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Summer 2014 read I watch I listen I research I create I experience check it out Indulge your love of reading while helping our community: join the Read To Feed Summer Library Club. Read To Feed challenges adults and young adults to read more than 1,500 books this summer. If the goal is met, select Barrington businesses will donate a portion of one day’s proceeds to help feed the hungry. See the full list of businesses and dates on page two of Check It Out. All proceeds benefit the Barrington Township Food Pantry and the Cuba Township Food Pantry. June 2 – July 31 Sign up at balibrary.org Preschool Club (Birth-K) Collect stickers for library visits and receive a free book. Student Club (Grades K-8) Complete ten library activities such as reading a book, listening to an audiobook, or attending a library program and you will receive a free book. Keep reading to earn Library Bucks to spend in the Library Trad- ing Post on prizes and activities of your choice. Library Bucks expire July 31, 2014. Paws To Read Log in the books and audiobooks you read so we meet our goal of 1,500+ books. Please eat or shop at our participating businesses on their selected day, too. Visit the library to pick up an informational booklet with dates, times, and details you will need (some require a donation voucher), and some thank you gifts: a free book, chocolate, and Ravinia lawn tickets, while supplies last. But wait – there’s more: semi-monthly drawings and a grand prize of a Google Nexus tablet. To be eligible, just read six or more titles. Read To Feed Summer Library Club for Kids The Remix! Sunday, June 22 1 PM The library renovation project will be complete very soon, and that means it’s time to celebrate! Join us for a ribbon cutting, library tours, live music, and fun surprises for the whole family. See the new MakerLab, Digital Studio, Business Lounge, media:scapes, meeting rooms, and the amazing children’s play area! Everyone can make a donation: all summer long, look for (Spare) Change For the Better collection jars in the library. All donations will go to the two local food pantries. Summer Library Club 2014 for Adults and Young Adults June 2 – August 15 Sign up at balibrary.org

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Summer 2014 read I watch I listen I research I create I experience

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Indulge your love of reading while helping our community: join the Read To Feed Summer Library Club. Read To Feed challenges adults and young adults to read more than 1,500 books this summer. If the goal is met, select Barrington businesses will donate a portion of one day’s proceeds to help feed the hungry. See the full list of businesses and dates on page two of Check It Out.All proceeds benefit the Barrington Township Food Pantry and the Cuba Township Food Pantry.

June 2 – July 31Sign up at balibrary.org

Preschool Club (Birth-K)Collect stickers for library visits and receive a free book. Student Club (Grades K-8)Complete ten library activities such as reading a book, listening to an audiobook, or attending a library program and you will receive a free book. Keep reading to earn Library Bucks to spend in the Library Trad-ing Post on prizes and activities of your choice. Library Bucks expire July 31, 2014.

Paws To Read

Log in the books and audiobooks you read so we meet our goal of 1,500+ books. Please eat or shop at our participating businesses on their selected day, too. Visit the library to pick up an informational booklet with dates, times, and details you will need (some require a donation voucher), and some thank you gifts: a free book, chocolate, and Ravinia lawn tickets, while supplies last. But wait – there’s more: semi-monthly drawings and a grand prize of a Google Nexus tablet. To be eligible, just read six or more titles.

Read To Feed

Summer Library Club for KidsThe Remix!Sunday, June 22 1 PMThe library renovation project will be complete very soon, and that means it’s time to celebrate! Join us for a ribbon cutting, library tours, live music, and fun surprises for the whole family. See the new MakerLab, Digital Studio, Business Lounge, media:scapes, meeting rooms, and the amazing children’s play area!

Everyone can make a donation: all summer long, look for (Spare) Change For the Better collection jars in the library. All donations will go to the two local food pantries.

Summer Library Club 2014 for Adults and Young AdultsJune 2 – August 15 Sign up at balibrary.org

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Participating BusinessesStop by the library and get your voucher booklet, then patronize these generous local businesses and help raise money for Barrington Area food pantries. Anyone can participate – you do not have to be a Barrington Area Library cardholder and you do not have to sign up for Summer Library Club.

