The Adventure Begins at Hinsdale Public Library!

Summer Reading Starts June 1

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Artists at the Library

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Spring Exam Cram

A Cicada Invasion!

National Park Adventures

My First Sewing Class

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library news & special events

Contents

Library News & Events 2–3

Adult Programs 4–5

Kids’ Programs 6–7

Teen Programs 7

Fiction & Gifts 8

Library Hours

Mo.–Th. 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.

Fri. 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Sat. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Sun. 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Holiday Closings

Friday, April 19 (staff training)

Monday, May 27

Thursday, July 4

Monday, September 2

Contact Info

630.986.1976

www.hinsdalelibrary.info

Library Board

The Board meets on the 4th Tuesday

of most months at 7 p.m. The public is

welcome to attend.

John Bloomfield, President

Magda Sokolowski, Vice President

Lucy Zhou, Secretary

Megan Mikhail, Treasurer

Kim Kiyosaki

Dick Munson

Chun Ye

Karen Kleckner Keefe,

Executive Director

Our Mission

To enrich Hinsdaleans’ lives with

opportunities to learn, engage, discover

and connect.

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Summer Reading

The Adventure Begins at

Hinsdale Public Library

Jun. 1–Jul. 30

Go on an adventure this summer—and let us be your guide! Whatever your age,

you can explore new places and new ideas through reading, and HPL is the

perfect place to start your journey.

Kids: Update your log every time you read for a chance to spin the prize wheel

at the Library! Participants who nish the program will get a book to keep (while

supplies last). Don’t miss our kicko party June 3 (see below) or our storytimes

at Burns Field Park this June (see pg. 6).

Adults: Fill out a ticket when you read, listen, watch, or attend any adult program

this summer, then return it to be entered into a drawing for a Starved Rock

Lodge gift card. You will earn a treat with each ticket submitted. We will wrap

things up with a concert on our lawn later this summer for adults and families—

our July newsletter will have the details!

Teens: Grab a log from the Youth Services Desk to keep track of how many

books you’ve read and collect prizes along the way.

HPL After Dark:

Craft Beer Tasting

with Imperial Oak Brewing

Friday, May 10, 7–8:30 p.m.; adults

Registration required; space is limited

Imperial Oak Brewing is celebrating its tenth year brewing and serving

craft beer at locations in Willow Springs and Brookeld. The small

brewery “puts the beer rst,” focusing on imperial strength and barrel-

aged brews but brewing a wide variety of styles.

Join us in welcoming Imperial Oak to Hinsdale Public Library,

where they will provide an overview of the industry and the craft of

brewing—as well as a guided tasting of four of their many locally

brewed beers.

Priority will be given to HPL cardholders.

Kids Summer Reading Kickoff

Party at Burlington Park

Monday, Jun. 3, 2–4 p.m.; drop-in

School’s out for summer!

Come to Burlington Park for

an afternoon of fun, games,

and treats and don’t forget

to sign up for Summer

Reading starting Jun. 1.

Event rain date: Tuesday,

Jun. 4.

Spirit of Life

InJung Oh

Exhibit June–August

InJung Oh’s pieces exist as spaces

where symbols and abstractions are

animated with meaning. Oh creates

psychological moments of reection

and balance in the face of a world

lled with tensions—gendered,

cultural, and spiritual—and explores

complicated multiplicities, particularly

those pertaining to her identity.

Raised in a traditional Korean family,

she now lives with a Chinese family

in a Western society. In her work, Oh

reaches beyond preexisting symbols;

she creates them.

One of Oh’s distinctive symbols is a

visual representation of the female

gure as a beacon for herself.

Envisioning the female gure oating

in the sky like a blooming ower, Oh

started her Volossom project. The

artist combines “vol-” (which means

wish or will) and “blossom,” into

a word that means “blossom as a

manifestation of wish or will.”

The sense of balance she seeks is

also dependent upon physicality. In

her Sculptural Painting series, Oh

cuts into the canvas and dips it in

layers of media to gradually solidify

the material, working with gravity to

make a sculpture. In her Leaves of

Life series, she blows colors across

canvas; the concentration it takes Oh

to control her breath is meditative,

lling the moment with peace.

