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THURSDAY
Discussions with Davis:
‘Catch-22’
7-8:30 p.m. Sept. 27,
Highland Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave.
Book Discussion. Davis
Schneiderman, Associate
Dean of the Faculty
and Professor of English
at Lake Forest College,
leads the discussion of
“Catch-22” by Joseph
Heller. This bitterly satirical
classic novel about
WWII bombardier Capt.
Yossarian poses the question,
“What does a sane
man do in an insane society?”
SATURDAY
‘Unshakeable Confidence’
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sept.
29, Infinity Foundation,
1280 Old Skokie Road,
Highland Park. Join Mare
Chapman, author of “Unshakeable
Confidence,
the Freedom to Be Our
Authentic Selves: Mindfulness
for Women,” and
find out how mindfulness
transforms these habits so
you can live in the freedom
of your authentic self with
unshakeable confidence.
Visit www.infinityfounda
tion.org for more information
and registration.
PAWS Chicago’s 4th
Annual Angels with Tails
Highland Park
12-4 p.m. Sept. 29, Petco,
1616 Deerfield Road,
Highland Park. PAWS
Chicago, the city’s largest
No Kill humane organization,
will bring the faces
of Chicagoland’s homeless
animals to the Highland
Park community for a lifesaving
adoption event. The
4th Annual Angels with
Tails Highland Park, presented
by the Petco Foundation
and sponsored by
Merrick Pet Care, is an opportunity
to meet your new
best friend and experience
the joy a pet can bring to
your life.
Beach Campout
5 p.m., Sept. 29-30,
Rosewood Beach Interpretive
Center, 883 Sheridan
Road. Pitch a tent
and spend the night under
the stars.Explore and
play near the lake with the
whole family, sit around
a crackling campfire led
by a Heller naturalist and
then camp on the beach. A
campfire with s’mores and
a light breakfast are provided;
6-person tents are
available for an additional
fee. Registration deadline
is Sept. 27.
Highwood Starving Artists
Show
10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sept. 29-
30, 306 Green Bay Road,
Highwood. Discounted
artwork, live music, great
food and fun activities for
kids make the Highwood
Starving Artists Show a
destination for art lovers
of all ages.
TUESDAY
Magic Class
5:15-6:10 p.m. Oct. 2,
West Ridge Center, 636
Ridge Road, Highland
Park. Amaze family and
friends with tricks that involve
cards, ropes, coins,
mind reading and more.
All materials are provided
and each child receives
a free magic kit to take
home. Pre-registration is
required.
Meet the Author: Rebecca
Makkai
7 p.m. Oct. 2, Highland
Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave. Awardwinning
author Rebecca
Makkai discusses her new
novel of friendship and
redemption in the face of
tragedy and loss. Makkai
weaves together 1980s
Chicago and contemporary
Paris to tell a story of
survivors who were forever
affected by the AIDS
crisis. The book is the
first novel about the AIDS
epidemic in Chicago and
has been widely praised.
Books will be for sale and
the event will conclude
with a book signing.
UPCOMING
Jade & Renee Grand
Opening
10 a.m. Oct. 4, 1821
Saint Johns Ave., Highland
Park. Jade and Renee, a
new gift shop in Highland
Park specializing in handmade
goods, is having a
grand opening extravaganza
from Thursday, October
4 through Saturday,
October 6. Throughout the
three days, there will be a
10 percent storewide discount,
gift card drawings
and a tote bag giveaway
for customers who spend
$30 or more (while supplies
last).
All About Blood
1:45-2:45 p.m. Oct. 5,
Highland Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave. We
all have blood, but what
does it do? Find out more
about this mysterious liquid,
and make a model of
what blood looks like under
a microscope. Ages 5
to 9. Program takes place
in the Meeting Room.
Registration required.
Meet the Author: Ron
Balson
7 p.m. Oct. 10, Highland
Park Public Library, 494
Laurel Ave. Meet The Author.
Author Ron Balson
makes a special appearance
at the Library to discuss
his new book, “The
Girl From Berlin.” Books
will be for sale and the
event will conclude with
a book signing. This event
will take place in the auditorium.
Recycled Art Sale Benefit
4:15 p.m. Oct. 19, The
Art Center, 1957 Sheridan
Road. The hunt for art
treasures at the Recycled
Art Sale will begin on Oct.
19 at TAC with a ticketed
event and opens to the
public on Oct. 20. This
sale of pre-owned artwork
of all types from galleries,
estate sales, corporations,
businesses and individual
donors is always highly
anticipated.
Geology Rocks
2-3:30 p.m., Oct. 21,
Rosewood Beach Interpretive
Center, 883 Sheridan
Road. What’s under your
feet? Become a geologist
and discover all the cool
minerals and rocks that
make up the beach. How
many different types can
you find? This event is
$10.
The Leopold and Loeb Files
7 p.m. Oct. 25, Highland
Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave., Highland
Park. In The Leopold
and Loeb Files, au-
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to the primary sources-
-confessions, interrogation
transcripts, psychological
reports, and more--the
kind of rare, pre-computer
court documents that were
usually destroyed as a matter
of course. Until now,
these documents have not
been part of the murder’s
central narrative. This
first-of-its-kind approach
allows readers to view the
case through a keyhole and
look past all of the stories
that have been spun in the
last 90 years to focus on
the heart of the crime.
Halloween Scary Skate
1-2:30 p.m. Oct. 27,
Centennial Ice Arena,
3100 Trail Way, Highland
Park. Halloween party
on ice. Come in costume
to skate for free. Regular
fees apply for skate rentals
and participants not in
costume.
ONGOING
Spanish Conversation
Group
10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Tuesdays, Highland Park
Public Library, 494 Laurel
Ave. Meet at the library
for Spanish conversation.
Former high school Spanish
teacher, Graciella Napoles,
facilitates the discussion.
Conversational
ability required. Meets in
the Alyce Brenner Room.
This is a drop-in event and
no signup is necessary.