Jimmy John’s* - June 4, 5 PM – Close. 10% of proceeds donated. Dine in only.

Cooper’s Pizza – June 10, all day. 40% of pizza proceeds donated. Dine in and carry out only. Must bring voucher provided by library.

Subway* - June 18, all day. 15% of proceeds donated. Must bring voucher provided by library.

Meathead’s* - June 24, all day. 10% of proceeds donated. Must bring voucher provided by library.

Norton’s USA – July 5, all day. 10% of proceeds donated. Must bring voucher provided by library. No coupons or discounts permitted.

Paul’s Burrito Express – July 7, all day. 10% of proceeds donated.

Nature’s Select Pet Products – July 19, 9 AM – 1 PM. Receive a 5% discount, an additional 5% of proceeds will be donated.

Savory Salads – July 22, 1-8 PM. 10% of proceeds donated.

Calibrè Coffee – Week of July 27. Try Calibrè this week and they will make a generous donation.

Georgio’s Chicago Pizzeria and Pub* – July 28, 4 – 9 PM. 15% of dine-in, 10% of carry-out donated. Must bring voucher provided by library.

Bear Family McDonald’s Restaurants* - August 4, all day. 15% of their increase in sales that day will be donated.

Cook Street Coffee – August 10, all day. 10% of proceeds donated.

*Barrington/South Barrington locations only

Donations will support Barrington and Cuba Township Food Pantries.

Chef’s Choice: Live Cooking Challenge!Adults, Young AdultsThursday, June 26, 7 – 9 PMYour challenge: to creatively prepare a summer salad or main dish from the unusual ingredients provided by professional chef Dave Esau. Prepare your dish here before a live audi-ence, then Chef Dave will taste and choose the winners. Winners in both categories receive gift certificates. Email Eileen Gallagher at [email protected] to register. All are invited to be part of the audience for this mouth-watering competition. Register. Meeting Room.

Throwback SaturdayAdults ages 25+Saturday, July 19, 7 – 10 PMWho says you can never go back? Our adults-only, after-hours party in the Youth Services Department will transport you back to carefree summer nights when you had time to play. Try a round of mini-golf. Build a fort. Play videogames. Make something awesome on our giant Light Bright. Enjoy fun snacks that’ll take you back. Bring your friends (and your camera) for an evening of #throwback magic. Register.

Shop, Eat And Read To Help Those In Need

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Please bring your Barrington Area Library Card for admission. Patrons from other library districts are admit-ted as space is available. Doors open 5 minutes before program begins and seating is first come, first served. No registration required. All performances take place in the library’s remodeled Meeting Room.

Child’s Play Touring Theatre: Animal TalesAll ages w/caregiverFriday, June 13, 10:30 AMSilly stories written by children come to life in this show, with plenty of opportunities for little ones to sing and play along.

Macaroni Soup Concert! Active Music for KidsAll ages w/caregiverWednesday, June 18, 10 AMMiss Carole plays participatory music written just for kids, so have a blast singing, dancing, and acting out the songs.

Great Big SuperheroesAll ages w/caregiverFriday, June 27, 1 PMArtist and entertainer Paul Merklein draws larger-than-life superheroes.

Mammals and MoreAll ages w/caregiverThursday, July 3, 2 PMMeet and learn about some of the world’s most unique creatures, presented by the Flying Fox Conservation Fund.

Summer at Forsaken Lake by Michael BeilTuesday, July 1, 6:30 PMGrades 4 – 5Summer vacation in a little Ohio lake town proves anything but dull for a New York City boy and his twin sisters. Sailing, making a movie, and the chance to solve an old family mystery are just a few of the fun challenges awaiting these young adventurers. Register. Program Room.

summer showtime

Bubble WondersAll ages w/caregiverSaturday, July 12, 11 AMBubbleologist and kid-favorite Geoff Akins inspires curiosity with amazing bubble creations.

