Week Calendar

Ages 6-24 months with an adult

Stories, songs and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children. 

All storytimes are ticketed programs. 

Ages 2-3 with an adult. 

Stories, songs and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children. 

All storytimes are ticketed programs. 

The AARP Smart Driver Course is the nation's first and largest refresher course designed specifically for older drivers.

Ages 2-3 with an adult. 

Stories, songs and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children. 

All storytimes are ticketed programs. 

The AARP Smart Driver Course is the nation's first and largest refresher course designed specifically for older drivers.

Ages 6-24 months with an adult. 

Stories, songs and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children. 

All storytimes are ticketed programs. 

Ages 3-5 

How do dinosaur footprints create fossils? Dress for a mess, as we make some fossils of our own. 

Let's learn English together at this free ESL class for beginning and advanced speakers – begin anytime!  Tagalong children may come if they are supervised by their parents.

Do you limit your social or physical activity because you fear you might fall? Do you want to overcome those fears in order to gain a more active and fulfilling lifestyle?

Get ready for games and crafts at this fun senior social hour from 10am to 11am. Do you love to scrapbook memorable events? Christmas, Easter, birthdays, graduations, memorable travel experiences and more.

Join Pathlights for this six-class instruction series for adults ages 60 and over. The free classes will present basic tools to help improve your computer skills.

Ages 3 – 5. 

To promote independence, we encourage children to attend without adults.

Stories, songs, and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children.

All storytimes are ticketed programs.

Ages 3-5: 10:00am - 11:00am

Ages 6 - 8: 11:00am - 12:00pm

What can you do with a roomful of really big blocks? Use your imagination, creativity and problem-solving skills to find out! 

Calling all writers! Come read your written works in any genre and get feedback from the group. 

The Crisis Center for South Suburbia is a non-profit community organization that provides emergency shelter and other essential services for individuals and families victimized by domestic violence and addresses the societal issues that contribute

Local musician Andrew Moreno and Friends play jazz standards and contemporary classics. Andrew went to OLCHS and graduated from Moraine Valley Community College. He teaches and plays all over the Chicago area.

Ages 3-5

To promote independence, we encourage children to attend without adults. 

Stories, songs and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children. 

Short Stories Discussion Group meets every 2nd Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Mary Nelson Room. Pick up short stories at the Adult Reference Desk on the second floor, one month in advance.

Drop in for assistance with your computer, smartphone or other device at this weekly help session.

Bring your handicraft projects–crochet, knitting or sewing–and spend an hour enjoying conversation while your needles do the work.

Learn to create, save, open, print and make changes to documents in Microsoft Word. 

Conclave (2024, PG, 120 minutes)

Grab a blanket and join us for a quiet hour to read and relax in the Teen Room.

Help prep the materials for the corsage program.

Join our beginner friendly tabletop wargaming club. We play Warhammer 40k 10e, and have a small selection of armies available to play. No experience or materials needed, but feel free to bring your own.

Ages 8-10

Come party with the Peanuts gang as we celebrate the coming of Spring!

Whether you like Monopoly, Uno, or Smash Bros, a game awaits you in the Teen Room! We offer a casual environment to learn new games and play old favorites. We also welcome you to bring your own! 

BYO needlework projects and stop by the Knit N’ Stitch with Jennifer Rodriguez and friends to enjoy conversation and crafting: crocheters, knitters, plus cross-stitchers and embroiderers welcome.  

Celebrate National Library week by assembling a remarkable tiny book case to take home. All parts of the craft are provided along with instruction from artist Catherine Suchy, who specializes in crafting mniniature worlds. 

Kick back with friends and enjoy the movie of the week! Call or check the Teen Room Discord for more information on this week's showing. 

Ages 11 - 14

The stress of the day will melt away during this calming and centering session with Brain to Belly Kids Yoga. Please bring your own towel or yoga mat.

Get creative with advanced design features in Microsoft Word. Requires basic computer skills.

The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Support Group provides an opportunity for family members, friends, caregivers, and others to meet regularly where they can share feelings, thoughts, and experiences.

Join in on anime and manga fandom at the library, or come and find a new favorite! 

Got problems? Let’s talk. It’s time for your struggle to end! Join our Debt Club and learn how you can pay off debt, save more money, and build wealth.

Public speaking educator Kristel Flynn three-class series incorporates storytelling and speaking activities to build the skills of an effective leader. 

Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir