Make Your Own
Pick up a take and make craft from Ms. Bonny to take home and create on your own time. Kids must checkout item to receive craft kit. Grades 4-8.  February 2: Hanging Valentine Cutting Board (designs will vary)
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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! February 2: Ancho Chili
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Professional hair stylists from Salon 312 will be on hand to teach caregivers how to help style your child’s hair. Learn easy to replicate braids, twists, and dos! All hair types and textures are encouraged to attend. Please bring your own hairbrush. Ages 4-10 with caregiver. To register email ysreg@worthlibrary.com or call 708-448-2855.
When the Monsters of the Midway Ruled the NFL
Join author Joe Ziemba for an entertaining look at the wacky early days of the Chicago Bears, moving from the team’s inception as the Decatur Staleys to its dominance of the National Football League, including four NFL titles from 1940-1946.Relive the rowdy, formative years through audience interaction, rare archival photos, and surprising insight into local […]
Take and Make
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. February 9: Clay Heart […]
DIY Workshop
Join us for new STEAM Projects each month. Grades K-5. 4pm. February 10th: Valentine’s Day Yeti
Third and Fourth Grade Bookclub
Third and fourth graders are welcome to sign up for reading, activities, and fun! To register email ysreg@worthlibrary.com or call 708-448-2855.
Pajama Storytime
Join Ms. Olivia in your most comfy pjs (you can even bring a stuffie friend) for an evening storytime to get you ready for bed.
