Author and associate professor of anthropology Rebecca S. Graff will discuss her book Disposing of Modernity and her archaeological digs at the site of Chicago's 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Jackson Park.
The Legacy of Chicago Park Fieldhouses
As the weather gets warmer, Chicago residents might find themselves venturing to one of the many park fieldhouses across the city. But did you know that the concept of fieldhouses were introduced in Chicago?
6 Books for Bird Lovers
Kelly recommends some great recent books about birds for nature enthusiasts old and new.
Top Picks: Studio Ghibli Films For Spring
These Studio Ghibli films are R. Mae's top picks to get you in the mood for spring.
National Poetry Month Turns 25: Time to Celebrate
April is finally here and libraries, schools and poets across the country are celebrating National Poetry Month. This important celebration began 25 years ago in 1996 as a way to acknowledge and celebrate the role of poetry in our lives and to encourage people of all ages and backgrounds to read and write poetry. I…
Hug a Tree for Earth Day
Caroline recommends some "tree-mendous" picture books about taking care of our world just in time for Earth Day.
London Calling: Teen Books Set in England
Have you ever wondered how a bunch of teen books set in a particular place get published in the same year? Recently I noticed an influx of YA books about historical France. This year London seems like the destination of choice for young adult authors. Personally, I'm excited to travel anywhere right now, so why…
Celebrating Día’s 25th Anniversary
On April 30, we celebrate children, books and family for Día: El día de los niños/El día de los libros (Children's Day/Book Day). This year marks the 25th anniversary of Día. Join our virtual CPL Día events for children the week of April 26. We will end the festivities with a special virtual Día celebration on Saturday, May 1! What is Día? This…
Listen to This, Kids
Have you ever listened to a podcast? A podcast is a short work of spoken word. There are podcasts on all kinds of topics, from science to science fiction, from cooking to ethics to music and more. If you are interested in something, there's probably a podcast about it. Here are some of my favorite…
Books for National Card and Letter Writing Month
Linsday recommends some books on the endangered art of writing letters.
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