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Call us today to register for your instrument or vocal class. Appointments needed. No walk-ins please. For more information, call Alan Franklin at 708.481.9870. www.muzicnet.net.

Works based on earlier marks and images revealed through the process of working further; becoming obliterated, transformed, moving off into an entirely different directions than originally envisioned. The result of changing one's mind, repenting, seeing, and then seeing again. Curators: Mary Bookwalter and Linda Lane Haynes. Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday: 11am-4pm; Sunday and Monday: Closed. For more information, call 708.748.3377 or visit www.tallgrassarts.org.

Join Salon Artists Gallery for their “Clay, Fiber and Colour” exhibit. Exhibit starts February 1st and closes on February 27th. A reception with food and music will take place Saturday, February 9th, 12noon-2pm. Joyce Riley will have a huge selection of pottery and fiber art. Admission is FREE! For more information, contact Patricia Moore at 708.833.5108 or Bev Szaton at 708.703.7806, or visit www.salonartistsgallery.com.

Visit Park Forests Historical Society as they continue to celebrate their 70th Anniversary with a nostalgic look at Valentine’s Day in the 1950s. February 1, 2019 marks the 70th Anniversary of incorporation of the Village of Park Forest. The museum is decorated in vintage Valentine’s Day decorations including die-cuts and Vintage Valentines. The classroom is decorated for a 1950s Valentine’s Day class party. A colorful way to shake the gray days of February. Call to verify the exhibit. For more information, contact Jane Nicoll at 708.481.4254, or visit www.parkforesthistory.org.

Join the Commission on Human Relations as we celebrate Black History through laughter, music and historical facts. You do not want to miss this! Every year, we have a different twist to it. For more information, email Evelyn Sterling, esterling@vopf.com. Free

Celebrated Black History Month with The Park Forest Commission on Human Relation's program Celebrate. Educate. Elevate. Rich Township High School District 227's Drama Group and Choir present scenes from literary masterpieces "Fences" by August Wilson and "Dream Girls" by Lorraine Hansberry. Also enjoy entertainment from Lights of Zion. The program will be titled Celebrate, Educate and Elevate. The program is free and open to the public.

Join Park Forest Historical Society for a moderated panel discussion with early African American Park Forest residents. For more information, contact Jane Nicoll at 708.481.4254, or visit www.parkforesthistory.org.

The vocal talents of many voices have come together for this combined choir festival. They’ve practiced and rehearsed and perfected each number to bring you an afternoon of delightful entertainment. This free concert is one you won’t want to miss. For more information, call Linda Lulewicz at 708.747.1330 or visit faithunitedprotestant.org.

Visit Park Forests Historical Society as they continue to celebrate their 70th Anniversary with a nostalgic look at Valentine’s Day in the 1950s. February 1, 2019 marks the 70th Anniversary of incorporation of the Village of Park Forest. The museum is decorated in vintage Valentine’s Day decorations including die-cuts and Vintage Valentines. The classroom is decorated for a 1950s Valentine’s Day class party. A colorful way to shake the gray days of February. Call to verify the exhibit. For more information, contact Jane Nicoll at 708.481.4254, or visit www.parkforesthistory.org.