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| The Waukegan Public Library presents the Inaugural Starry Night Gala fund-raiser, with several different literary themed gardens with live music, food, and drinks. The "Starry Night" house welcomed guests with a red carpet leading to a very realistic mannequin. (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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| The Waukegan Public Library presents the Inaugural Starry Night Gala fund-raiser, with several different literary themed gardens with live music, food, and drinks. The "Starry Night" house welcomed guests with a red carpet leading to a very realistic mannequin. (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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| The Waukegan Public Library presents the Inaugural Starry Night Gala fund-raiser, with several different literary themed gardens with live music, food, and drinks. The "Crime and Punishment" house offered Hors d'ouerves and Vodka tasting. (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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| The "Crime and Punishment" house offered Hors d'ouerves and Vodka tasting. (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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| The Great Gatsby themed area made a clever "Speakeasy" with wine tasting and show tunes. (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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| Gerrie (left) and Tom Ryan of Lake Bluff point out the bullet holes on the car in the "Great Gatsby" themed area. (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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| A really nicely lit path leads into the Bonaventure Cemetery, in the "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil". (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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| Phil Carrigan and Mark Clare Jakes of Waukegan enjoy the steelpan music played by Mia Gormandy and her band in the "Hemingway" house. (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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| "Fahrenheit 451" an explanation of a hedonistic anti-intellectual America, brings a Ray Bradbury inspired Megan Wells and Jim May to perform a storytelling. (Mark Ukena/Sun-Times Media) |
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