International singer songwriter Barb Sorensen performs a virtual concert featuring original pop/rock songs written for her latest CD, Farm Art, mixed with traditional German and Norwegian folk songs, folklore, and stories from her tours. German songs (with a yodel or two ...
Traditional Hawaiian music was brought over to the mainland United States during the 1915 Pan Pacific Exposition, where it later fused with jazz, ragtime, and other styles of popular music to evolve to its present form, and prominently features guitar, ...
The Wild Blue Ukulele Orchestra is dedicated to expanding people’s notions about what the humble little four-stringed instrument can do. On Saturday, September 12, the library welcomed the Wild Blues back as they provided a virtual concert open to the public ...
The Wild Blue Ukulele Orchestra is dedicated to expanding people’s notions about what the humble little four-stringed instrument can do. Using a full range of ukuleles—from sopranino to baritone and banjolele to U-Bass—the Wild Blues perform primarily fully orchestrated, house-made arrangements ...
This event has been postponed. We hope to reschedule for a date in the fall.
Americana singer/songwriter, guitarist and freelance writer Dave Ramont will share stories and songs from his CD catalog, along with songs and musical insights from other favorite songwriters. This event is free and open to all. No registration is required. Stop by our ...
The Huntley Middle School Chamber Orchestra and the Clinton Rosette Band of Stringz drops by the library to showcase their talents! The groups will be performing holiday tunes and more in the main lobby for patrons to enjoy. The musical event ...
Burl Ives was and is an iconic figure in the annals of American Folk Music and he got his start in the farms & fields of Southern Illinois near the small towns of Hunt City and Newton. Ives went on to ...
October 22, 2020
How to Crochet in the Round, Part II
October 22, 2020
The Science Behind Haunted Houses
October 22, 2020
Join the Library’s D&D Group!
October 19, 2020
Rain or Shine, Geocaching is Awesome!
