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THURSDAY
First-Grade Reading Party
7-8 p.m., April 26, Winnetka
Public Library, 768
Oak St., Winnetka. Firstgraders
from Hubbard
Woods and North Shore
Country Day schools and
homeschoolers are invited
to a party to celebrate
learning to read. Register
at winnetkalibrary.org.
FRIDAY
Bright Beginnings
10:30-11 a.m., April
27, Northfield Public Library,
1785 Orchard Lane,
Northfield. Babies 0-18
months and their parents
are invited to share in simple
stories, rhymes, music
and movement. Register at
winnetkalibrary.org.
SATURDAY
New Trier Innovation and
Tech Expo
8:30 a.m.-noon, April
28, New Trier Winnetka
campus, 385 Winnetka
Ave., Winnetka. District
203 is hosting a free Innovation
and Tech Expo
for all parents and teachers.
Attendees will have
the opportunity to select
from a variety of breakout
sessions led by township
teachers, staff and
students who will inform
participants about how innovations
in technology
are impacting the learning
experience.
Bike Sale
8:30 a.m., April 28, Winnetka
Community House,
620 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka.
Buy, sell or have a
bike appraised. A Wilmette
Bicycle Shop representative
will be available to
evaluate the condition of
bicycles and suggest repairs.
A 25 percent service
charge will be donated to
the Community House.
Kids Garage Sale
10 a.m.-noon, April 28,
Winnetka Community
House, 620 Lincoln Ave.,
Winnetka. 7- to 12-yearolds
can shop clothes and
toys sold by local kids who
have outgrown their items.
SUNDAY
‘Experiencing Heaven
Now’
2 p.m., April 29, Winnetka
Community House,
620 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka.
Join this free Christian
Science Lecture titled
“Experiencing Heaven
Now.” Mary Bothwell,
formerly with NASA’s Jet
Propulsion Laboratory, is
an international speaker on
Christian Science and will
talk about transforming
daily life through a better
understanding of heaven.
Healing Art of Haiku
2-4 p.m., April 29,
Northfield Public Library,
1785 Orchard Lane,
Northfield. This workshop
will introduce these poems
that originated in Japan in
the 1600s. Written in one
to four lines, haikus can
be written on any theme.
Register at winnetkalibrary.org.
TUESDAY
Knitting Circle and Class
11 a.m.-noon, May 1,
Winnetka Public Library,
768 Oak St., Winnetka.
Meet fellow yarn enthusiasts
every first and third
Tuesday of the month.
Don’t know how to knit?
Staff will teach the beginning
steps and provide a
starter kit of yarn and needles.
Register at winnetkalibrary.org.
My First Yoga
11 a.m.-noon, May 1,
Winnetka Public Library,
768 Oak St., Winnetka.
Preschool-aged children
are invited to join staff
from Banner Day Camp
as they present a special
yoga class. Kids will learn
basic poses in a fun, easyto-follow
class. Register at
winnetkalibrary.org.
WEDNESDAY
Bright Beginnings
10:30-11 a.m., May 2,
Winnetka Public Library,
768 Oak St., Winnetka.
Babies 0-18 months and
their parents are invited
to share in simple stories,
rhymes, music and movement.
Register at winnetkalibrary.org.
THURSDAY
Writing Workshop for Kids
4:30-5:30 p.m., May
3, The Book Stall, 811
Elm St., Winnetka. Children
9-12 are invited to
join best-selling author
Blue Balliett for a ghost
story writing workshop.
Her new novel, “Out of
the Wild Night,” is a delightful
ghost story set on
Nantucket. Call (847) 446-
8880 to reserve your spot.
UPCOMING
Annual Winnetka Caucus
Council Town Hall
7-9 p.m., May 9, Hubbard
Woods School, 1110
Chatfield Road, Winnetka.
Join the Winnetka Caucus
Council for their annual
town hall meeting, providing
an opportunity for
residents and constituents
of the Village, schools,
parks and library to address
elected leaders on
the issues facing the community.
WCC Spring Rummage Sale
7 a.m.-3 p.m., May 10,
630 Pine St., Winnetka.
The sale is sponsored by
the Winnetka Congregational
Church Woman’s
Society to raise funds for
40-plus Chicagoland charities.
Shop from 31 departments
featuring furniture,
clothing, housewares,
books, sporting goods and
more. Visit wccrummage.
com for more information.
Speech-Language
Pathologist on
Communication
10 a.m.-noon, May 14,
North Shore Senior Center,
161 Northfield Road,
Northfield. Karen Kinderman,
a speech-language
pathologist from Northwestern
University, will
discuss current research
regarding the role of attention
and memory in
communication at this free
event. The session will be
equipped with a hearing
loop and live captioning.
For information, call (847)
784-6079.
Sorority 101 Night
7-8:30 p.m., May 21, Sacred
Heart Parish Center,
1090 Gage St., Winnetka.
The 7th annual Sorority
101 will provide candid,
real-life information for
high-school seniors considering
sorority recruitment.
Collegiate panelists,
many of whom are graduates
of New Trier, Loyola
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Academy and North Shore
Country Day School, will
answer questions.
ONGOING
Weekly Walkers
8-9 a.m., Monday and
Thursday mornings,
Women’s Exchange office,
630 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka.
Come walk with
the Women’s Exchange on
the Green Bay Trail. Email
deb@womens-exchange.
org to be added to the
email list..
Adult Broadway Dance
9:30-10:45 a.m., Tuesdays
through May 22,
Winnetka Community
House, 620 Lincoln
Ave., Winnetka. Monica
O’Connor teaches adults
choreography from American
Musical history, including
“Chicago” and
“Guys and Dolls.” To register,
visit winnetkacommunityhouse.org.
Creative Paws Puppy
Obedience Class
7-8:50 p.m., Tuesdays
from April 17-May 29,
Winnetka Community
House, 620 Lincoln Ave.,
Winnetka. Puppy Class
provides a positive environment
for socialization
of puppies to a variety of
people as well as dogs.
This class is appropriate
for puppies ages 2–4
months old. For more information,
visit winnetkacommunityhouse.org.