Event List

Ages 8-10

Learn sewing safety, and how to do a basic running stitch, then sew your own little stuffed penguin!

Financial adviser Max Dunn from Oak Lawn’s Edward Jones guides us through money management at different times in life from just starting out through retirement. Come for one or both sessions. Lite refreshments will be provided.

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

Ages 2-5 with an adult 

Dance, jump and shake your sillies out with a variety of fun song and props!

Join us for a 10-week program called Bingocize! We will play bingo and do some light exercises during the classes. Wear comfortable clothing. Participants should be able to attend the full 10-weeks of classes on Mondays and Wednesdays. 

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.

Come take a journey with your local librarians and Rush University/U.S. POINTER staff on the road to cognitive fitness. The presentation will give an overview of what cognitive activity is and why it is important to stay healthy as you age.

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! 

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 with an adult 

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

All storytimes are ticketed programs. 

Get ready for games and crafts at this fun senior social hour from 10am to 11am.

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.  

Create slides, use templates, insert images and more in Microsoft's slideshow presentation software.

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.

Ages 2-3 with an adult

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

All storytimes are ticketed programs. 

Join us for a 10-week program called Bingocize! We will play bingo and do some light exercises during the classes. Wear comfortable clothing. Participants should be able to attend the full 10-weeks of classes on Mondays and Wednesdays. 

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

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

Bring in your phone and learn how to call, text, download apps, and take and share pictures. 

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

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. 

Come for the helpful tips and stay for the connection as you explore ways to create more closeness and joy within your relationship.  Presented by Yolanda Sanders, LPC, NCC, Licensed Professional Counselor at Oak Lawn’s Center for Psycho