CALENDAR
NOVEMBER
29 Family Caregiver Celebration 3-5PM – Join fellow caregivers at North Shore Senior Center's annual Caregiver Celebration, to honor and celebrate caregivers' hard work throughout the year. Raffles, prizes, free catered lunch, and entertainment from local improv performers. At NSSC (161 Northfield Road). More information and RSVP here.
29 Using Mindfulness and Acupressure for Self-Care 6-7PM
Acupuncturist Dr. Dana Fine will teach attendees how to incorporate acupressure and mindfulness into their self-care routine. Register here. Sponsored by agency partner Cancer Wellness Center and Sharsheret via Zoom or in-person at the Northbrook location.
DECEMBER
2 5th - 8th Grade Girls Night In! 5-8PM Join Glencoe Youth Services for an evening of self-care designed to decrease school and holiday season stress and celebrate friendship and sisterhood! Activities include bath bomb making, henna art, yoga, hair and nails, and more, including a movie and fondue fun. The workshop takes place at the GYS Field House (680 Greenwood Ave.) Register here. Space is limited.
4 Chamber Red Invitation Event / Township Open House 10AM - 4PM* Stop into local storefronts (*hours vary by location) with the RED INVITATION sign for this annual event sponsored by the Winnetka-Northfield-Glencoe Chamber of Commerce. Township staff and volunteers will be offering tours and more at the Township, 739 Elm Street! For more information, consult the Chamber website here.
8 Tips for Cracking the Applicant Tracking System (ATS) 6-8PM Join Career Resource Center for this webinar designed to help you understand the ATS and maximize your chance of getting to the next step in the job search process. Register here.
9 Fitness-palooza! 9AM - 12:45PM Get ready for winter fitness at North Shore Senior Center. Enjoy short group fitness classes and demonstrations throughout the day, including Tai Chi, Pilates, and more. Prizes too! Classes vary between online and in-person. Learn more or register at 847-784-6030.
9 GYS Book Discussion 4-5:30PM Grades 5th-12th.YA novel The Afterlife of Holly Chase, a retelling of A Christmas Carol will be discussed. Pizza included. Read ahead. For more information, or to register, click here.
10 Lunches of Hope Morning of Service 10AM-Noon Register as a family or individual for this service event which meets at the GYS Field House in Glencoe (680 Greenwood Ave) to prepare lunches and personal care kits for the homeless and no-sew hats and scarfs for Cradles to Crayons. Open to all ages. Space is limited. For more information, email director@glencoeyouthservices.org. Register here. Sponsored by Glencoe Youth Services.
11 Workshop at Writers Theatre 2PM Grades 6-12. Featuring Manual Cinema's A Christmas Carol. For more information, or to register, click here.
12 NSSC Memory Café 1-2:30 PM This month’s theme is "Captivating Power of Music." Light refreshments will be served. Participants must attend with a care partner. The Memory Café program provides a safe, friendly, and supportive space for people with memory loss and their care partners to have fun and connect with others. North Shore Senior Center (161 Northfield Road). Free! More info here. Memory Café is offered the 2nd Monday of the month at North Shore Senior Center.
13 Job Search Fundamentals: Personal Branding For the Job Search 1PM An encore presentation! Join in-person at New Trier Township or online via Zoom. Register with agency partner Career Resource Center here.
13 Township Board of Trustees Meeting 7:30PM at New Trier Township, 2nd Floor.
21 Virtual Free Legal Aid Clinic* 10AM - Noon Legal help with Domestic Violence, Immigration, and Tenant-side Housing matters by appointment. Provided by the North Suburban Legal Aid Clinic. Third Wednesday of each month. Appointments are required and can be made here or by phone 847-737-4042.
17 Virtual Dementia Family Support Group 2:30 - 4PM This group provides a positive environment for family caregivers of people living with dementia. Meets virtually the third Thursday of the month. Register through NSSC here.
* Note: For NSLA Clinics, be advised that for immigration and housing matters, clients using the services should fall at 250% of the federal poverty income guidelines (there are no income limits for domestic violence).
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