T-Rexplorers: Fossil Hunters!All ages w/caregiverSaturday, July 26, 2 PMWhat’s it like on a paleontological dig? Find out from an experienced Dinosaur Fossil Hunter! You’ll have a “hands-on” encounter with authentic dinosaur fossils from different species like Triceratops and T-Rex.

The Last Dragonslayer by Jasper FfordeTuesday, July 8, 6:30 PMGrades 6 – 8Jennifer Strange runs Kazam, an employment agency for soothsayers and sorcerers. With magic on the decline, Jennifer suddenly begins having visions of the death of the Last Dragon and the coming of Big Magic. Register. Program Room.

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Moon Over BarringtonAll ages w/caregiverWednesday, June 4, 7:30 PMThe Lake County Astronomical Society brings sophisticated telescopes to help you view the Moon and other objects in the sky. Weather permitting – check our website to see if showers or clouds are in our way. No registration necessary. Back parking lot.

Paws to Read Pet CraftGoing into grades 1 – 4Wednesday, June 11, 2 PMMake a pet-friendly toy that you can bring home to Fido, as the Hoffman Estates Animal Hospital gives you tips on taking care of a pet. Register. Program Room.

Learn to Draw SuperheroesGoing into grades 4 – 8Friday, June 27, 3 – 4 PM Super Artist Paul Merklein inspires students to use their imaginations, discover their super powers, and have fun drawing! Register. Program Room.

LEGO Workshop: Tall TowersPreschool – Going into 1st GradeWednesday, July 9, 2 – 3 PMPlay with shapes and patterns while building LEGO® towers of all shapes and sizes. Register. Program Room.

LEGO Workshop: Building BridgesGoing into grades 2 – 4Wednesday, July 9, 3:15 – 4:15 PMTest your architectural skills as you build bridges with your team and test the strength of your creations. Register. Program Room.

diy workshopsLights! Camera! Awesome! Workshop Going into grades 3 – 8Monday, July 14, 1 – 3 PMIn this interactive workshop, combine writing, theatre, and media arts to create your very own team movie! Register. Program Room.

Make a Messterpiece: Slime StudioGoing into grades 1 – 5Tuesday, July 22, 1 PM & 2:15 PMFuture scientists and mess masters: you will ooze with joy as you create ooey gooey slime! Register. Program Room.

Be a Designer: Froebel Block WorkshopGoing into grades 2 – 4 Thursday, June 19, 2 – 3 PMAn instructor from the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust helps you create your own unique three-dimensional structures. Register. Program Room.

Be a Designer: Art Glass WindowsGoing into grades 5 – 8Thursday, June 19, 3:30 – 5 PMDesign your own colorful “light screen” to hang in a window, led by an instructor from the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Register. Program Room.

Be a Designer: Redesign Your RoomGoing into Grades 6 – 12Tuesday, July 1, 2 PMCreate a miniature version of your bedroom that you can use to remix and redesign the real thing. Led by designer Dawn Pennacchia.Register. Program Room.

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is published by the Barrington Area Library.

Executive DirectorDetlev Pansch

Board of Library Trustees

PresidentDonald F. Minner

Vice PresidentCarolyn Welch Clifford

TreasurerHenry G. Wisniewski

SecretaryBarbara A. Pintozzi

President EmeritusRichard J. Ryan

MembersCarrie Carr

William J. Pizzi

EditorKaren McBride

Library Hours:Mon – Fri: 9 AM – 9 PM

Sat: 9 AM – 5 PMSun: 1 PM – 5 PM

South Branch Hours:Mon – Thur & Sat: 9 AM – 1 PM

Open Late: Mon & Thur: 3 – 7 PM

Direct Numbers

Adult Services: 847-382-1300 x1 Youth Services:

847-382-1300 x2 Circulation:

847-382-1300 x3South Branch: 847-381-2534

Library ClosingsMonday, May 26, Memorial Day

Friday, July 4, Independence Day

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LEGOclubGoing into grades 1 – 4Register. Program Room. WeDo Robotics Tuesday, June 10, 3 & 4:15 PM

Story BuildersThursday, July 17, 3 & 4:15 PM

Augmented RealityGoing into grades 2 – 4Tuesday, June 24, 2 – 2:45 PM & 3:15 – 4 PMEnhance everyday objects with digital content you add through augmented reality apps. Register. Program Room.

