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2 | January 19, 2017 | The highland park landmark calendar
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Police Reports6
Pet of the Week8
Editorial15
Puzzles18
Faith Briefs20
Dining Out22
Home of the Week23
Athlete of the Week26
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THURSDAY
Consider the Source: All
Information is Not Created
Equal
7–8 p.m. Jan. 19, Highland
Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave., Highland
Park. Distortion is a powerful
tactic used by websites
to mislead the public. Images,
videos and text can
be chopped, twisted, and
stuffed into a new headline
to fit an inflammatory
new narrative. Learn more
about the recent proliferation
of fake news and walk
away with fact-checking
tools you can use to identify
misinformation. For
more information, call
(847) 432-0216.
FRIDAY
Magic Class
6:45–7:40 p.m. Jan. 20,
West Ridge Center, 636
Ridge Road, Highland
Park. Amaze family and
friends with tricks that involve
cards, ropes, coins,
mind reading and more.
The tricks may appear
difficult, but are quick to
learn and easy to perform.
All materials are provided
and each child receives a
magic kit to take home.
$21-$29. For more information,
call (847) 831-
3810
Brushes and Bordeaux
6–8 p.m. Jan. 20, Rosewood
Beach Interpretive
Center, 883 Sheridan
Road, Highland Park. Enjoy
the atmosphere and
camaraderie of others in a
relaxing inspirational setting.
Art experience is not
required though a desire to
dabble in something new
is. Wine, snacks and art
supplies are included. $35-
$40. For more information,
call (847) 433-6901.
SATURDAY
Instrument Petting Zoo
2–3 p.m. Jan. 21, Highland
Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave. Let the
instructors from the Music
Institute of Chicago
demonstrate instruments
for you and then try them
out. There will be strings,
percussion, guitar/bass,
keyboard, and wind instruments.
For ages 0-3.
For more information, call
(847) 681-7030.
SUNDAY
Decluttering All That Stuff
1–4 p.m. Jan. 22, Infinity
Foundation, 1280 Old
Skokie Road. Find out why
you have the connection to
certain items, how to release
them, and allow the
space to open so that you
can receive. Join Laurie
Pawli, Feng Shui consultant,
and gain a new sense
of freedom as you remove
the stagnation holding you
back. $50-$60. For more
information, visit infinityfoundation.org.
MONDAY
Lake Shore Men’s Club
Meeting
8:15 a.m. Jan. 23, Lakeside
Congregation, 1221
Lake Cook Road, Highland
Park. Meet the Men’s
Club for breakfast and
a speaker. This week’s
speaker is Jack Brown,
Ph.D, on the topic “The
Immune System and You.”
Breakfast begins at 8:15
a.m., speakers present at
9:30 a.m. $15. For more
information, call Irv at
(847) 997-1511.
WEDNESDAY
Handmade at HP Library
With Workshop
7–8:45 p.m. Jan. 25,
Highland Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave.
Workshop, Highland
Park’s studio for handmade
crafts, comes to the
Library to teach a jewelry
making class for adults!
Make a wrap bracelet to
wear home or give as a
gift. For ages 18+. For
more information, call
(847) 432-0216.
UPCOMING
Healthy Highland Park
Health Fair
10 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday,
Jan. 28, The Art
Center, 1957 Sheridan
Road. Visitors will find a
Wealth of Health available
in Highland Park and
experience educational
presentations on numerous
topics of health and wellness,
stop by health booths
to learn about different
healthy products and services,
gather information
and register to win a multitude
of raffle prizes. For
more information, visit
downtownhp.com.
Reptiles at Risk: A Close
Encounter
7–8 p.m. Thursday, Feb.
2, Heller Nature Center,
2821 Ridge Road, Highland
Park. Lake Forest’s
Wildlife Discovery Center
will bring species like
fox snake, Blanding’s
turtle, gopher tortoise and
American alligator in a
“show and tell” program
co-sponsored by Lake/
Cook Audubon. For more
information, call (847)
433-6901.
Highland Park Woman’s
Club: Mark Dvorak
1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7,
Highland Park Community
House, 1991 Sheridan
Road, Highland Park. The
Highland Park Woman’s
Club presents musician,
teacher and songwriter
Mark Dvorak. He plays
authentic country blues
guitar and picks great oldtime
banjo and invites the
audience to sing along.
Tea will follow the program.
For membership
information, call Joyce Arlington
at (847) 681-0249.
Highland Park Strings
Annual Benefit
3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12,
Bennett-Gordon Hall, 201
St. Johns Ave., Highland
Park. Join Highland Park
Strings for a winter annual
benefit concert, including
more than 50 local musicians
who will perform,
conducted by Maestro
Robert Hasty. $40. For
more information, call
(847) 831-3622.
ONGOING
Fencing Lessons
11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
Jan. 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8 and
15, Infinity Foundation,
1280 Old Skokie Road,
Highland Park. Join fencing
instructor, Diana Unger,
for this five-week session.
Rules and history of
fencing are covered as the
class progresses. Bring a
work or gardening glove
and the rest of the equipment
is provided. $120.
For more information, visit
infinityfoundation.org.
Piano Recital with
Commentaries
6-7 p.m., first Saturday
of every month, Madame
ZuZu’s Tea House,
582 Roger Williams Ave.,
Highland Park. Please join
us for an evening of live
classical piano music with
commentaries about the
composers and the pieces
being played, presented by
Zina Katsman of “Piano
for Everyone”, rare teas
and smoothies and great
company. For more information,
call (847) 926-
7434.
Women’s Care Group
Trinity Episcopal
Church, 425 Laurel Ave.,
Highland Park. A Safe
Place invites you to a
women’s care group,
where participates will
receive support by learning
about unhealthy relationships
and behaviors,
recognize the impact this
can have on you and your
children, and explore new
coping skills for a happy,
healthier life. If you are in
immediate need of help,
please call our 24-hour
Help Line at (847) 249-
4450. For meeting times
and more information, call
(847) 731-7165.
Tai Chi Sessions
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Wednesdays, Recreation
Center of Highland Park,
1207 Park Ave. Work
on balance and serenity
through this Chinese tradition
of gentle, flowing
movements performed in
a slow, focused manner
with deep breathing. For
more information, call
Lisa Hamilton at (847)
579-4048.
Cardio Tone Light
11:30-12:30 p.m.
Wednesdays, Recreation
Center of Highland Park,
1207 Park Ave. W. Improve
your flexibility and
overall daily function! The
class combines low impact
cardio, core and stretching
(no seated exercises). For
more information call Lisa
Hamilton at (847) 579-
4048.
Balance & Tone
11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Tuesdays, Recreation Center
of Highland Park, 1207
Park Ave. W. Increase
muscular strength, joint
stability, range of motion
and functional skills
through a variety of standing
exercises and barre
work. For more information,
call Lisa Hamilton at
(847) 579-4048.
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