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Tedx EVENT at the LIBRARY Coming October 12 Your Path to Discovery Fall Newsletter 2016 September-November TEDx EVENT AT THE LIBRARY Coming October 12 LOVE YOUR LIBRARY? MADCAP PUPPETS: TELL A FRIEND! LEGEND OF SEPTEMBER IS LIBRARY SLEEPY HOLLOW CARD SIGN-UP MONTH 2 | Your Path to Discovery General Thank you to our donors! 2-3 Carol Jardine for your continued support. Friends Read for the Win summer reading partners and donors for your 4 generous support . Alison Andrews Day Spa, Applebee’s, The Attic Door, Avon/Terri Gray, British Adults Swim School, Buona Beef, Camp K-9 Pet Resort, Champps, The Chicago Bears, 5 Chicago Detours, The Chicago Fire, The Chicago Sky, The Chicago White Sox, The Chicago Wolves, Chuck E. Cheese’s, Classy Flowers, Culver’s, Cupkake’s Computer Classes Family Fun Time Entertainment, Dance Images, Dave & Buster’s, Disc Replay, 6-7 Ed & Joes Restaurant & Pizzeria, Essential Chiropractic, Feel So Good Canine Massage, LLC, First Merchants Bank, Gateway Learning Center, Gatto’s Italian Ongoing Adult Restaurant & Bar, Great Clips, Granite City Food & Brewery, Graphicsland, Programs GutterPiller, Inc, Heart & Sole Dance, Hearts & Flowers, Imagine Peace Studio, Inc, 8-9 The Joliet Slammers, Jump! Zone of Mokena, Kohl Children’s Museum, Learn Music & Play, Magical Balloon-dude Dale, Magical Moments Vacations, Massage Book Discussions Envy Spa Tinley Park, Meatheads, Nancy’s Pizzeria, Nutrition by Max Muscle, 10 Parmesans Station, Pooches N’ Purrs Pet Salon, Salina’s Pasta & Pizza, Salon Evangelos, The Shedd Aquarium, SportClips, Submarina, Sweet Frog Premium Teen Frozen Yogurt, Texas Roadhouse, Tinley Park Park District, Tinley Park Roller Rink, 11 Village Pizza, Wanderlust, and Windy City Thunderbolts. Families & Kids Friends of the Tinley Park Public Library for your continuing support . 12-13 TPPL parking lot banners, Read for the Win T-shirts and water bottles, bags to be given out at the Checkout Desk to protect our items from inclement weather, Kids and September Library Card Sign-up Month prizes for the Shedd Aquarium and Tin Fish. 14 Bookmobile September is Library Card Sign-up Month 15 Love Your Library? Tell a Friend! General During the month of September, we are excited 16 to sponsor a brand-new referral program. If you have friends, family, or co-workers who 7851 Timber Dr. don't know about the amazing services we offer Tinley Park IL 60477 our patrons, tell them about us! Here’s how it works: 708.532.0160 • Next time you are in the library, show your tplibrary.org Tinley Park Library card at the Checkout Desk and pick up some referral cards. [email protected] • Fill out the cards with your contact info and give them to family, friends, and coworkers who live in Tinley Park or Orland Hills. • For every new TPPL card referral, YOU are entered into a special prize drawing for a family pass to the Shedd Aquarium, a $150 Tin Fish gift card, or a $50 Best Buy gift card. • New cardholders who present a referral card are entered into a separate drawing for a chance to win one of the following: a gift card to Gatto’s, Parmesans Station in Tinley Park, or an iPad mini! • All current and new Tinley Park Public Library cardholders who show their library card at the Checkout Desk will receive a prize. One per patron, please. • Bookmobile patrons may participate as well. • Our thanks to the Friends of the Library, Gatto’s, and Parmesans Station for their generous donations. Monday – Friday Your referral means the world to us! Providing our community with excellent 9 am–9 pm opportunities and resources to read, learn, and grow is our top priority. Saturday Check Out Our NEW Look! 9 am–5 pm Patrons who sign up for a new card, renew Sunday their current one, or want to replace their noon–5 pm old one, will now receive our newly-designed library card. Closed: Application and proof of Sunday, September 4 residency will be required. Monday, September 5 Thursday, November 24 Your Path to Discovery | 3 Periodically Speaking Like to read magazines? Every year, we add new titles to our collections upstairs and down. New to the junior magazine collection are Disney Frozen TinleyParkLibrary and Marvel Super Heroes, both bimonthly. Adult titles include Bark (about—guess what?