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SMRLD, 2001 Delmar Ave
**This program is not a replacement for mental health services.
Every 4th Wednesday of the Month from 1-3 PM at 2001 Delmar Ave
Health care for babies, kids, and adults
Need help with substance use or mental health concerns? They can make a referral.
To meet with a provider, please schedule an appointment by calling 618-512-1863 or emailing [email protected]
While Supplies Last

The Annual Book Fair/Sale is held at the Wilson Park Ice Rink. It takes place the first weekend after Memorial Day each year. Thursday is the preview sale. Admission is $6.00 unless you are a member of the Six Mile Regional Library Friends of the Library. Free Admission Friday and Saturday. Saturday a bag of books can be purchased for $6.00.
Hardback Books, Paperbacks, & DVDs – $1
Children’s Books – 50 cents
Special items are priced separately.
Hours:
Thursday – 6 PM to 9 PM Preview Sale. Admission $6.00.
Friday – 4 PM to 8 PM Free Admission.
Saturday – 9 AM to Noon Free Admission. A bag of books can be purchased for $6.00.
2001 Delmar Ave
6 PM
Heartstring Art: Spring Adult Crafts
2-3:30 PM
2001 Delmar Ave, Training & Events Room
Call 618-452-6238 ext 730 to register
LinkedIn for the Experienced Worker – Tuesday, April 21
12-1:30 PM
1-3 PM
2001 Delmar Ave
Light refreshments will be served.
How High We Go in the Dark by Sequoia Nagamatsu: Monday, April 27 11 AM at Meme’s Coffee Shop, 1529 Johnson Rd or Tuesday, April 28 6:30 PM at SMRLD, 2001 Delmar Ave
Yarn Crafts 11AM – 1PM
Register at tinyurl.com/allwoundup2 or call 618-452-6238

Babel-On with R.F. Kuang – ILP
Wednesday, May 20 | 7-8 PM CST
ZOOM REGISTRATION LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/
R.F. Kuang’s genre-bending fiction broaches ordinarily serious topics from a satirical and fantastical perspective. Academic yet approachable, Kuang’s work combines history, magic, and classical literary tradition to render powerful critiques of academia, the publishing industry, and even contemporary popular culture.Her most recent novel, Katabasis, follows two graduate students as they descend into hell after the death of their professor, and the screen rights options to the novel were sold to Amazon MGM Studios for an upcoming TV series before its publication. Kuang’s other bestselling titles include Yellowface, Babel, and The Poppy War trilogy, and she is the recipient of the Nebula Award for Best Novel, the Goodreads Choice Awards for Best Fiction, and the American Book Award.
Kelly Jensen, an anti-censorship advocate, a senior editor at Book Riot, and writer who has compiled such anthologies as Here We Are: Feminism for the Real World and (Don’t) Call Me Crazy, will be joining Kuang in conversation.
These events are intended for adults.
ILP is committed to inclusion and accessibility. American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and Closed Captioning are provided for all events by default—no special request needed.

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