Nov 10 Monday
Prepare for swoon-worthy reads and lively conversations with fellow romance lovers! We meet each month to discuss our latest romantic read-- sharing thoughts, feelings, and favorite moments along the way. From steamy westerns and eerie sci-fi love stories to sweeping historical romances, our carefully chosen selections span the full spectrum of the genre. Whether you're a longtime romance reader or just starting to explore, you'll find your perfect match here!
September: Secretly Yours by Tessa Bailey October: That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon by Kimberly LemmingNovember: The Truth According to Ember by Danica Nava
Books are available in Adult Services. No registration is required. This book club is intended for adults.
For additional information, please contact Amy at amyf@dkpl.org or call (815) 756-9568 ext. 2150.
Nov 11 Tuesday
NIU Annuitants Association trip to Branson to see 6 shows, Nov 10-14. Motorcoach departs from NIU on Monday, November 10.
Improve your knowledge of English and become more comfortable speaking in everyday situations. Practice basic English grammar concepts in conversation, learning how to ask and answer questions, expanding your vocabulary, and learning to understand the sounds of spoken English.
This class is intended for adult participants at a low intermediate level of speaking English or higher, but all are welcome to attend.
On September 2 this class will be held in the Bilder Family Meeting Room.
This program requires registration. There will be limited seats for unregistered patrons.
For more information or to register, please contact Britta at brittak@dkpl.org or (815) 756-9568 ext. 2100.
Nov 12 Wednesday
Nov 13 Thursday
Nov 14 Friday
Nov 15 Saturday
Join us for Conversational Café every 3rd Saturday from 1:00 to 2:30 PM at the Christ Community Outreach Center, located at 316 N 6th St in DeKalb. This is a great opportunity to practice your English in a welcoming atmosphere. Everyone is welcome, and walk-ins are accepted! For more information, visit ccclife.org/dekalboutreachcenter.
Nov 18 Tuesday
Join Nellie Bly at the US Embassy in Paris in February 1919. The Great War has ended, and Nellie recounts her adventures as a reporter, in the US, Mexico and as a war correspondent, as she awaits permission to return to the US. Born Elizabeth Jane Cochran (1864-1922), this pioneer of investigative journalism is better known by her nom de plume,"Nellie Bly". Bly spent a day in Woodstock in 1895 visiting Eugene V Debs. This is a living history program presented by actress Debra Ann Miller.
Nov 25 Tuesday