Light Bright Stop-Motion AnimationGoing into grades 6 – 8Thursday, June 26, 6:30 – 8:30 PMWednesday, July 23, 6:30 – 8:30 PMFilmmakers work together to create a stop-motion animation movie using the Light Bright Wall. Register. Youth Services Town Center.

Stop-Motion AnimationTuesday, July 8 Going into grades 2 – 41 – 2:30 PMGoing into grades 5 – 8 3 – 4:30 PMLearn the techniques of stop-motion animation and make your own movie. Register. Program Room.

Light PaintingThursday, July 10 Going into grades 3 – 510 – 10:45 AM & 1:30 – 2:15 PMGoing into grades 6 - 811 – 11:45 AM & 2:30 – 3:15 PM When the lights go out, the fun begins! Use flashlights and cameras in the dark to create original pieces of art. Register. Zimmerman Room.

App Time: ArtWednesday, July 23 Going into grades 2 – 4 2 – 2:45 PMGoing into grades 5 – 8 3:30 – 4:15 PM Create a digital masterpiece on the iPad with art apps selected just for you. Register. Program Room.

Light Up CardsThursday, July 24Going into grades 3 – 5 4 – 4:45 PMGoing into grades 6 – 86:30 – 7:15 PM Create pop-up cards that light up using a simple circuit and LED lights. Register. Program Room.

Kids Tech Open LabAll agesFriday, July 25, 3 – 5 PMTry out Scratch, Toontastic, Stop-Motion and other tech tools used in our Youth Services workshops. No registration required. Program Room.

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Read To RoverSaturdays, June 7 – 28, 10:30 – 11:30 AMBeginning ReadersGain confidence while reading aloud to canine volunteers and their han-dlers in this program for dog-friendly readers. Register for 15 minute appointments by phone at 847-382-1300 X 2 or in person at the Youth Services Reference Desk. Story Room.

Baby Crafts: Footprint SailboatsBirth – 12 monthsSaturday, July 19, 10 –11 AMWant to do those cute baby crafts on Pinterest without all the work? We provide the materials and clean up the mess. You just bring the baby! Register. Program Room.

Take-Apart ClubGoing into grades 5 – 8Tuesday, June 17, 4 – 5 PMUnscrew, unhinge, and look inside, as we take apart everyday machines to figure out how they work. Register. MakerLab.

Duct Tape Key RingsWednesday, June 18, 4 – 5 PMGoing into grades 6 – 8We provide the supplies and teach you the ductagami skills to make your own duct tape key rings. Just drop in. Program Room.

Game Night at the LibraryAll agesThursday, June 19, 6 – 8 PMDrop in with your family and friends for an evening of fun! We’ll provide a wide variety of board and video games. No registration. Program Room.

Library LoomsWednesday, June 25, 2 – 3:30 PMGoing into grades 3 – 5Love Rainbow Looms? So do we! Bring your loom to try different weav-ing patterns and take home a limited edition library green bracelet! (Extra looms will be available for use during the program.) Register. Program Room.

Cookies and Milk Storytime at Panera BreadMonday, June 16, 10:30 – 11 AMMonday, July 21, 10:30 – 11 AMMonday, August 11, 10:30 – 11 AMMeet us at Panera in the Arboretum for stories and snacks. Register. Panera Bread, 100 West Higgins Road, South Barrington.

