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Ravinia Festival's Words & Music Program

Chicago, IL · Chicago

Ravinia Festival's Words & Music Program

Ravinia Festival’s Words & Music Program provides patrons of Chicago-area libraries complimentary lawn passes to attend concerts featuring the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and other classical artists every season. This summer season, 12 concerts are featured. More information on each concert and venue details can be found on Ravinia’s website at www.ravinia.org. Oak Park Public Library ... Read more The post Ravinia Festival’s Words & Music Progra…Read Article

June 26, 2025: Trustees: Tell the Appropriations Committees to fund libraries

Oak Park, Illinois · Oak Park

June 26, 2025: Trustees: Tell the Appropriations Committees to fund libraries

The trustees of the Oak Park Public Library ask our community to take action in support of libraries—before July 21. Background President Trump’s budget proposal, submitted on May 30, 2025, calls for eliminating funding for the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) starting in 2026. Additionally, Congress must reauthorize the Museum and Library Services ... Read more The post June 26, 2025: Trustees: Tell the Appropriations Committees …Read Article

Jewish Businesses Vandalized, a Mass Grave Hoax, and More

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Hello from Ottawa, capital of the independent country still known as Canada. We’re electing a prime minister on Monday, with polls showing Liberal incumbent Mark Carney with an edge over his Conservative challenger, Pierre Poilievre.The winner will have to deal with a series of crises—anemic growth, a divided citizenry, hockey teams that haven’t won a Stanley Cup in more than 30 years, and a trade war with our southern neighbor’s president, Dona…Keir Starmer See the Story

Asian American Rom-Com Lands on Tubi - WORLD SCREEN

Tubi has picked up the Asian American ensemble romantic comedy Worth the Wait as an original film for the AVOD platform. The post Asian American Rom-Com Lands on Tubi appeared first on WORLD SCREEN.Oak Park, Illinois · Oak Park See the Story

Wimberley sees new pop-up book shop - Hays Free Press

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Announcing our newest pop-up library location: Oak Park’s Village Hall, 123 Madison St., Oak Park! Pop-up libraries allow community members to use the library when they’re out and about, no library card or checkouts needed. This new shelf, located in the welcome center of Oak Park’s main municipal building, offers books about fire trucks, voting rights, community ... Read more The post New pop-up library at Oak Park’s Village Hall appeared first…Kyle, Texas · Kyle See the Story

Royal Oak Public Library feels the impact of DOGE federal cuts

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Libraries are a place for everyone to access information and read incredible, heart-pounding stories. But as National Library Week kicks off, federal cuts are dimming the celebration everywhere, including Metro Detroit.Royal Oak · Royal Oak See the Story

Here's what you can do

What draws people to the library? Everything! Libraries not only provide access to information, resources, and entertainment, but also promote literacy, protect your rights, strive for sustainability, and help build businesses and strong communities. National Library Week, sponsored every April by the American Library Association, is a time to celebrate the many ways libraries bring ... Read more The post Here’s what you can do appeared first on…Oak Park, Illinois · Oak Park Read Article

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