InJung Oh is a visual artist who

received her MFA from the School

of the Art Institute of Chicago in

2009 and has exhibited widely in

Chicago and abroad. She is currently

a resident at the Zhou B Art Center

and a member of the Arts Club of

Chicago. Oh was born in South

Korea, immigrated to the US at age

13, and now lives in Hinsdale.

ART

AT HPL

at hinsdalelibrary.info/events

Spirit of Life Painting Workshop

Celebrating the Zhou Brothers

Saturday, May 4, 2–3:30 p.m.

Grades 3–8; register online

Explore your creativity in our painting

workshop inspired by the Zhou Brothers

artwork. Class will be led by InJung Oh,

Hinsdale artist, educator, and founder of

OH Art Foundation.

Book Signing with

The Zhou Brothers

Saturday, May 11, 1–2 p.m.; drop-in

Meet the Zhou Brothers, world-renowned

Chinese painters based in Chicago,

during this event focused on their

children’s book Flying Paintings. Bring

your book to have it signed. You may

recognize the Zhou Brothers from their

Zhou B Art Center in Chicago or their

painting on the Library’s second oor.

Artist Reception: InJung Oh

Wednesday, Jun. 12, 6:30–7:30 p.m.

Adults; drop-in

Please join us to meet InJung Oh, view

her work, and enjoy light refreshments.

Related art programs

Catch us all around

town this summer!

We’ll see you at the

Farmer’s Market,

Uniquely Thursdays,

and the Fourth of

July Parade.

1–2: Details from two of Oh’s

pieces, which will be displayed

in HPL’s Quiet Reading Room.

Innerscape x Volossom (Left);

Volossom - 2014 (Center)

3: Detail from the Zhou

Brothers’ painting on the

Library’s second oor.

ZBC - 233, Water Lily Pond of Life

series (Right)

Cicadas are coming!

Prepare yourself with programs

on pp. 5–6.

How to Train for a 5K Race:

Insider Training Plan & Helpful Tips

Thursday, May 2, 7–8 p.m.

Now is the time to start training for the

Rotary Run and other fall races! Local

coach Lora Wright will help you prepare.

Celebrate Compost Awareness Week

ABC’s of Composting

Monday, May 6, 7–8 p.m.

Join Kay McKeen of SCARCE to dig into

the basics of composting and learn why

composting is a simple and aordable

way to ght climate change, reduce your

garbage, and restore your soil.

Watercolor Painting:

Learn to Paint Florals

Tuesday, May 7, 7–8 p.m.

Let loose with watercolor as you learn

how to paint owers with Audrey Ra of

Audrey Ra Design. In this workshop you’ll

learn how to paint poppies and peonies

in the loose style.

Learn to Meditate

A Two-Part Series

Wednesdays, May 8 & 15, 6:30–7:30 p.m.

Join Zelma Chamberlain M.Ed during

National Meditation Month for a two-

part workshop on how to meditate. Both

novice and experienced meditators

will be led to more focused, profound

meditations.

The Many Lives of Kal Penn

Virtual program

Tuesday, May 7, 7–8 p.m.

Kal Penn is an actor, writer, producer,

and former Associate Director of

the White House Oce of Public

Engagement. He will be joined in

conversation with Bridget Petrites of

Evanston Public Library.

Mastering Your Home Network

Wi-Fi, Routers, & Everything in Between

Thursday, May 9, 7–8 p.m.

Unlock the secrets of your home

network in this beginner-friendly guide to

home networking. Learn about routers,

modems, switches, and more.

Library Edition Book Club

First Wednesdays, 7–8 p.m.

Join our Library Book Club to discuss

bestsellers new and old.

• May 1: Little, Edward Carey

• Jun. 5: The Great Divide, Cristina

Henríquez

Next Chapter Book Club

Thursdays, May 2, 16, & 30, 6:30–7:30 p.m.

This program is for people 16 and up with

intellectual or developmental disabilities,

regardless of verbal or reading skill.

Readers Social Club

Monday, May 13, 3–4 p.m.

Join our librarians for a fun afternoon

of socializing, snacking, and sharing

the books you’ve been reading. Come

visit with other book lovers and get

suggestions for your to-read list.

New Moms Book Group

Third Tuesdays, 7:00–8:00 p.m.

at The Cube at Standard Market (Westmont)

Take some time for yourself to read a

book and chat with other new moms!

• May 21: Night Shift, Alex Finlay

• Jun. 18: Demon Copperhead, Barbara

Kingsolver

Off the Page: Meet & Greet

with Jessica Lederhausen

Author of Oral: The Swedish-Inspired Secret

to Full-Body Health

Saturday, May 18, 2–3 p.m.

Meet Hinsdale author Jessica

Lederhausen and learn about her new

book, which explores the connection

between the mouth and full-body health.

HPL Book Box

Pick up Jun. 12, Jul. 17, & Aug. 14

HPL Cardholders only

This subscription box includes a curated

book and bookish swag each month.

Summer Reading 2024

Jun. 1–Jul. 30

Join us in reading all summer long! See

pg. 2 for details.

Coffee & Conversation

Tuesdays, 10–11 a.m.

Join your friends, neighbors, and fellow

residents for free coee each Tuesday

morning. Discuss current events and new

books, or simply relax for an hour on the

Library’s main oor.

Needlecraft Night

Every other Thursday

(May 2, 16, & 30; Jun. 13 & 27), 7–8 p.m.

Bring your needlecraft project to work on,

and enjoy some pleasant conversation

with your fellow crafting enthusiasts!

French Conversation Group

Tuesday, May 21, 7–8 p.m.

This conversation group is for anyone

who wants to improve their French

language skills or connect with other

French speakers.

Seasoned Tech

Drop-in Tech Support Consultation

First Thursdays (May 2 & Jun. 6), 3–4 p.m.

Stop in to get tech help from experienced

experts from Hinsdale Public Library and

the Indian Prairie Computer Club.

Hinsdale Memory Café

Fourth Wednesdays (May 22 & Jun. 26), 2–3 p.m.

Socialize and connect with individuals

living with dementia and their care

partners using prepared activities.

NEW! Senior Lunch & Learn

Positive Aging:

A Shift In Your Mindset

Wednesday, Jun. 19, 11 a.m.–1 p.m.

Learn how to enhance your mindset

and outlook related to aging from Jackie

Sander, CEO at The Birches. Lunch

will follow the presentation, sponsored

by The Birches and Independence-4-

Seniors.

This series will continue this summer:

• Wednesday, Jul. 17: Downers Grove

Township and You

• Wednesday, Aug. 21: Healthy Living for

Brain and Body

for adults

For book lovers More groups & meetups

Spotlight on seniors

More adult programs

What is THAT? Apps to Identify

Plants, Animals, & Bugs

Saturday, May 11, 2–3 p.m.

Did you know that your phone can help

you identify plants, animals, and bugs?

Hinsdalean and Illinois Master Naturalist

Stephanie Rens-Domiano will share

dierent apps and how to use them.

Continuing the Conversation

Who Gets In and Why:

A Year Inside College Admissions

Monday, May 13, 7–8 p.m.

Join us to discuss Jerey Selingo’s latest

book, facilitated by Kim Anderson of

Hinsdale’s Spotlight on College Advising.

Intro to Quilting

with the Salt Creek Quilters Guild

Saturday, May 18, 11 a.m.–1 p.m.

We’ll learn about piecing a block, making

the quilt sandwich, simple machine

quilting, and binding.

Cicada Symphony:

A Rare Convergence of Broods

Tuesday, May 21, 7–8 p.m.

Are you brooding over this year’s cicada

emergence? Learn about the rare

spectacle of the two cicada broods this

summer from Jamie Viebach with the

University of Illinois Extension Program.

Decluttering Done Right:

Strategies for Your Discards

Thursday, May 23, 7–8 p.m.

Wanting to declutter but unsure what to

do with your excess stu? Learn the best

methods and locations for disposing of,

donating, or selling your unwanted items.

Crafternoon: DIY Framed Flowers

Tuesday, Jun. 4, 3–4 p.m.

Design your own artistic masterpiece

using pressed and dried owers in a 5x7

oating frame. All supplies provided.