Cook Up a Story at Whole FoodsTuesday, July 15, 11 AMJoin the Barrington Area Library at Whole Foods Market in Kildeer for stories and a simple cook-ing class! *Notes: Children 3 – 6 years old with parents are welcome. Free, but registration is required. Registration starts 1st of the month. Whole Foods Market - Kildeer is located at 20281 N. Rand Road, Kildeer.

around town

read it, build it, make it

Marble MachinesTuesday, July 15 Going into grades 3 – 5, 2 PMGoing into grades 6 – 8, 3:30 PM Build a marble run machine from funnels, tubes, planks, and other odds and ends, then show off your team’s crazy contraption. Register. Program Room.

Drive-In MovieAges 4 – 7 w/ caregiverTuesday, July 29, 3 PMMake a car out of a cardboard box, and experience the fun of a drive-in movie in the library! Snacks will be served as we watch animated short films. Register. Program Room.

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mondaysAfternoon Family Story TimeAges 2 – 5 w/caregiver (siblings welcome)June & July, 1:30 PMNo Story Time on July 14.

tuesdaysJust for Babiesup to 12 months w/caregiverJune 3 & 17, 9:30 AMJuly 1, 15 & 29, 9:30 AMLearn songs, rhymes and stories while making new friends in this cozy story time.

Little Wigglers13 – 23 months w/caregiverJune 10 & 24, 9:30 AMJuly 8 & 22, 9:30 AMWiggles welcome in this active story time created just for this fun age.

Nursery Rhyme Play Timeup to 23 months w/caregiverJune & July, 10:15 AMWe’ll bring the toys and books, you bring the wiggles and giggles.

Family Story TimeAges 2 – 5 w/caregiver (siblings welcome)June & July, 11 AM

Story TimePlease bring your Barrington Area Library Card for admission. Patrons from other library districts are admitted as space is available. No registration required. Story Room.

Toddler Time Ages 2 & 3 w/caregiverSaturday, July 26, 10 AMPlay and explore with stories, songs, art, and more in this energetic class for toddlers. Dress for a mess.

Story Time LabAges 2 – 5 w/caregiver (siblings welcome)We’ll blend music, art, science and stories in this messy, hands-on pro-gram. Register. Story Room.

KitchenThursday, June 12, 10 & 11 AM

Art Friday, June 20, 10 & 11 AMWednesday, June 25, 6:30 PM

BeachMonday, July 14, 10 & 11 AM

Digital Story TimeAges 3 – 5 w/caregiver (siblings welcome)We’ve loaded our iPads with our favorite e-books and apps for this fun, interactive story time. Register. Story Room.

TransportationMonday, June 23, 10 & 11 AM

Farm Friday, July 18, 10 & 11 AM

BedtimeThursday, July 31, 6:30 PM

wednesdaysFamily Story TimeAges 2 – 5 w/caregiver (siblings welcome)June & July, 10 & 11 AMNo Family Story Time on June 18 so everyone can join us for the Macaroni Soup Concert! (page 3)

Special Story Times

saturdaysNursery Rhyme Play Timeup to 23 months w/caregiverJune, 9:30 AMWe’ll bring the toys and books, you bring the wiggles and giggles.

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Beyond the Guacamole: Fare for the 4thMonday, June 30, 7 PMIgnite culinary fireworks with new tastes and textures! Chef Carol Mackey demonstrates perfect summer recipes for 4th of July and all your warm weather entertaining. Samples and recipes included. Register. Meeting Room.

Herbs for Home and HealthWednesday, July 16, 7 PMJackie Riffice of Prairie Godmothers discusses growing and using sweet and savory herbs in the kitchen and bath. Register. Meeting Room.

Art of French Cuisine: A Culinary JourneyTuesday, July 22, 7 PMWith the rich soil of the French countryside as a canvas, explore the still life of fresh foods presented in weekly markets, the artistry of master chefs in temples of haute cuisine, and the hearty, everyday fare composed by home cooks. Scholar Tish Robinson paints a mouthwatering portrait of a nation revered for its culinary heritage. Register. Meeting Room.

in good tasteThe Truth About GlutenTuesday, August 12, 7 PMEveryone is talking about gluten. Sort out fact from fiction with Dr. Cari Jacobson of Be Optimal Holistic Health Center. Whole Foods Market – Kildeer will provide gluten-free snacks. Register. Meeting Room.

