Event List

Ages 2-3 with an adult 

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

Friends of the Library monthly Board meeting

Ages 6 and up

All skill levels welcome to learn the game or get some practice!

Join us on a fantasy adventure in Dungeons & Dragons 5e. No experience or  supplies needed. May the dice favor you.  

Join us for a variety of calming activities, like sensory play or meditations, to help let go of some stress or reset from a long week.

Ages 2-5 with an adult 

Dance, jump, and shake your sillies out with fun songs and props! 

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.

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

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! 

Explore OLPL’s free business and job databases.

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.

Ages 6-24 months

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

Paint and create your own Terra Cotta Pot Bee Bath!

Ages 3-5

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

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

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

Help shape the future of our teen space by meeting with the teen librarian and discuss programming and teen needs.

Identify common scams a learn best practices for staying safe online.

Financial Advisor Max Dunne of Oak Lawn’s Edward Jones office leads the group discussion of investment tips and tricks.

Ages 2-3 with an adult 

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

Book discussion for Park Lawn participants with librarian Roger Burns. Book details forthcoming.

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.

Short Stories Discussion Group meets every second Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Mary Nelson Room.

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