HPL Summer Spice Club

Pick up Mondays Jun. 10, July 8, & Aug. 12

and recipes curated for Hinsdale patrons.

Adventures in Our

National Parks

Wednesday, Jun. 12, 7–8 p.m.

Take an adventure in ve popular parks

with award-winning author Theresa L.

Goodrich. We will explore Badlands,

Glacier, Joshua Tree, Yellowstone, and

Zion National Parks.

Qigong in the Park

Mondays, Jun. 17, Jul. 15, & Aug. 19,

11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Join Dancing Cranes instructor Tom

Wilkens to learn the practice of Qigong.

We’ll meet at the South Picnic Shelter at

Katherine Legge Park.

Adventures in Science

Anyone Can Be a Scientist

Tuesday, Jun. 18, 7–8 p.m.

Get involved in science—become a

Citizen Scientist! Hinsdalean and Illinois

Master Naturalist Stephanie Rens-

Domiano will discuss research projects

and how to get involved. No experience

needed!

Adventures in Global Cuisine

How the World Eats Rice

Wednesday, Jun. 19, 7–8 p.m.

From silky risotto to sizzling bibimbap,

rice is the ultimate staple around the

world. Join us to explore the most iconic

global rice dishes. Samples will be

provided.

Adventures in Illinois

Mississippi River Roadtrips

Monday, Jun. 24, 7–8 p.m.

Illinois traveler John Kokoris will share

insider tips to exploring the Mississippi

River between Galena and St. Louis.

Learn the region’s history and its hidden

gems—then hit the open road!

Adventures in Music

Intro to Ukulele

Jun. 26, Jul. 17, & Aug. 14, 7–8 p.m.

This summer, learn to play the ukulele!

Area instructors Alvin McGovern and

Chris McIntosh will teach the basics

during our three-part series.

Special exhibit

Featured resource

More adult programs

at hinsdalelibrary.info/events

Rediscovering the Life & Work

of Grace Bagley

Reception Tuesday, Apr. 30, 7–8 p.m.

Exhibit in Quiet Reading Room Apr. 30–May 31

Have you heard of Grace Bagley,

Hinsdale’s 19th-century social reformer?

This exhibit focuses on her extraordinary

and recently rediscovered life.

When Sana Uberoi and Lukas Ruecker

purchased the Frank Lloyd Wright-

designed 1894 Bagley House in 2021,

they didn’t realize the incredible story

they were about to uncover. Soon after

their purchase, they commissioned

architectural historians Julia Bachrach

and Jean Follett to nominate the Bagley

House as a Hinsdale Landmark. The duo

discovered that house’s original owner,

Grace Bagley, had worked closely with

Jane Addams and made substantial

contributions to reform eorts that

impacted Chicago and the nation.

With this information in hand, Bachrach,

Follett, and Uberoi set out to curate an

exhibit about Bagley’s extraordinary life.

See it at the Library April 30–May 31.

Join us for the exhibit opening on April

30. Julia Bachrach and Jean Follett will

share a bit about the exhibit, and light

refreshments will be served.

Finding Grace:

Uncovering Her Life & Story

Tuesday, May 14, 7–8 p.m.

Hear from historians Julia Bachrach and

Jean Follett will join us to share Grace’s

story and the process of uncovering it:

how they found out about her life and

works, and what they did to put the

pieces together.

HPL Seed Library

Behind the Main Floor Reference Desk

Limit 10 packets per HPL cardholder

It’s time to plant your garden! Browse

our vast selection of heirloom vegetable,

herb, and ower seeds—including

“kid-friendly” options—available for

“checkout” for free by HPL cardholders.

Visit hinsdalelibrary.info/seedlibrary for

more information.

dig deeper

May the 4th Be with You

Friday, May 3, all day

Prepare to celebrate the Star Wars

universe with games, crafts, and snacks

as we take you on a galactic adventure!

Maker Club

Thursdays, May 16 & Jun. 20, 4–5:30 p.m.

We will have a dierent project to

complete each week as well as supplies

to use to get creative. Kids under 9 must

be accompanied by an adult.

Donuts with Dad

Saturdays, May 25 & Jun. 22, 9:30–11:30 a.m.