Crafters’ Night in the MakerLabTuesday, June 24, 7 PMThe amazing technology of our MakerLab will transform your craft projects. Create stickers, intricate cut paper designs, iron-on transfers and more. Register. MakerLab.

Hacker Night Thursday, July 17, 7 PMWe know you’re out there! Bring a project, idea, or question along with your laptop, and hang out with like-minded coders and webdev peeps. We’ll demonstrate an easy electron-ics kit called Little Bits, and Raspber-ry Pi, a computer that fits in the palm of your hand. Register. MakerLab.

Card Making 101Thursday, August 14, 7 PM Our Silhouette® Cameo Cutter is a simple tool that creates complex, cut-out designs, including high qual-ity, personalized greeting cards. In this hands-on class, participants will be able to design and take home a basic card. Register. MakerLab.

Digital Studio TourWednesday, August 27, 7 – 8 PMTake advantage of everything the library offers in our new Digital Studio! We’ll demonstrate the equipment and provide inspiration for your next photo or video project.

Craft of the MonthDrop by the MakerLab anytime in the month to create these cool projects

June: Phone DecalsDecorate your phone with awesome vinyl decals, cut on our very own Silhouette® Cameo Cutter.

July: Tape AnimalsUse recycled library materials to make cute tape animals.

August: Glass MagnetsCreate glass magnets to decorate

your locker or fridge. Perfect for yourself or for gifts.

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National Audiobook MonthE-Audiobooks for CouplesTuesday, June 3, 11 AM – 12 PMCan’t decide what to listen to during that long car ride? Librarian Gwyn pro-vides suggestions and shares sound clips for all tastes. Lobby.

E-Audiobook Listening Day Thursday June 5, 9 AM – 6 PM Enjoy listening to Jim Dale’s inspired, recorded interpretation of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone while you drop in and learn about our e-audiobook collection. Intermission between 1 – 2 PM. Adult Services Second Floor.

E-Audiobook Drop-InWednesday June 18, 2 – 4 PMGet answers to all your downloadable audiobook questions. Lobby.

E-Audiobooks and Your CarMonday June 23, 10 AM – 12 PMOld car? New car? Listening to e-audio on the road is easy. Learn what kinds of cables you may need to connect your device to your stereo, or how to recog-nize if your car has Bluetooth technology. Informational only – we won’t be able to help you set up your car. Lobby.

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Join librarians Liz and Sam upstairs at The Annex (next to McGonigal’s) in downtown Barrington to discuss new and popular titles. We provide some appetizers -other food and drink available for purchase. Register.

A Night to Surrender by Tessa Dare Monday, June 9, 7 PM

Animal Wise by Virginia Morell Monday, July 14, 7 PM

Still Missing by Chevy Stevens Monday, August 11, 7 PM

The best in beverages and books! Meet us at The Annex in downtown Barrington for a quick class on how to make a tasty drink. After the demo, stick around for specials on the fea-tured beverage. We’ll send you home with a short list of books and music that partner perfectly with the evening’s pour. Bring your friends or make some new ones. Participants must be 21 or over. Register.

Mai Tais and Tequila SunrisesTuesday, June 3, 7 PM

Long Island Iced Teas and Hard Lemonades Tuesday, July 8, 7 PM

Strawberry Martinis and Cucumber Martinis Tuesday, August 5, 7 PM

stories under the stars

Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy expert storytellers and a summer sunset. Outdoors on the library grounds. Register. For teens and adults.

Revolutionary Tales: Salute to the U.S.Tuesday, June 24, 7:30 PMCelebrate our nation’s birthday with tales of intrigue and little-known anecdotes of the founding fathers and mothers during the Revolution-ary War. Renowned storyteller Debi Gajewski brings history to life.

