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THURSDAY
Child Psychology Lecture
12:15-1:30 p.m. July
19, Winnetka Community
House, 620 Lincoln Ave.,
Room 101. Are we smothering
our kids into states
of high anxiety? Hear licensed
clinical psychologist
Renee Z. Dominiquez,
Ph.D, speak on the topic.
Dr. Dominiquez is the
executive director of the
Family Service Center, located
in Wilmette. $15 includes
lunch and program.
Author Visit
6:30-7:45 p.m. July
19, The Book Stall, 811
Elm St., Winnetka. Steve
Brusatte, a young American
paleontologist, has
emerged as one of the foremost
stars of his field and
will discuss his book “The
Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs:
A New History of a
Lost World.” This program
is free and appropriate for
budding paleontologists
and dinosaur fans of all
ages.
FRIDAY
Picnic in the Park
6-8 p.m. July 20, Winnetka
Community House,
620 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka.
The WYO is going
for an evening picnic. Join
for food, conversation and
outdoor games, and take
advantage of the summer
weather. Learn more at
www.winnetkayo.org.
SATURDAY
Traveling World of Reptiles
2 p.m. July 21, Northfield
Library, 1785 Orchard
Lane. All ages with
parent/caregiver. See,
touch and learn about reptiles
and amphibians from
around the world. Registration
required.
Live Storytelling
7 p.m. July 21, The Book
Stall, 811 Elm St., Winnetka.
Each show features
a diverse lineup of six or
more performers telling a
story of approximately 10
minutes. The show runs
from 60-90 minutes. This
is a ticketed Book Stall After
Hours event.
SUNDAY
Yards That Work
10 a.m.-2 p.m. July 22,
Washburne School, 515
Hibbard Rd., Winnetka.
Join Go Green Winnetka
for its annual biking tour
of yards that incorporate
sustainability in different
ways: rain gardens, shade
gardens, stormwater detention,
bioswales, and other
techniques. Maps and addresses
will be shared with
participants three days before
the tour. Contact liz.
kunkle@gmail.com.
Film Discussion
2 p.m. July 22, Winnetka
Library, 768 Oak St.
Toby Nicholson will lead
a discussion on the film
“Phantom Thread.” Pick
up a copy at the library to
view in advance.
MONDAY
Maker Club: Take Apart
Lab
4-5 p.m. July 23, Winnetka
Lloyd Room, Winnetka
Library, 768 Oak St.
What is inside the things
that we use every day?
Take them apart and explore!
Later, use the pieces
to make a work of art.
Grades 2-plus. Registration
required.
Cleopatra
6:30-8 p.m. July 23,
Northfield Community
Room, Northfield Library,
1785 Orchard Lane. She
was the most famous female
ruler in history. Her
story is more amazing
and incredible than any
fictional story. Cleopatra
“herself” will share her astounding
story, audacious
spirit and astonishing
guile. Martina Mathisen
is Cleopatra. Registration
required.
TUESDAY
Let’s Do Lunch
11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m.
July 24, 1735 Orchard
Lane, Northfield. Meet
with Winnetka/Northfield
business members over
lunch at Stormy’s Tavern
and Grille for a networking
opportunity. $20 per
person fee includes an entree,
beverage, tax and tip.
Requires membership.
Harry Potter Party
2-3 p.m. July 24, Winnetka
Lloyd Room, Winnetka
Library, 768 Oak
St. Mr. Potter’s birthday is
almost here and it’s time to
celebrate. Partygoers will
be sorted into Hogwarts
houses, answer trivia and
eat birthday treats. Ages
8+. Registration required.
Jewelry Workshop
3-4:30 p.m. July 24,
Winnetka Community
Room, Winnetka Library,
768 Oak St. Create a
unique piece of jewelry
using a variety of beads
and other jewelry supplies.
Registration required.
WEDNESDAY
What’s New in Windows
10
1:30-3 p.m. July 25,
Winnetka Lloyd Room,
Winnetka Library, 768 Oak
St. This class will look at
the interface changes and
new features introduced in
the recent updates to Windows
10, and how to best
take advantage of them.
Presented in partnership
with Services for Adults
Staying in their Homes.
Family Science
6:30-7:30 p.m. July
25, Northfield Children’s
Area, Northfield Library,
1785 Orchard Lane. Make
an edible bowl out of
chocolate. Registration required.
UPCOMING
Go Green Winnetka
12:15-1:30 p.m. July
26, Winnetka Community
House Room 101, 620
Lincoln Ave. Come hear
Liz Kunkle, founder and
president of Go Green
Winnetka and Winnetka
Environmental and Forestry
Commissioner.
Tennis Pro-Am Doubles
6-8 p.m. July 26, A.C.
Nielsen Tennis Center, 530
Hibbard Rd, Winnetka.
Come out for a socially
competitive evening of tennis,
where you’ll have the
opportunity to partner up
with instructors in a fun
round robin event. Stick
around afterwards for food,
drinks, and socializing with
other tennis center patrons.
18+. Registration required;
$25 for residents, $35 for
non-residents.
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Correction
In the July 5 article
titled, “Northfield salon
aids in the fight against
pediatric cancer,” Tyler
Robinson’s death and
age were incorrect. He
died on March 4, 2013
at the age of 16.
The Current recognizes
and regrets this error.
ONGOING
Northfield Market and
Music
3-7 p.m. Wednesdays
through Aug. 29, Clarkson
Park, 1950 New Willow
Road, Northfield. Join
neighbors and local vendors
at the new Northfield
Farmers Market for vegetables,
herbs, plants, flowers,
baked goods, cheeses
and specialty foods. Concerts
begin at 5:30 p.m.,
with a beer tent and food
sales from local vendors.
Winnetka Farmer’s Market
7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Saturdays through mid-
October, Winnetka Village
Hall south parking lot, the
corner of Green Bay Road
and Oak Street. For more
than 40 years, the Winnetka-Northfield
Chamber of
Commerce has sponsored
a farmer’s market, offering
the highest-quality homegrown
produced items.