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Learn how to create and edit online text documents and manage your online files with Google Docs and Google Drive.

How do you know when it’s time to buy a new device, and when it’s worth trying to fix your existing device? This class will review the options and the questions you should ask.

Join us for a fun evening of virtual all ages trivia! Grab your friends or family or participate individually and test your knowledge of topics including movies, pop culture, science, history, literature, and more!

Take a virtual walking tour of the comedians’ homes in the Chicago area. See the Marx family’s farm, visit Bob Newhart’s favorite places and more. Learn about their different styles of comedy while rediscovering the city through TV and film.

Join an exploration of the sixth planet from the Sun -- Saturn -- made possible by the Cassini/Huygens spacecraft, collecting data over its 13-year mission.  We will discuss the history of Saturn observations, the spacecraft, and some discove

Ever slept in a wigwam or taken a selfie with Paul Bunyan? Since Americans took to the highways for long-distance travel in the 1920s, entrepreneurs have been dreaming up unusual structures to attract passing motorists.

Learn about the services that are included with your Library card with a brief overview of online resources like Kanopy, Creative Bug and how to download eBooks to your phone.

German born Ludwig van Beethoven is the most listened to creator of classical music.

Join the Winnetka Historical Society to discover fascinating sites across the North Shore, including homes, buildings and parks, that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Artist Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) was one of the founding French Impressionists. His artwork captured the spirit of modern life.

From grand corpse larceny in Medieval Venice to the iron coffins popping up in Lincoln Park, this light-hearted presentation takes you around the world with spine-tingling true tales you never learned in history class.

Immerse yourself in a virtual tour of film history, animal performers, and cemeteries. Hear stories of dogs in early filmmaking, then visit Illinois' oldest pet cemetery.

Given that the film industry has been operating for over 100 years, it's a seemingly impossible task to select the best movies of all time. As times have changed, the idea of what constitutes quality has evolved, as has the power of more dive

Enjoy the scenery, adventure, and general chaos of a 600-mile mountain bike ride and camping trip from Jackson Hole, Wyoming to West Glacier, Montana through Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Glacier National Parks.

Making sense of a lifetime of possessions doesn’t have to be overwhelming! Join Certified Professional Organizer, M.

As the 20^th Century began, America was undergoing tremendous change.

The Windy City has long been the backdrop to classic films, either as a setting depicted in a film or actually being portrayed through on-location productions. Join film historian Dr.