Week Calendar

Create a work of art using the theme, "Reading Takes You Everywhere." All mediums are welcome. Turn in your artwork by May 15th. Prizes and a reception will be held on May 21 at 6:30 PM. Winners need not be present.

Create a work of art using the theme, "Reading Takes You Everywhere." All mediums are welcome. Turn in your artwork by May 15th. Prizes and a reception will be held on May 21 at 6:30 PM. Winners need not be present.

Toddler Time is an interactive story time program for children ages 18-35 months and their adult caregivers.

Create a work of art using the theme, "Reading Takes You Everywhere." All mediums are welcome. Turn in your artwork by May 15th. Prizes and a reception will be held on May 21 at 6:30 PM. Winners need not be present.

Create a work of art using the theme, "Reading Takes You Everywhere." All mediums are welcome. Turn in your artwork by May 15th. Prizes and a reception will be held on May 21 at 6:30 PM. Winners need not be present.

Create a work of art using the theme, "Reading Takes You Everywhere." All mediums are welcome. Turn in your artwork by May 15th. Prizes and a reception will be held on May 21 at 6:30 PM. Winners need not be present.

Create a work of art using the theme, "Reading Takes You Everywhere." All mediums are welcome. Turn in your artwork by May 15th. Prizes and a reception will be held on May 21 at 6:30 PM. Winners need not be present.

Create a work of art using the theme, "Reading Takes You Everywhere." All mediums are welcome. Turn in your artwork by May 15th. Prizes and a reception will be held on May 21 at 6:30 PM. Winners need not be present.

This class is for adults with a limited knowledge of computers. Learn the main parts of the computer and the keyboard, common computer terminology, and how to use the mouse. Learn how to set up and use a free email account. $10 fee.

This class is for adults with a limited knowledge of computers. Learn the main parts of the computer and the keyboard, common computer terminology, and how to use the mouse. Learn how to set up and use a free email account. $10 fee.

It's a Pinkalicious celebration! We'll have cupcakes, crafts and lots and lots of pink!

Oak Street Health will conduct conversational Spanish classes.

Watch, read, and discuss anime and manga.

The library will be hosting Girls Who Code sessions at 1 pm on Saturdays, beginning Saturday, Nov 11, 2017 and will run through March 2018. The program targets girls ages 12 to 17. Registration begins Tuesday, Sep 5 for Evergreen Park residents.

Join us for a fun activity in the Teen Room on the following Fridays! All programs begin at 3:30, unless otherwise noted. March 2--Book Bingo March 9--Movie: Urban Gorilla and me-ball treats March 16--St.

Join us on Thursdays in the Teen Room to create something new! Register for each activity you are coming to. March 1 and March 8--Community Painting Project (earn service hours) March 22--Gorilla Nutrition.

Meet with other Lynda.com MSExcel 2013 learners. Participants will meet twice per month in person to discuss progress with a staff session facilitator.

This month's selection is recipes from Chef Jacques Pepin (French). Copies of some of his books are available at the Circulation desk.

Esther Thoele of Stampin' Up will teach you how to use decorative rubber stamps and accessories to make personal greeting cards. Participants will create different themed cards each month. Bring your own scissors and adhesive.

The Yak and Yarn Club is open to crocheters and beginning knitters as well. 6th grade - adult are welcome. Sessions are held in the library’s Reading Room.

Join MS Power Point 2013 learners with online Lynda.com tutorials. Participants will meet twice per month in person to discuss progress with a staff session facilitator.

Kids in preschool through 5th grade are invited to come craft with us! Younger kids will probably need an adult to help. March 7--St.

Join HTML coding learners with online Lynda.com tutorials. Participants will meet twice per month in person to discuss progress with a staff session facilitator.

An Ethical Will is a letter on the meaning of the writer’s life for the benefit of themselves and others. It is a journey into memory to reveal the experiences that shaped the writer’s world view.

During Oscar season it's fun to see awards being handed out, but that does mean that every time someone wins an Oscar four people lose!