Week Calendar

Sign up for either Tuesdays -OR- Thursdays • 9:30-10 am

Sign up for either Tuesdays -OR- Thursdays • 9:30-10 am

FOR: Children who can walk (up to age 3), with adult

Stories, musical activities, rhyming games, and playtime for
children up to age 3 who are walking, accompanied by an adult.

Weekly classes provide English language learners with life skills and the opportunity to improve speaking, listening, reading, writing, vocabulary development, and grammar. Facilitated by People’s Resource Center.

This lively program of imaginative stories, learning games, and musical fun is designed for 3-5 year olds to attend on their own.

FOR: Children who can walk (up to age 3), with adult

Stories, musical activities, rhyming games, and playtime for
children up to age 3 who are walking, accompanied by an adult.

Slow-paced, full body workout designed to restore movement in joints and flexibility in muscles and relieve pain. Exercise mat required. Presented by Lisa Sawczuk.

This drop-in program will be indoors at the Oakbrook Terrace Park District, Heritage Center. 

Topics:  Martin Luther King Day (Jan. 16) and Opposites Day (Jan. 25)

This program is designed for children with special needs and varied learning levels and abilities. We will engage the senses through stories, music, activities, and movement, as well as social interaction.

Stories, songs and activities for young children and their adults, including a “make & take” project to enjoy together. All ages with adult.

Once you have signed up, stop by the library on the dates listed below to pick up your spice kit. Take the kit home, test out the recipe and let us know how it worked for you!

Join us for our Holiday Matinee featuring

Pinocchio

©1940 Walt Disney Pictures: G, 88 min.

Introduction to Computers

7-week In-person class

Introduces the components of a computer, how to use a mouse, Windows Desktop, introduction to applications, Files and Folders, email, attaching documents and using the Internet.

Using stories, musical games and word play, children are introduced to letter friends from A to Z.

For ages 4 and older.

Windows Fundamentals

7-week In-person class

Students in grades 4 - 8 are welcome to come and hang out as we explore a different anime/manga fandom every other month. Capacity may be limited due to space, so registration is recommended.
 

Create something unique using a selection of LEGO® bricks and accessories. Bring your imagination--we have lots of bricks!

It's time to do battle - and may the best cupcake win! Complete two different challenges with cupcakes, a variety of toppings, and your imagination.

Great Decisions is America's largest discussion program on world affairs.  This program series highlights nine critical foreign policy challenges facing Americans each year.

Decorate a mug with a custom design to keep or give as a gift, then try some delicious combinations with a hot chocolate bar. Supplies will be provided. A fee of $5.00 per person, per project is required.

Book discussion for By the Book by Jasmine Guillory

This month's book is Ordinary Grace, by William Kent Krueger. This is an online discussion via Zoom, and registrants will receive the link before the meeting. You can get a copy of the book on the second floor, near the Service Desk.