A time for dads to enjoy donuts, coee,

and time with their kids at the Library,

with dierent activities each month.

Make & Take Crafts

Drop in to complete fun crafts!

• Saturday, Jun. 8, 10 a.m. –12 p.m.: Craft

Stick Bookmarks

• Monday, Jun. 24, 10–11 a.m.: Mini

Masterpiece

• Saturday, Jun. 29, 10–11 a.m.: Seashell

Painting

Create a Map

Thursday, Jun. 13, 3–4 p.m.

Grades K–8; please register

X marks the spot! Learn cartography

basics and get creative by making a map

of somewhere you know, a favorite book

setting, or the pathway to treasure.

Family Fort Night

Tuesday, Jun. 18, 4–5 p.m.; please register

Bring your comest pillows and blankets

to build the fort of your dreams. You’ll be

able to pretend you’re reading under the

stars with your family and a ashlight!

for kids

Find the Hidden 3D Object

Weekdays in June

We’re hiding three 3D-printed objects!

Whoever nds one can keep it.

Sweet Summertime

Scavenger Hunt

All June

Drop by the Youth Services Department

to complete a summer-themed scavenger

hunt and earn a sticker.

Challenge Yourself

with I Spy Cases

All Summer

Search for objects hidden in scenes

made by Hinsdale Junior Woman’s

Club. Thanks to the Gebaur and Beutler

Families for our May and June cases!

Events for children of all ages

Toddler Art: Nature

Friday, May 10, 9:30–10:15 or 10:45–11:30 a.m.

Toddlers (18–36 mo.) with caregiver

Join us for a mini-storytime and science

experiment all about living things and the

great outdoors.

Toddler Science: Building

Friday, Jun. 7, 9:30–10:15 or 10:45–11:30 a.m.

Toddlers (18–36 mo.) with caregiver

Join us for a mini-storytime all about

construction and building.

Baby Playdate:

Adventure Time

Friday, Jun. 28, 9:30–10:30 a.m.

Babies (0–18 mo.) with caregiver

Embark on an adventure with your baby,

visiting interactive play stations together!

For young children; register online

Book Box Jr.

Pick up May 10 & Jun. 14

Grades 3–5

Enjoy a pre-selected book from your

genre of choice and other bookish treats.

Cicada Invasion

Thursday, May 23, 4–5 p.m.

Grades K–5

Are you ready for a cicada summer?

Learn about why they’re coming and

how long they’ll be here. Then, complete

crafts and activities all about cicadas!

Take Home Crafts

Grades K–2

at home!

• May 24: Decorate a Pinwheel

• Jun. 21: Paint a Windchime

My First Sewing Class Series

Mondays, Jun. 10 & 24; Jul. 8; 3:30–5 p.m.

Grades 5+

This class series is for beginners who are

looking to start learning how to hand-

stitch and leave class knowing how to

use a sewing machine. Attendees must

be able to attend all three sessions.

Kids Can Cook

Tuesday, Jun. 11, 1–2 p.m.

Grades 3–5

Join us this month as we make and enjoy

the best sweet and savory snacks!

Campfire Fun!

Wednesday, Jun. 12, 3–4 p.m.

Grades K–2

Nothing says summer like a campre!

Gather around for spooky stories, tasty

snacks, and fun songs.

For elementary schoolers; register online

Registration

opens:

April 15

for May programs

May 13

for June programs

Storytime at Burns Field

Wednesdays, Jun. 12, 19, & 26,

10–10:30 a.m.; drop-in

Join your favorite librarians at Burns Field

for stories, ngerplays, and music. In the

event of rain, we’ll meet at the Library.

at hinsdalelibrary.info/events

Special reading: Jun. 26, 10 a.m.

Laura Smetana will read her book, My

Love for You Is Like a Garden, at this

special storytime. We’ll make a craft and

eat a cookie, too.

Sponsored by The Birches.

for teens

Practice ACT Exam

Saturday, Jun. 15, 9:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Maximize your test day scores by taking

a practice ACT proctored by The Village

Tutors. You’ll receive detailed results to

help you prep for the summer exams.

