Frankfort Public Library District

REGISTER FOR THIS VIRTUAL EVENT: <a href="https://bit.ly/LPS6GeoffreyBaerRegistration" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/LPS6GeoffreyBaerRegistration</a>
Tag along for a special conversation with Geoffrey Baer, beloved Chicago historian, storyteller, and host of numerous PBS programs exploring the architecture, history, and hidden stories of the city and surrounding region. Known for bringing local history to life, Baer has helped audiences connect more deeply with the places and communities around them.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
Perfect for librarians, archivists, educators, history lovers, and lifelong learners, this event offers an engaging look at the people, places, and stories that define Chicago. Whether you're passionate about local history or simply curious about the stories hidden in your own community, you'll leave with a renewed appreciation for the power of preserving and sharing the past. Moderator
Shermann "Dilla" Thomas, an Emmy Award-winning Chicago historian, cultural worker, and social media educator, will join Geoffrey in conversation. Known for making Chicago history accessible and engaging, Dilla has amassed more than 40 million views across social media and become a leading voice in telling the stories of the city he proudly calls home.
About Illinois Libraries Present
This event is made possible by Illinois Libraries Present (ILP), a statewide collaboration among public libraries offering premier events. ILP is funded in part by a grant awarded by the Illinois State Library, a department of the Office of the Secretary of State, using funds provided by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA).&nbsp;
ILP is committed to inclusion and accessibility.&nbsp;American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and Closed Captioning are provided for all events by default—no special request needed.
FAQ
<ul><li>Registration for this event closes at 5:00 pm on event day. Late registrations will be processed after the live event, allowing access to the event recording.</li><li>Recording will be emailed to registrants and available for 30 days.</li><li>Additional FAQs: visit the <a href="https://www.ila.org/initiatives/illinois-libraries-present/ilp-member-libraries/season-6-patron-faqs" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Illinois Libraries Present Patron FAQ page</a>.</li></ul>

Local Event: Preserving History with Geoffery Baer

Will County

Frankfort

Illinois

Preserving History with Geoffery Baer

REGISTER FOR THIS VIRTUAL EVENT: https://bit.ly/LPS6GeoffreyBaerRegistration
Tag along for a special conversation with Geoffrey...

End-of-life expert Dr. Kimberly Rich introduces the compassionate role of a death doula, outlining how they can provide emotional support, practical guidance, and presence for individuals and families approaching the end of life. You will also learn:
<ul><li>Benefits of partnering with a death doula;</li><li>When one should start this work; and&nbsp;</li><li>About the added comfort of having an advocate as one approaches the end of life.</li></ul>
Q&amp;A will follow. Handouts will be provided.
Registration is required. Please register online with the link above or call Adult Services at 815-534-6173.

Local Event: What is a Death Doula?

What is a Death Doula?

End-of-life expert Dr. Kimberly Rich introduces the compassionate role of a death doula, outlining how they can provide...

Join us to discuss a popular film and the book that inspired it.&nbsp;This month’s book and film are:
<ul><li>The Martian by Andy Weir</li><li>The Martian directed by Ridley Scott</li></ul>
Whether it's Castaway or Robinson Crusoe, stories about being stranded and surviving against the elements have kept us glued to the page or the screen for decades. But what happens if you set Castaway on Mars? Andy Weir has the answer for us, and it's a thrilling and well-researched adventure in interplanetary science.
Print copies of each title and DVDs are available at the Library's Circulation Desk one month in advance of each discussion.Please use the link provided above to sign up for the discussion. For help with registration, call Frankfort Library Adult Services at 815-534-6173.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Local Event: Watch & Read Book Club

Watch & Read Book Club

Join us to discuss a popular film and the book that inspired it. This month’s book and film are:
The Martian by Andy WeirThe...

In this captivating presentation in recognition of Family History Month &amp; Polish American Heritage Month, you'll hear Victoria Ann Granacki trace Chicago’s Polish diaspora from its 1867 roots in Polish Downtown to the newest Polish Catholic parishes that have sprung up in DuPage and southern Cook County. Marvel at magnificent Polish Baroque churches designed by masters of early 20th century architecture. Make lots of notes for which Polish Catholic Churches you might like to tour in person.&nbsp;&nbsp;
About the Presenter
Victoria Ann Granacki is passionate about collecting and preserving old documents, odd artifacts, weird art, and vintage buildings. In her historic preservation career, she wrote scores of landmark nominations and community histories highlighting Illinois' architectural legacy, and she authored Arcadia Publishing's Chicago's Polish Downtown. Her latest book is&nbsp;An Artist Goes to War, a tale about her Polish American father. Granacki has rehabbed four historic buildings in Chicago, and in retirement, she chronicles family history.&nbsp;Please use the link provided above to sign up for the program. For help with registration, call Frankfort Library Adult Services at 815-534-6173.

Local Event: 150+ Years of Polish Catholic Churches in Chicago

150+ Years of Polish Catholic Churches in Chicago

In this captivating presentation in recognition of Family History Month & Polish American Heritage Month, you'll hear Victoria...

REGISTER FOR THIS VIRTUAL EVENT: <a href="https://bit.ly/ILPS6DrEveLEwingRegistration" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/ILPS6DrEveLEwingRegistration</a>
Engage in an important and thoughtful conversation with Dr. Eve L. Ewing, acclaimed author, educator, poet, and cultural organizer whose work explores race, education, identity, and community. Through writing that blends scholarship, storytelling, and activism, Dr. Ewing has become one of today’s most influential public voices on culture and education.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
Explore the power of language and storytelling as Dr. Ewing reflects on how words shape public memory, challenge systems of inequality, and help communities imagine new futures. From classrooms and libraries to poetry and popular culture, this conversation will consider the many ways stories influence how we see ourselves and one another.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;
Perfect for librarians, educators, students, writers, and readers alike, this event invites attendees to think critically about the role of literature, learning, and community in times of change. Whether you are familiar with Dr. Ewing’s work or discovering it for the first time, this conversation promises insight, inspiration, and meaningful discussion.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Moderator Brandis Friedman will moderate the event. Friedman is a writer and anchor for WTTW’s Chicago Tonight and Chicago Tonight: Black Voices, and also serves as a champion for libraries.
About Illinois Libraries Present
This event is made possible by Illinois Libraries Present (ILP), a statewide collaboration among public libraries offering premier events. ILP is funded in part by a grant awarded by the Illinois State Library, a department of the Office of the Secretary of State, using funds provided by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA).&nbsp;
ILP is committed to inclusion and accessibility.&nbsp;American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and Closed Captioning are provided for all events by default—no special request needed.
FAQ
<ul><li>Registration for this event closes at 5:00 pm on event day. Late registrations will be processed after the live event, allowing access to the event recording.</li><li>Recording will be emailed to registrants and available for 30 days.</li><li>Additional FAQs: visit the <a href="https://www.ila.org/initiatives/illinois-libraries-present/ilp-member-libraries/season-6-patron-faqs" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Illinois Libraries Present Patron FAQ page</a>.</li></ul>
<h2></h2>

Local Event: Words, Power, and Community: Dr. Eve L. Ewing

Words, Power, and Community: Dr. Eve L. Ewing

REGISTER FOR THIS VIRTUAL EVENT: https://bit.ly/ILPS6DrEveLEwingRegistration
Engage in an important and thoughtful conversation...

Calling all Jigsaw Puzzlers! Donate your gently-used puzzles November 11 - 13 during open library hours to receive a ticket for Early Entrance to our&nbsp;Community Puzzle Swap on Sunday, November 15, 2026.&nbsp;
Early entrance is 1:30-2pm for those who donated puzzles. Don’t forget to bring your tickets!
Even if you don't have a puzzle to trade, we welcome you to stop by between 2-3pm to see what's up for grabs and connect with other puzzle enthusiasts. You will receive 1 ticket upon entry.
Puzzle drop-off location: West End Desk
Puzzle Swap Rules:
<ul><li>Puzzles can be any size but must be in their original box or tin.</li><li>All pieces must be accounted for, no puzzles with missing pieces will be accepted.&nbsp;</li><li>Puzzles must be in good condition and odor-free.</li><li>If your puzzle box is bulging or falling apart, please tape the box edges to prevent pieces from falling out.</li><li>No puzzles accepted outside of normal library business hours or after November 13.</li><li>No puzzles accepted on the day of the swap.</li><li>No puzzles with profanity, nudity, drug, or alcohol paraphernalia will be accepted.</li><li>No wooden baby or toddler puzzles will be accepted.</li><li>You will receive 1 ticket for every puzzle you donate.</li><li>Frankfort Public Library District reserves the right to keep, donate, or recycle any puzzles that do not follow guidelines listed above or are not swapped by the end of the program on November 15, 2026.</li></ul>
If you have any questions, please call Adult Services at 815-534-6173.
<h1>Community Puzzle Swap</h1>
Registration is not required to attend, but if you would like a reminder for this event, please sign up. You can register online with the link above or call Adult Services at 815-534-6173.

Local Event: Community Puzzle Swap

Community Puzzle Swap

Calling all Jigsaw Puzzlers! Donate your gently-used puzzles November 11 - 13 during open library hours to receive a ticket for...

Among the thousands of American cookbooks published over the past 250 years, a group of them have not only sold well but also profoundly influenced how we cook and eat. Dr. Leslie Goddard will explore ten notable cookbooks that shaped our shared culinary heritage. Prepare to immerse yourself in the pages of America’s favorite cookbooks and discover what they tell us about American food culture and eating habits.

NON-FPLD cardholders&nbsp;will be placed on the Pending Waitlist and will be moved to the Main Registration List no earlier than 7 days prior to the event if seats are available.Please use the link provided above to sign up for this special program. For help with registration, call Frankfort Library Adult Services at 815-534-6173.

Local Event: American Cookbooks with Leslie Goddard

American Cookbooks with Leslie Goddard

Among the thousands of American cookbooks published over the past 250 years, a group of them have not only sold well but also...

Join the fun and test your niche knowledge at our Trivia Night! Single participants and teams of up to 4 are welcome.
Registration is required and each participant must be registered. Click on the "Add Another" button to register each player.
This program is intended for Adults (18+).&nbsp;
Register online with the link provided above or call the Adult Services Desk at 815-534-6173.
<h3>Please note:&nbsp;NON-FPLD cardholders&nbsp;will be placed on the Pending Waitlist and will be moved to the Main Registration List no earlier than 7 days prior to the event if seats are available.</h3>

Local Event: Trivia Night

Trivia Night

Join the fun and test your niche knowledge at our Trivia Night! Single participants and teams of up to 4 are...

Andrea Earnest

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Lauren Traut

Mokena

Cook County

Tinley Park

Orland Park

New Lenox

Oak Forest

Manhattan

Homewood-Flossmoor

Chicago Heights

Lorraine Swanson

Palos

Homer Glen-Lockport

VFW Post 9545

Catch Amazon Prime TV Thursday Night Football on 6 big screens or at the outside patio TV. Enjoy a no-cover event featuring a long happy hour from 7 pm to 11 pm with $1 off all bottled beer, drafts, well drinks, and more. Public is welcome!

Local Event: NL VFW PRIME FOOTBALL NIGHT! Seattle Seahawks vs Denver Broncos! NO COVER, PUBLIC WELCOME!!

NL VFW PRIME FOOTBALL NIGHT! Seattle Seahawks...

Catch Amazon Prime TV Thursday Night Football on 6 big screens or at the outside patio TV. Enjoy a no-cover event featuring a...

NL VFW PRIME FOOTBALL NIGHT! Seattle Seahawks vs Denver Broncos! NO COVER, PUBLIC WELCOME!!

Joliet Junior College Event Center

<a href="https://www.MenWhoCook.info" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.MenWhoCook.info</a>
Join <a href="https://www.willcountysao.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Will County State’s Attorney James Glasgow</a> and the <a href="https://www.willcountycac.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Will County Children’s Advocacy Center</a> for the 16th Annual <a href="https://www.MenWhoCook.info" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">MEN WHO COOK presented by CITGO</a><a href="https://null" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a>&nbsp;on Saturday, October 17, from 6–9 PM at the <a href="https://maps.app.goo.gl/DiC8FF8NQtP6YEeH8" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Joliet Junior College Event Center</a>, 1215 Houbolt Road, Joliet, IL. It’s one deliciously fun night where talented men from our community—amateur and professional cooks alike—serve up samples of their favorite APPETIZERS, ENTREES &amp; DESSERTS…and YOU get to decide which dishes deserve bragging rights!
TASTE. JUDGE. HAVE FUN! From savory to sweet, our cooks will pull out all the stops to win your vote. Bring your appetite and enjoy an evening packed with:
● Delicious Food ● Cash Bar by <a href="https://roccitybarandgrill.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Roc City Bar &amp; Grill</a> ● Kids’ Activities ● Raffles
Great food, great fun &amp; a great cause.&nbsp;And the best part? You get to be the judge!
HAVE FUN. MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Your ticket supports the Will County Children’s Advocacy Center, providing HOPE, HEALING &amp; JUSTICE to children who have endured severe physical abuse, sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, neglect, and exposure to violence.
100% of proceeds stay local, supporting the CAC’s evidence-based, trauma-focused forensic interview, family advocacy, and trauma therapy services for children and their families.
Founded in 1995 by Will County State’s Attorney James Glasgow, the Will County Children’s Advocacy Center brings together law enforcement, prosecutors, DCFS, medical professionals, forensic interviewers, family advocates, and trauma therapists under one roof to help abused children begin their journey toward healing and justice.
GRAB YOUR FRIENDS &amp; FAMILY. COME HUNGRY! You won't leave that way!

Local Event: MEN WHO COOK for the Will County Children's Advocacy Center

Joliet

MEN WHO COOK for the Will County Children's...

www.MenWhoCook.info
Join Will County State’s Attorney James Glasgow and the Will County Children’s Advocacy Center for the 16th...

MEN WHO COOK for the Will County Children's Advocacy Center

Asbury United Methodist Church

The Kankakee Valley Symphony Orchestra (KVSO) is pleased to announce the next concert of its 2026-2027 Season: Beautiful Places - ¡Qué hermoso lugar! – featuring music inspired by Spain. On Saturday, October 17 at 7:00 p.m., Dr. Sean Paul MILLS, the KVSO’s Artistic Director &amp; Conductor, will lead the orchestra in a program featuring music by Joaquin RODRIGO, Edouard LALO, Isaac ALBENIZ, and Emmanuel CHABRIER, and featuring the KVSO’s Principal Cello, Bob HAUSER, as soloist.
This energetic and passionate program will feature both familiar and unfamiliar works inspired by the people, culture, and natural beauty of Spain. Joquin RODRIGO’s Tres Viejas Aires de Danza (Three Old Dance Airs/Tunes) opens the concert with the past meeting the musical vision of a modern composer in a delightful work for chamber orchestra. The KVSO’s Principal Cello, Bob HAUSER, then joins the full orchestra for Edouard LALO’s virtuosic and impassioned Cello Concerto in d minor. Following intermission, the orchestra will take us on a musical journey through the Spanish countryside as it performs two movements from Isaac ALBENIZ’s Iberia: Suite for Orchestra – Evocation &amp; Fete-Dieu a Seville and Emmanual CHABRIER’s Espana. 
Cellist Bob HAUSER has “survived” both of the more lucrative family employment paths of auto repair and house painting to be a performer &amp; educator of cello and upright bass. As a cellist, he has performed with the Beloit-Janesville Symphony, Rockford Symphony, Elgin Symphony, Champaign Urbana Symphony, Illinois Symphony, New Philharmonic, Illinois Philharmonic, Waukegan Symphony, Whiting Pops Orchestra, Peoria Symphony, Southwest Symphony, and Kankakee Valley Symphony Orchestra. Bob spent 3 years at Illinois Wesleyan University where he studied cello with Barbara Hedlund and bass with Bill Koehler. He finished his Bachelor’s degree in Music at Northern Illinois University and stayed for 2 years of Master’s studies with cellist Marc Johnson. He was a low string specialist for Lincolnway Youth Strings for 7 years as well as spending short stints teaching beginning orchestra and high school orchestra.
Plan on joining Sean Paul at 6:15 p.m. for the free pre-concert discussion “Beyond the Score” as he discusses the composers, compositions, and inspiration behind the works featured on the program. 
Experiencing this lovingly created and performed music in the comfortable confines of the Sanctuary at Asbury United Methodist Church in Kankakee. Please join us for this memorable and moving concert experience as we continue our 59th
Season “Beautiful Places.”
Tickets for KVSO concerts are available through the KVSO website at <a href="https://www.kvso.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.kvso.org</a> and at the door beginning one (1) hour before each performance. Adults are $30 and Children are $5.

Local Event: Kankakee Valley Symphony Orchestra: Beautiful Places: ¡Qué hermoso lugar! (Music of Spain)

Kankakee County

Kankakee

Kankakee Valley Symphony Orchestra: Beautiful...

The Kankakee Valley Symphony Orchestra (KVSO) is pleased to announce the next concert of its 2026-2027 Season: Beautiful Places...

Kankakee Valley Symphony Orchestra: Beautiful Places: ¡Qué hermoso lugar! (Music of Spain)

Morris Plaza, 100 West Commercial Dr.- Morris, IL

On
Sunday October 18th an outdoor flea market sponsored by
Junk in the Trunk Morris will take place at the Morris Plaza, 100
West Commercial Drive in Morris. Our independent vendors will be open
for business from 9AM until 3PM, offering shoppers a selection of
household items, collectibles, tools, toys, crafts and more at
attractive prices. The Morris Plaza is located in a highly visible
commercial corridor, north of downtown and a block west of Rt. 47.
New vendors are always welcome at Junk in the Trunk Morris events,
and if you would like to be a vendor in Morris on October 18th, it is
not too late as advance registration is not required. Simply arrive
at 8AM, pay the $15 vendor fee, take an available spot and start
selling. Vendors paying the $15 fee are guaranteed a space of at least 10’ by
30’, and we can accommodate those bringing small trailers without an
additional charge. October is vendor appreciation month, and a vendor
only giveaway will be held on the 18th. Junk in the Trunk Morris was
founded in 2009 as a charitable fundraiser, and proceeds from vendor
fees received at this event will be donated to Hopeful Tails Animal
Rescue of Joliet. For additional information and complete vendor
rules visit us on Facebook, or contact event manager George Bennett,
<a href="mailto:morrissale@yahoo.com">morrissale@yahoo.com</a> or
630-319-0289.

Local Event: Junk in the Trunk Morris Outdoor Flea Market

Channahon-Minooka

Junk in the Trunk Morris Outdoor Flea Market


On
Sunday October 18th an outdoor flea market sponsored by
Junk in the Trunk Morris will take place at the Morris Plaza,...

German American Heritage Center

Join us this Sunday afternoon for our annual Trunk or Treat Halloween event at the German American Heritage Center, 25249 South Center Road, Frankfort, IL from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Free family fun !

Local Event: Annual Trunk or Treat Halloween Event

Annual Trunk or Treat Halloween Event

Join us this Sunday afternoon for our annual Trunk or Treat Halloween event at the German American Heritage Center, 25249 South...

St. Joseph School

Lace up your sneakers for St. Joseph School's annual 5K run and walk, beginning at the school and continuing through the scenic Wauponsee Glacial Trail and Leighlinbridge paths. All participants receive a finisher medal, drawstring race bag, and a t-shirt (guaranteed if registered before October 10th). Registration is $35 and can be completed online or in-person on race day.

Local Event: Mission: Run 5K Run & Walk

Mission: Run 5K Run & Walk

Lace up your sneakers for St. Joseph School's annual 5K run and walk, beginning at the school and continuing through the scenic...

