News and information about a lecture
After the television appearance in Las Vegas airing Feb. 2, Diamond plans a special event Feb. 20 in Stage Left Cafe at the Woodstock Opera House.
Here's the annual invitation for people to enroll in the Kane County Certified Naturalist program.
A physician lecture, “Innovations in Breast Cancer Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment,” will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. Oct. 18 at the Centre Club Gurnee Education Room.
Diana Martinez, director of the McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage, is executive director of the blockbuster Warhol exhibition. She has Fox Valley ties to the Pheasant Run and Paramount theaters.
Kelly Jensen is a writer for the popular website Book Riot, podcast host of “Hey YA!,” and editor of anthologies, including “(Don’t) Call Me Crazy: 33 Voices Start the Conversation About Mental Health.”
The webinar speaker will cover the beneficial importance of trees in urban environments, with examples and data from the Chicago region’s seven counties.
Best-selling author Phyllis Fagell will present a webinar titled “Middle School Superpowers: 12 Resilience Strategies to Help Tweens and Teens Reframe Setbacks and Gain Confidence.”
Pioneer woman Abigail Root will be honored as part of week-long Founders Day celebration.
Guest speaker will discuss “Big Feelings: How to Be OK When Things Are Not OK." It includes letting go of perfectionism.
Rosalind Wiseman is a bestselling author, one of whose books was the basis for the movie “Mean Girls.”
Daniel Greene curated “Americans and the Holocaust,” an exhibition for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington.
The Rev. Dr. John Dorhauer, president of the United Church of Christ, will speak about Christian nationalism and the need for religious leaders and people of faith to openly discuss and confront it.
Author will discuss how obsession with physical perfection can be destructive for adolescents.
Devery Anderson will discuss his book, “Emmett Till: The Murder That Shocked the World and Propelled the Civil Rights Movement.” It prompted a television series streaming on Hulu.
With anxiety and challenging behaviors on the rise, adults need effective and easy-to-implement strategies to help young people process critical thoughts and interrupt negative behavior patterns.