Event List

The Acapella Fellas bring their charming holiday songs to the second floor as they provide musical accompaniment to your browsing.

DECEMBER STORY: "What's Expected Of Us" by Ted Chiang

Join us on the first Wednesday of each month from 7-8 p.m. for a Science Fiction short story. The group meets on the 2nd floor near the large windows in the Book Nook.

Friends of the Library monthly Board meeting

Adults and teens are welcome to enjoy family-friendly tabletop games with the Moraine Valley Gamers.
 

Take DIY to the next level with free software Cricut Design Space.

Join OLCHS teacher Eric Kallenborn and friends to play Commander at a casual level of play. Feel free to bring a competitive deck or two with you. We’ll also have decks for you to use if you don’t have your own deck.

Adults can celebrate Computer Science Education Week with fun coding activities.

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

Struggling with debt or money stress? Join a free, honest conversation to help you take control, build confidence, and make real progress. Led by Raymond Schwarzkopf, financial coach certified by the Dave Ramsey team.

Members of Park Lawn meet to read about and discuss Aretha Franklin with librarian Roger Burns. Materials are provided at the discussion.

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.

Adults can celebrate Computer Science Education Week with fun coding activities.

Come and learn about Diabetes with Advocate, which offers individuals with diabetes a space to connect with others, share experiences, and receive support in managing their condition. These meetings can be beneficial for emotional support, we

Continue OLPL's exploration of the life of Elvis Presley through this acclaimed biopic directed by Sofia Coppola.

Members of Park Lawn watch Minecraft with librarian Roger Burns.

Adults can celebrate Computer Science Education Week with fun coding activities.

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.

The Most Wonderful Crime of the Year by Ally Carter

A thoroughly cinematic drama, Elvis’s (Butler) story is seen through the prism of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker (Hanks).

Drop in anytime to enjoy some hot cider and an easy felt decoration that you cut, hand sew, and glue.

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

Hugo Colin brings us his Elvis all decked out for the holidays! Enjoy this free concert sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
 

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.  

Practice handling a mouse and typing on a keyboard in this basic introduction to computers.