—dogs), Dr. Oz: The Good Life, Military History, and Mindful. For those who prefer digital magazines, the library subscribes to Zinio. Unlike library ebooks, Zinio issues may be downloaded and kept forever—or until you choose to delete them from your device. Visit tplibrary.org/borrow/emagazines or download 'Zinio for Libraries' to your Android, Apple device or Coming October 12 Kindle Fire HD/HDX. You’ve heard of TED, the nonprofit global Shredding Event phenomenon devoted to spreading innovative Saturday, September 24 from 9-11 am ideas and sparking dynamic discussions. The Friends of theTinley Park Library will sponsor a shredding event in the West parking lot of the 80th A TEDx event is a local version of TED—a Avenue Metra Station. The West parking lot is located community-planned series of conversations on north of the train tracks at 179th Street & 80th Avenue. multiple issues, featuring a diverse range of voices. A maximum of two standard-sized paper boxes filled The Tinley Park Library is pleased to host its first-ever with your sensitive papers (bank statements, bills) TEDx event at 7 pm Wednesday, October 12. is allowed. Approximate dimensions: 16" x 8" x 12". Light refreshments will be served. Registration Shredding representatives will remove the boxes from opens September 20 and is limited to 100. your car, take them to the shredding truck, and shred them onsite. Thank you to the 500+ who attended our Come and hear: April shredding event. Nancy Depcik, Motivational keynote speaker and founder of Unshakable Success™ Gift Packages “Breathing Happiness” on Sale Loretta Downs, Hospice Ambassador and founder Saturday, of Chrysalis™ November 5 “The Mysterious Metamorphosis at the End of Life” from 9 am-4 pm Garrett Gray, award-winning speaker, artist, and Looking for stress-free professional engineer holiday shopping? “Life Lessons From My Cat, Mr. T” Look no further. The Amber Holup, Development Assistant at The Bridge Friends' gift packages Teen Center and Olivet Nazarene University freshman are the solution -- all “Find Purpose Through Service” wrapped up and ready to give. A variety of themes and Be inspired by these fascinating speakers; be age ranges will be available, from golf to cooking and energized by the conversation generated from their from child to adult. There's something for everyone! ideas. Join us for this groundbreaking experience! The sale will be held in the Main Level Meeting Room of the library. Celebrating Shakespeare Love Grows by Giving 2016 marks 400 years Friday, November 18 through Monday, December 12. since the death of The library is proud to announce that we will be a playwright William drop-off point for the following local organizations: Shakespeare. The Bard’s legacy is still strongly Toys for Tots felt around the world, with Donation boxes are located in the YS Department. his influence upon the English language and popular culture showing no signs of waning. Crisis Center for South Suburbia The Crisis Center Wish List will be available in our Join us for three exciting programs presented by lobby and our website beginning November 1. independent teacher and lecturer John Nygro: 'Richard III' on Monday, September 19 at 7 pm, Tinley Park Food Pantry 'Shakespeare’s Women' on Monday, October 24 at The Food Pantry will be glad to receive non-perishable 11 am, and 'Shakespeare: The Winter’s Tale' on and non-expired food items. Monday, November 21 at 7 pm. Register for each Together We Cope program separately. TWC in Tinley Park is collecting toys and gift cards for youngsters aged infant to 18 for the nonprofit agency's annual Adopt-a-Child Christmas program, which this year will provide holiday gifts for1500 area children in need. 4 | Your Path to Discovery The 2016/2017 Sunday Friends Visit Afternoon Concert Series Drury Lane Wednesday, November 16 Maureen Christine Don't miss this Ensemble romantic Gershwin musical comedy. Sunday, September 18 Crazy for You brings at 2 pm new life to memorable Online registration begins tunes like "I Can't Be Thursday, September 8. Bothered Now," Please register by phone "I Got Rhythm," and or in person beginning "Nice Work If You Can Friday, September 9. Get It." Crazy for You Each person attending the is a vivacious show concert must register filled with mistaken individually. Award-winning identity, plot twists, vocalist Maureen Christine makes her Sunday Concert and fabulous dance debut with piano and woodwind accompaniment. numbers that are Eddie Korosa, Jr. perfect for the whole family! Winner of three Tony Awards, and His Boys including Best Musical. Tickets are $62 each, from Illinois which includes bus fare, lunch at the Theatre, Sunday, October 30 at 2 pm and the performance. Menu information and Online registration begins tickets will be available at the Checkout Desk Thursday, October 20. on Thursday, September 8 at 9 am. Deadline for Please register by phone ticket purchase is 4:30 pm Sunday, October 16. or in person beginning The bus will leave the library parking lot at Friday, October 21. 10:30 am sharp and will return at approximately Each person attending the 5 pm. Tickets are nonrefundable. Cash or check concert must register individually. only, please. Come celebrate Oktoberfest with Eddie and his boys. It's always a fun time! Great Indoor Memories If someone in your party needs wheelchair accommodation, please inform a staff "Mom and Dad reading to me and my sister every member when registering.
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