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FRIDAY
Pumpkins in the Woods
4-6 p.m. Oct. 19, Hubbard
Woods Park, Winnetka.
Hubbard Woods
Park will be transformed
into a pumpkin patch for
the family to enjoy before
Halloween. The event will
include pumpkin decorating,
carnival games,
bounce houses, a DJ, costume
contest and more.
Treats from the Grand
Food Center will be available
for purchase. Costume
contest registration
will begin at 4:30 p.m. and
winners will be announced
around 5:30 p.m.
SATURDAY
Paint the Little Free
Library
10 a.m. Oct. 20, Winnetka
Youth Organization,
620 Lincoln Ave. The
WYO is looking for talented
teen artists to paint the
Little Free Library. Help
promote reading and sharing
in the Winnetka community
by expressing your
creativity in designing
and painting our library
house. For grades seventh
through 12th only, regardless
of residency. RSVP:
Email info@winnetkayo.
org or call (847) 446-0443.
Haunted Trail of Winnetka
6-9 p.m. Oct. 20, Lloyd
Beach, Winnetka. The
ghosts and gouls that have
haunted Lloyd Beach have
risen again to strike fear
into our hearts for the 7th
annual Haunted Trail of
Winnetka at Lloyd Beach.
Try to not get trapped inside
Davey Jones’ Locker
as you and your friends attempt
to escape the terrors
on the beach and inside the
boat house.
Fall Rummage Sale
7 a.m.-2 p.m. Oct. 20,
Winnetka Community
House, 620 Lincoln Ave.
This large fall rummage
sale is sponsored by the
Winnetka Congregational
Church Woman’s Society.
With 21 departments featuring
children’s clothing,
housewares, books, sporting
goods, the famous
“French Room” designer
clothing, along with holiday
and outer wear. Proceeds
of the sale are donated
by the WCC Woman’s
Society Benevolence
Committee to 501 (c) 3
agencies in Chicagoland
that provide prevention,
crisis and recovery services
to underserved people.
Look at Friendship in a
Time of Grief
9-10:30 a.m. Oct. 20,
St. James the Less Episcopal
Church, 550 Sunset
Ridge Road, Northfield.
When our friends are in
grief, their immediate concern
is trying to survive
each day and trying to heal
from the loss. They have
little energy left to teach us
how to be there for them.
Please join us as we learn
some simple ways to be a
supportive friend and to
walk beside the griever on
a journey we are all inevitably
called upon to take.
Call St. James the Less at
(8470 446-8430 to signup.
SUNDAY
History on the Hill
2-4 p.m. Oct. 21, Christ
Church, 784 Sheridan
Road, Winnetka. Join the
Winnetka Historical Society
for a tour of the serene
Christ Church churchyard,
which has served as a burial
ground in Winnetka for
200 years. Learn about the
earliest Winnetka families
for whom the churchyard
is a final resting place.
$40 per ticket. Register at
www.winnetkahistory.org
or at (847) 446-0001.
Open House
1-3 p.m. Oct. 21, Winnetka
Youth Organization,
620 Lincoln Ave. The
Winnetka Youth Organization
is opening its doors
to the community. Here
is your chance to find out
what they are all about.
Come to the WYO during
their Open House to see
their teen center, meet their
staff and learn more about
their youth programs and
services. All are welcome,
this is open to the public.
TUESDAY
The Case for Overturning
the Electoral Collage
7-9 p.m. Oct. 23, Winnetka
Public Library,
768 Oak St. Presented by
Rosemary Heileman and
sponsored by League of
Women Voters of Winnetka,
Northfield and Kenilworth.
If you want to
educate yourself about
this process with current
day politics, this is an opportunity
to hear this presentation.
Please register
at Winnetka public library
under events.
WEDNESDAY
Pumpkin Carving
5-6 p.m. Oct. 24, Winnetka
Park District, 540
Hibbard Road. Come on
over to the Winnetka Park
District to carve pumpkins
with your child and enjoy
all of the fun without
the cleanup. While you
are creating your masterpiece,
staff will serve you
hot cider and freshly bakes
cookies to snack on.
Living Well in the Midst of
Grief and Loss
7 p.m. Oct. 24, St. James
the Less Episcopal Church,
550 Sunset Ridge Road,
Northfield. When it comes
to facing loss you cannot
get around it, you can only
go through the valley and
face into the feelings. Life
with loss is an adjustment
yet even with pain and sorrow
your life can also go
on with meaning, purpose
and happiness. Learn more
about the process of grief,
reflect on your own experience,
and sense being
part of a supportive community.
The four one-hour
sessions will be facilitated
by The Rev Lisa Senuta.
Come to one session or
all (also held Nov. 28 and
Dec. 5).
UPCOMING
Halloween Spooktacular
1-2:30 p.m. Oct. 26,
Winnetka Community
House, 620 Lincoln Ave.
Fun for the whole family
with Dave Rudolf’s
Halloween Spooktacular.
Dave will entertain goblins
of all ages with his ghostdefinitely,
not very scary
definitely — fun songs and
stories to raise the hair on
your funny bone.
Battle of the Bands
7-10 p.m. Oct. 26, Winnetka
Youth Organization,
620 Lincoln Ave. Come
see local teen musicians
battle it out for our grand
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the Winnetka Youth Organization.
All are welcome,
this is open to the public.
Admission is $5.
Halloween Party on Ice
1:40-2:55 p.m. Oct. 27,
Winnetka Ice Arena, 490
Hibbard Road. Dress up
in your favorite costume
and take a few laps skating
to our chilling Halloween
music. Bring a dry foods
donation for the New Trier
Township Food Pantry to
receive free admission.
ONGOING
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.
Exploring Grief Group
7-8:30 p.m. every other
Thursday, Sept. 13-Dec.
13, Kenilworth Union
Church, 211 Kenilworth
Ave., Kenilworth. Are
you or someone you know
grieving the loss of a family
member, partner or
friend? If so, find comfort
in Winnetka-based Samaritan
Counseling Center’s
North Shore Exploring
Grief Group Program.