 234-4420.
WEDNESDAY
Photography Class
9:30-10:30 a.m. Oct. 19,
Lake Forest Book Store,
662 N. Western Ave. Hands
On Phone Photography
Class with Kerri Sherman
of Bloom and Focus. $30
for class materials. Register
at (847)234-4420. For
more information visit
www.lakeforestbookstore.
com.
LFCD Hosts First Open
House of School Year
9 a.m. Oct. 19, Lake Forest
Country Day School,
145 S. Green Bay Road.
The open house offers the
opportunity to tour the
campus, speak with teachers
and students, observe
classes in session and meet
families from the LFCDS
community. For more information,
call (847) 615-
6129.
THURSDAY
Men’s Group: The Sinking
of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Noon Oct. 20, Dickinson
Hall, 100 E. Old
Mill Road, Lake Forest.
Presenter Vernon Squires
shares the story of the
sinking of the Edmund
Fitzgerald and the loss of
her 29-member crew during
a violent fall storm on
Nov. 10, 1975. When she
was launched on June 7,
1958, she was the largest
ship on North America’s
Great Lakes, and she remains
the largest to have
sunk there. This program
costs $15. For more information
and to register,
call (847) 234-2209.
Watercolors at Wisma
7 p.m. Oct. 20, Wisma,
24 E. Scranton Ave., Lake
Bluff. Join Liliana for a relaxing
evening of drawing
and painting. Have a night
out with friends and treat
yourself to a glass of wine
as you watercolor. Register
in advance by calling
(847) 234-2540.
UPCOMING
Tell Your Stories; Prove
Your Impact
10:15 a.m. Oct. 21, Career
Resource Center, 40
E. Old Mill Road, Suite
105, Lake Forest. This session,
held by Bill Burnett,
the author of “Stories in
the Job Interview,” will
focus on learning to construct
engaging stories that
showcase your talents and
highlight your personality.
How Much is Enough?
2 p.m. Oct. 21, Lake
Bluff Library, 123 E.
Scranton Ave. Mike Adams,
a financial adviser
with Edward Jones, will
discuss strategies to help
people understand how
to plan to save for important
life events. He will
address three of the most
universally important saving
needs: how much is
enough to save for retirement
and how much is
enough to save for college.
Book Signing
4:30-5:30 p.m. Oct. 21,
Lake Forest Book Store,
662 N. Western Ave. Come
out for a book signing with
Marie Lu, author of “The
Midnight Star” (Young
Elite’s Novel). There will
be a 10 percent discount
for prepaid orders. Register
at (847)234-4420. For
more information, visit
www.lakeforestbookstore.
com.
Life-sized Clue: Murder in
the Stacks
6 p.m. Oct. 21, Lake
Bluff Library, 123 E.
Scranton Ave. Join the library
after hours and solve
a murder mystery. Team
up or work individually
to inspect the library and
figure out who killed Mr.
Boddy, where, and with
what weapon. Dress up
for a murder mystery party
and transform into your
own life-sized game piece.
Call (847) 234-2540 to
sign up for this adult and
teen program.
ONGOING
Pickle Ball
9-11 a.m. Mondays,
Lake Forest Recreation
Center, 400 Hastings
Road. Come on out and
play America’s fastest
growing sport. Purchase
four days of play for $15
or pay a $5 drop-in fee.
‘The Birds’ at Citadel
Through Oct. 30, Citadel
Theatre, 300 S. Waukegan
Road, Lake Forest.
Daphne du Maurier’s
story, the basis for Hitchcock’s
film, is adapted by
Conor McPherson — an
unsettling look at human
relationships in the face of
societal collapse. Purchase
tickets at www.citadeltheatre.org.
‘Montessori From The
Start’ Parent & Child
Practical Series
8:30-9 a.m. (for parents
and children 12-15
months) and 10:30-11:30
a.m. (for parents and infants
birth to 12 months),
Nov. 10, Forest Bluff
School, 8 W. Scranton
Ave., Lake Bluff. Parents
and their children through
age 15 months are invited
to participate in a practical
series that provides an
introduction to Montessori
education. RSVP to Lynn
Jessen at (847) 295-8338.
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