Upcoming Events

Join us anytime from noon-4pm to make handmade cards for kids who are hospitalized.  Children, teens, and adults are welcome.  We'll send the cards to the Chicago organization Cards for Hospitalized Kids (

Compete in our Scrabble Tournament and put your word skills to the test! Challenge other players, strategize your way to victory, and see if you have what it takes to be the Scrabble champion.

Learn to navigate the Internet using search engines, Internet browsers, and more. Computer Basics Part 1 is not required, but is recommended.

Join Denise Nelligan, a passionate local mahjong instructor as she introduces you to the timeless game of Mahjong—both in its original Chinese style and the adapted American version. 

Grab your crochet hook, knitting needles, or sewing kit and join other crafters for some social stiching! Show off your WIP (work in progress), get some tips, or just drop in.

Spring Renewal Through Meditation

Certified yoga instructor Joan Zigulich of Yoga Pathway, LLC, will lead you in a chair yoga practice, This gentle form of yoga consists of simple movements to strengthen and stretch the whole body all while seated in a chair.

You are registering for the Virtual Chair Yoga. The link will be sent to you after you register and we verify you have filled out the release form. See the link below. 

Sometimes, life can be stranger than fiction. Join this monthly book club to discuss nonfiction titles.

Hands-on class to improve your typing skills.

Learn from historian Robert L. Girardi about the special relationship President Lincoln shared with the Union soldiers in the Civil War, how he spent every day of his presidency surrounded by soldiers and why they called him Father Abraham.

Join us at Evergreen Park's Spoke & Vine Wine Bar at 3146 W. 95th Street, to discuss How to End a Love Story by Yulin Kuang. Wine is available for purchase and a light food selection will be provided. This is a 21+ event.

Learn to navigate the Internet using search engines, Internet browsers, and more. Computer Basics Part 1 is not required, but is recommended.

Harriet Knudson, a founder of the Springfield, Illinois Civic Garden Club, dreamed of creating a garden that would be a “living memorial to Abraham Lincoln.”  She took action to make this dream become a reality, working with renowned landscap

Join us as we celebrate the memory of Helen Cuprisin and all things green! The day will include free Zinnia seeds, a craft swap, a plant swap, and a presentation.

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Teens and adults are needed to help out at the Stacks Social Club meetings.  Your tasks include assisting young adults with disabilities with crafts and activities, setting up, and cleaning up!

Join Denise Nelligan, a passionate local mahjong instructor as she introduces you to the timeless game of Mahjong—both in its original Chinese style and the adapted American version. 

Lean how to create a 3D design in Tinkercad.  Library staff will guide you through the steps.  Basic computer skills are required.

Curious about the Instant Pot? Have one and want to do more with it? Cookbook author and Instant Pot expert Emily Paster will share her tips and tricks to get the most out of your electric pressure cooker. 

Grab your crochet hook, knitting needles, or sewing kit and join other crafters for some social stiching! Show off your WIP (work in progress), get some tips, or just drop in.

Únase a nuestro grupo de conversación en inglés para practicar sus habilidades de conversación.