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From drag queen storytime to book groups and pride parties, EPL has programs all month long.
Evanston, Ill. – It's Pride Month! Celebrate with the Evanston Public Library, where we've got programs for all ages!
Miss Coco Sho-nell returns to EPL to present two separate fun and fabulous Drag Queen Storytimes, on Saturday, June 4, at the EPL Robert Crown Branch Reading Garden, and on Wednesday, June 9, at the Main Library. Hear stories of kindness and acceptance and do a fun craft, too!
Children can also pick up a take-home craft kit to make a colorful rainbow windsock beginning today while supplies last, or join us June 13 for the Pride Crafternoon Party!
Learn waacking and voguing from a professional dancer then strut your stuff at our Teen Pride Party at EPL's Robert Crown Branch on Wednesday, June 22. Nothing to wear? No problem! Learn how to sew and bring your colorful fashion ideas to life at our Pride Sewing Session at the Teen Loft on June 12.
Adults can learn about legal questions specific to the LGBTQIA+ community in this month's installment of Law at the Library: LGBTQIA+ Issues on Tuesday, June 28, presented in partnership with the Chicago Public Library and the Chicago Bar Association. Hear a brief presentation from an experienced attorney and come with your own questions.
Books & Book Clubs
This month's book clubs and recommended reading lists represent LGBTQIA+ authors and stories, too. Join us for:
And there's even more! Check out our Pride Month page for more programming, pop-ups at Pride events around town, recommended reading for all ages, and much more!
EPL EXTRA
Our EPL librarians are wherever you are this summer! Find us at parks and beaches around Evanston to sign up for summer reading, pick up a free book, catch a storytime in the fresh air or do a fun STEM activity. Check out our calendar of summer engagement events and find out when we'll be in your neighborhood.
For almost 150 years, the Library has provided educational, culturally-rich resources for all residents, helped children prepare for school through the joys of reading and learning, celebrated Evanston’s diversity, and helped residents find information they seek. The Library is more than a building of books; it is a place to meet, connect, learn and explore. To learn more, visit www.epl.org.
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