HPL Junior Advisory Board

2024–25 applications accepted Jun. 1–Aug. 1

Calling all high school students! Are you

interested in learning more about HPL

and planning the kinds of programs you

and your friends would enjoy? Consider

joining our Junior Advisory Board.

JAB members attend a few meetings,

participate in a few volunteer activities,

and work to enhance the Library

experience for their fellow high schoolers.

Applications are due by August 1.

Decisions will be made by September 1.

Apply at tinyurl.com/hpljab2425.

Balloon Dart Painting

Friday, Jun. 21, 11 a.m.–12 p.m.

Let’s recreate the iconic balloon dart

painting scene from The Princess Diaries!

Teen Green Thumbs

Wednesday, Jun. 26, 2–3 p.m.

Let’s combine creativity and nature. You’ll

learn some seed planting basics and get

to paint your own mini-pot.

Teen Game Time

Fridays, 3–5 p.m.; drop-in

Take some time to unwind! Play Nintendo

Switch or enjoy a classic board game.

Puzzle Party

Thursday, Jun. 6, 1–2 p.m.

Make a puzzle to take home—and

browse some puzzling books!

Make a Bracelet

Monday, May 6, 4–5 p.m.

Make a unique bracelet using beads and

charms!

Teen Book Box

Pick up Fridays, May 10 & Jun. 14

Enjoy a pre-selected book from your

genre of choice and other bookish treats.

Teen DIY Take-Home Craft

Glass Photo Magnets

Pick up Friday, May 24

Design magnets for yourself or to give as

a gift!

Macrame Wall Hanging

Monday, Jun. 17, 3–4 p.m.

Using basic knots, create your own

colorful macrame wall hanging!

at hinsdalelibrary.info/events

For all teens; please register online unless otherwise noted For high school students

High School Exam Cram

Saturday, May 25–Thursday, May 30

Stress less over nals at the Library this

spring. You provide the study materials

and we’ll provide space to study and

snacks to keep you going. Watch for

our daily stress busters! It’s the perfect

equation for nals prep.

Summer Reading

Jun. 1–Jul. 30

Kids, teens, and parents alike can join

us in reading all summer long! Kids and

teens can pick up logs at the Youth

Services Desk. See pg. 2.

Kickoff: Monday, Jun. 3, 2 p.m.

School’s out for summer! Come to

Burlington Park for an afternoon of fun,

games, and treats—don’t forget to sign

up for Summer Reading!

Rain date: Tuesday, Jun. 4.

ART AT HPL pg. 2

Zhou Brothers Meet & Greet

The world-renowned painters

will sign their children’s book,

Flying Paintings, on May 11.

The event follows a May 4

painting workshop led by artist

InJung Oh. See pg. 2.

Book study

rooms online.

(HPL card required.)

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Here’s a sampling of books to come. Call

630.570.4213 or place your own holds at

hinsdalelibrary.info.

May

Think Twice Harlan Coben

Instruments of Darkness John Connolly

Camino Ghosts John Grisham

Paradise Problem Christina Lauren

Lies and Weddings Kevin Kwan

One Perfect Couple Ruth Ware

June

Rom-Commers Katherine Center

Eruption Michael Crichton

Midnight Feast Lucy Foley

Swan Song Elin Hilderbrand

Middle of the Night Riley Sager

Resurrection Danielle Steel

The following gifts were generously

donated to the Library:

Suzanne Faase gave $50 in honor of

Theodore and Madeline Faase.

Joan Nelson gave $40 in memory of

Charles and Nadie Farra.

Kimberly Ochsenschalger gave $50 in

memory of Katie Ebert, $50 in memory of

Peggy Schultz, and $100 in celebration of

the Hinsdale Book Study Club.

The Library is grateful to these donors

and our Friends of the Library.

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The largest video-on-demand catalog in the classical

music industry has over 4,000 concerts, operas, ballets,

documentaries, master classes and jazz programs.

Access this feature through the Hoopla app.

(Get it at hinsdalelibrary.info/downloadables/.)

Inside Hoopla, click “more” and navigate to the

BingePass section to check out a 7-day pass.

BOOK SIGNING EVENT SAT., MAY 11, 1 pm

Meet the world-renowned Zhou Brothers!