Scary Stories for a Summer’s NightThursday, July 24, 7:30 PMThrills and chills as night falls! Storyteller Ben Rosenfield spins creepy and spine-tingling tales.

One World, Many StoriesTuesday, August 5, 7:30 PMGrowing up in Africa and Europe, storyteller Vlada Bernhardtz collected a wealth of stories from many corners of the world. Enjoy the wit and wisdom woven into these tales.

Let’s Talk Books!Monday, June 2, 9:30 AM – 12:30 PMFriday, August 22, 2 – 4 PM

Stop by Adult Services as we share staff picks and give you personalized suggestions for what to read next.

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Meet the media:scapesTuesday, June 3, 10 – 11 AMWednesday, June 18, 6 – 7 PMThursday, June 19, 1 – 2 PMOur new media:scape rooms are ideal for collaborative, creative work. Learn how to connect up to six dif-ferent devices and display them on a shared monitor. Register. Second Floor media:scape.

Twitter Basics Tuesday, June 17, 7 PMCelebrities, sports, breaking news, professional advice, and pop culture: discover them with popular microb-logging service Twitter. Get a basic understanding of how it works and start your own account. Register. First floor conference room.

Digital DarkroomThursday, June 19, 10 AM – 12 PMTry pixlr.com, a free online photo editing site, in this hands-on course. Create interesting images and pre-pare them for high quality printing. No photography experience required. Register. Second Floor media:scape.

Tech TalkTuesday, June 24, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PMTuesday, July 22, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PMTuesday, August 19, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PMDrop by the Adult Services Depart-ment anytime during these sessions. We’ll answer your device, Internet, and tech questions.

Zinio Drop-In ClassesThursday, June 26, 1:30 – 3:30 PMThursday, July 24, 1:30 – 3:30 PMThursday, August 21, 1:30 – 3:30 PMDownload and enjoy 60 of the most popular magazines on your com-puter, phone, tablet, and e-reader, using the free Zinio Reader app! No registration required, just drop in. Adult Services Department.

Pinterest and Tumblr Thursday, July 24, 7 PMExplore popular online services Pinterest and Tumblr. Share your images, favorite sites and ideas, or collect and organize the ideas that inspire you. Register. First floor conference room.

Appy Hour: Cooking AppsThursday, July 31, 4 - 6 PMAn app a day keeps those heavy cookbooks away! Munch on ap-petizers as Librarians Gwyn and Liz discuss the latest cooking apps.

Facebook EssentialsWednesday, August 13, 11 AM Use Facebook to connect with friends and family around the world. We’ll also discuss privacy and account settings. You must have a Facebook account to take this class.Register. First floor conference room.

Make Your Tablet Work for YouThursday, August 21, 7 PMYou want to switch from laptop to tablet but still get work done. We’ll review different productivity tools for your tablet, like Dropbox, Evernote, and Google Docs, to help you create, save and share spreadsheets, docu-ments, and more. Register. First floor conference room.

connect & learn Technology workshops for adults and young adults.

Welcome to Night School, a friendly and relaxed way to learn all those little things that make life colorful, delicious and well-lived. Each month we’ll meet at a different Barrington business to try something new. Class size is limited, so sign up today.

Prepare Your Bike for SummerThursday, June 5, 6:30 PMSummer is almost here, so meet us at Village CycleSport, 203 W. Northwest Highway, to learn basic bike maintenance and when it’s time to call a pro. Looking to buy a new bike or improve your old one? They’ll feature some favorite products and show you what’s new.

Delizioso! Make An Italian Dessert Thursday, July 10, 7 PMBy popular demand, let’s go back to Frantonio’s Italian Deli & Café, 421 N. Northwest Highway, and learn how to craft delicious desserts, including tiramisu and cannoli.

