Spice of the Month Club
Explore a world of flavor from the comfort of your home. Each month we will explore new spices, their history, and how to use them. Kits available while supplies last. Pick up yours starting on the first Monday of the month!
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Worth Public Library Calendar of Events
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Windy City Ghost
Windy City Ghost
Get ready to uncover the spine-tingling secrets of the Windy City Ghost, where history and the supernatural converge for a chilling and unforgettable adventure. Whether you’re a seasoned ghost enthusiast or a curious first timer, you’ll be captivated by real, hair-raising tales that reveal the darker side of Chicago’s storied past. Call 708-448-2855 to register.
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Bingo with Bob
Bingo with Bob
Fun, snacks, and prizes! Our guest Bingo caller is Bob Trzeciak. Bob is a local Historian who has presented several historical presentations at the Worth Public Library. Bob will be calling the Bingo numbers with some trivia, funny facts, and amusing stories. This season sponsored by Senator Cunningham, Rep. Gill and Rep. Ryan. Call 708-448-2855 […]
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Psychic Fair
Psychic Fair
Who knows what's in store for the future? The Psychic knows! Sign up for Palm readings with Bob Trzeciak, hypnotherapy and card readings with Renee Lenore Oswald, Reiki with Marianne L. Dietz and tarot card readings with Tara Molinero. Call 708-448-2855 to register.
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Make and Take
Each month a new kit will be available for pickup at the Circulation Desk. Limited quantities available on a first come-first serve basis. Worth cardholders have priority for pickup on Monday and Tuesday; all other patrons are able to pick up starting on Wednesday. Must checkout item to receive craft kit.
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Vinyl Records from Yesterday to Today
Vinyl Records from Yesterday to Today
Join Jeffrey and Jessika Law from The Record Shop on 95th for an engaging look at the enduring appeal of vinyl records. Vinyl has made a remarkable comeback in recent years, fueled by a desire for tangible ownership, interest from younger generations, and strong support from major recording artists. With annual U.S. vinyl sales consistently […]
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Hitchcock: The Master of Suspense
Hitchcock: The Master of Suspense
Indulge in the thrilling side of classic Hollywood by learning about the “Master of Suspense” himself–Alfred Hitchcock! Join Film Historian Dr. Annette Bochenek for a discussion about Hitchcock’s career, his memorable films, and his legacy today. The program will include a multimedia presentation consisting of photos, video clips, and captivating stories. Call 708-448-2855 to register
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Worth Watching
Worth Watching
Enjoy a movie and popcorn at the library! Movies start at 1pm. October 16: The Bride (126 Minutes, R)
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Rockin Halloween Party Featuring: Mr. Riley’s Ghost
Rockin Halloween Party Featuring: Mr. Riley’s Ghost
Halloween isn't just for kids! Join us for a rocking Halloween costume party featuring Mr. Riley's Ghost. Come dressed as your favorite rock star, whether it's a Beatle, Bob Marley, Elvis Presley, Tina Turner, or any music legend you admire. Enjoy an evening of great music, fun, and festive Halloween spirit. Show off your creativity […]
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Joe Ziemba Presents: To Bataan and Back: How the NFL Survived WWII
Joe Ziemba Presents: To Bataan and Back: How the NFL Survived WWII
Mario “Motts” Tonelli became a national celebrity as a bruising fullback at Notre Dame and for the NFL’s Chicago Cardinals. Tonelli willingly gave up his football career and volunteered for the U.S. Army prior to World War II where he spent the entire conflict as a Japanese prisoner. With hundreds of players in the service […]
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History of Cemeteries
History of Cemeteries
Cemeteries have evolved from ancient, informal burial sites into landscaped, public spaces, tracing a history from pre-historic graves to urban churchyards and finally, to 19th-century rural, park-like environments. Originally, the term "cemetery" stems from the Greek for "sleeping chamber," marking a shift from hiding bodies to honoring them. Call 708-448-2855 to register.
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Turning 65!
Turning 65!
Join Tony Perrino of Perrino Insurance Partners for an informative presentation about Social Security and Medicare benefits as you approach age 65. Learn what to expect, explore your options, and get answers to your questions. Come with questions and leave feeling informed! Call 708-448-2855 to register.