The Ranch

Create magic this season at Believe ✨
Growing up with four sisters probably drained my parents on a daily basis: emotionally, physically, and even financially.

We didn't get everything we asked for. We wore hand-me-downs, and got two pairs of shoes every school year. One for everyday school and a pair of gym shoes.

But when it came to Christmas, Mom and Dad made sure it was magical.

From Gram’s Christmas Eve Polish feast, to presents straight out of the pages of the Sears Wishbook, and all the way through to Christmas morning, when Santa arrived overnight and brought us every Fisher-Price toy and Barbie doll, car, home and outfit there was.

It wasn't just the gifts that made that time of year the very best. It was being with my whole family: aunts, uncles, Gram and my cousins. The joking, the laughing, playing games with our new haul, and just being together. That's what mattered most, then and now.

This year I'm putting all those feelings into a single Christmas event and sharing it with you, so your family can create the memories your kids will still love, even 50 years later.

Your Visit to Believe · Sunday, November 8 · The Ranch in Frankfort
<ul><li>Santa's Wonderland: Before meeting Santa, the kids craft, shop and sip hot chocolate.</li></ul>

<ul><li>The Stone Fireplace: A cozy stone fireplace, decked out for the holidays, sets the scene for your family portraits.</li></ul>

<ul><li>Santa's Front Porch: In the barn, on a fully decorated country front porch, the kids meet the BEST Santa: authentic, jolly and a true professional. Every moment is captured for the sweetest portraits.</li></ul>

<ul><li>The Ranch "Reindeer": We finish with a visit to the Ranch's gentle donkeys, wearing their antlers.</li></ul>

You get all the magic of the season, plus portraits you'll revisit and treasure every single year at Christmastime.

Make this year a new tradition, and create unforgettable memories at Believe — A Santa Experience on November 8.

<a href="https://book.jeanlachatphotography.com/believe---a-santa-experience" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">book.jeanlachatphotography.com/believe---a-santa-experience</a>
We can't wait to help your family celebrate the magic of Believe.

Believe,
Jean

Local Event: Believe - A Santa Experience

Believe - A Santa Experience

Create magic this season at Believe ✨
Growing up with four sisters probably drained my parents on a daily basis: emotionally,...

Silver Cross Hospital Pavilion A Conference Center

Navigate upcoming 2027 changes at this informative event where you can compare plans, get your questions answered, and have enrollments accepted on-site. Attendees can enjoy complimentary coffee and donuts while consulting with the Silver Health Team and LifeSmart Senior Services experts.

Local Event: 2027 Medicare Fair

2027 Medicare Fair

Navigate upcoming 2027 changes at this informative event where you can compare plans, get your questions answered, and have...

Nearby Communities

State Edition

National Edition

Posting Activity

Preserving History with Geoffery Baer

OCT

20

7:00 PM

Frankfort Public Library District, 21119 S Pfeiffer Rd, Frankfort, IL

What is a Death Doula?

OCT

27

7:00 PM

Frankfort Public Library District, 21119 S Pfeiffer Rd, Frankfort, IL

Watch & Read Book Club

OCT

28

6:00 PM

Frankfort Public Library District, 21119 S Pfeiffer Rd, Frankfort, IL

150+ Years of Polish Catholic Churches in Chicago

OCT

28

7:00 PM

Frankfort Public Library District, 21119 S Pfeiffer Rd, Frankfort, IL

Words, Power, and Community: Dr. Eve L. Ewing

NOV

12

7:00 PM

Frankfort Public Library District, 21119 S Pfeiffer Rd, Frankfort, IL

Community Puzzle Swap

NOV

15

1:30 PM

Frankfort Public Library District, 21119 S Pfeiffer Rd, Frankfort, IL

American Cookbooks with Leslie Goddard

NOV

16

7:00 PM

Frankfort Public Library District, 21119 S Pfeiffer Rd, Frankfort, IL

Trivia Night

NOV

17

7:00 PM

Frankfort Public Library District, 21119 S Pfeiffer Rd, Frankfort, IL