Find Your Next Favorite Book Thursday, August 7, 7 PMSometimes it’s hard to choose something new to read. We understand! Enjoy snacks as Librarians Liz and Lizzy talk about new and popular titles and provide personalized recommendations. Adult Services Department

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business: it’s better in barringtonIntroduction to The Careers CollegeThursday, June 19, 2 PMThe Careers College provides online job search courses and tools, along with a virtual career resource center dedicated to helping job seekers land the ideal job in any economy. Learn about this useful service (free with your Barrington Area Library card), and chat with David Gladstein, The Careers College representative. Register. Zimmerman Room.

Build Your Own Website with WeeblyWednesday, July 9, 7 PMWeebly is a fast, easy, free way to create websites, from domain registration to mobile optimization. In this hands-on workshop, create your own site, set up a blog, and add other features. Weebly integrates with Google Checkout, PayPal, and social networks. You can even edit your site from an iPhone app! Ideal for small business, not-for-profit groups, and personal use. Register. Second Floor media:scape. Adults.

Market Research: what is it, how it works, and why it is essentialWednesday, July 16, 7 PMTap into the mind-set of your target

market and make the right marketing, operational, and financial decisions that lead to success. Presented by Bob Kaden, President of The Kaden Company. Co-sponsored with SCORE Chicago. Register. Zimmerman Room.

8 Steps to Develop a Steady Stream of New and Repeat Business in 90 Days Wednesday, July 23, 7 PMCreate your action plan in an 8-step systematic process that generates new and repeat business. Presented by Sasha Berson, CEO and Founder of Berson Business Development. Co-sponsored with SCORE Chicago. Register. Zimmerman Room.

Content Marketing: Today’s Key to Getting Found on the InternetWednesday, August 13, 7 PMLearn the “hows” and “whys” of developing and presenting information that will solve people’s problems and answer their questions through content marketing. Presented by Michael Yublosky. Co-sponsored with SCORE Chicago. Register. Zimmerman Room.

InfographicsTuesday, August 26, 7 PMIn this fun, hands-on course, explore websites like easel.ly, visual.ly, cacoo, and mindomo to make the best free infographics. Participants must have experience surfing the web. Register. Location TBD. Adults.

Barrington Area Library’s Business LoungeVisit our new Business Lounge: a place to work, col-laborate, research, and ramp your productivity up to the next level. For questions about this new space or any other business-related needs, please contact Barbara Alvarez, Business Liaison Librarian, at 847.382.1300 x 3070 or by email at [email protected]

Technology workshops for adults and young adults.

About Library ProgramsRegister for programs at balibrary.org, by phone at 847.382.1300, or in person.Programs require registration unless otherwise indicated. ADA accommodations are available with at least 48 hours notice.The library reserves the right to take photographs and video of program participants. Photos and videos are for library use and may be used in publicity materials. Patrons who do not wish to be part of photographs or videos should notify staff.

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Closing DatesMonday, May 26, Memorial DayFriday, July 4, Independence Day

Second FridaysPeter Oprisko presents “The Chairman’s Board”Friday, June 13, 8 PMPopular vocalist Peter Oprisko pays a warm and swinging tribute to the 20th Century’s most revered performers, like Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, and Tony Bennett. Register. Meeting Room.

Petra van Nuis Quartet Featuring Guitarist Andy BrownFriday, July 11, 8 PMJazz chanteuse Petra van Nuis and guitarist Andy Brown make a rare and soulful combination, infusing familiar stan-dards with intimacy and romance. Accompanied by jazz luminaries Joe Policastro on bass and Bob Rummage on drums. Register. Meeting Room.

JoeSounds Steel Band! Voices of the CaribbeanFriday, August 8, 8 PMThe authentic, upbeat music of the JoeSounds Steel Band feels as good as sunshine and a tropical breeze. Register. Meeting Room.

Encore AfternoonLisa Rock: Close to You – The Music of The CarpentersThursday, July 24, 2 PMSinger Lisa Rock brings the classic hits of The Carpenters back to the stage with her spot-on renditions. Relive the music and the memories. Register. Meeting Room.