Event List

Founded in 1897 and reorganized by the Frankfort Historical Society in 2005, the Frankfort Brass Band will delight you with their amazing music. Join us for a perfect summer day of brass band tunes! 

In this ChatGPT-focused lecture you will learn what an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot is, how they have been used, and what they can do for you.

Registration is required.

Designed for those caring for a loved one with dementia. Come to relax, share, learn, and connect with fellow caregivers and local experts. This program is exclusively for caregivers. 

Registration required. 

Drop in for a game of chess! All skill levels welcome. The library does not provide chess sets so bring one if you have it.

This lecture-style class will show you how to cut your cable subscription and get your home ready for a streaming.

No Registration is required.

This hands-on class will guide you through the fundamentals of navigating Windows 11. Learn to find what you need, organize your files, and personalize your experience.

Ageless Grace is an Anti-Aging Fitness Program for Body & BRAIN… practiced in a chair…based on the Science of Neuroplasticity and Movement. Ageless Grace® introduces all ages and abilities to the 21 Simple Tools for Lifelong Comfort and Ease.

This hands-on class will build on the foundation of the previous Computer 101 class. You will learn how to create folders, surf the internet, and how to create safe passwords.   

Transform everyday materials into personalized journals in this beginner-friendly, hands-on workshop. Learn to create a junk journal from scratch using traditional pamphlet stitch and then embellish it with provided materials.

The library, in partnership with the Alzheimer's Association and Pathlights, is hosting an eight-week support group for those living with early stage dementia or MCI (mild cognitive impairment), and their care partners.

This meeting is for care partners of those attending the Early Memory Loss Support Group. If your care partner is registered you will automatically be registered for this concurrent meeting.

Midas of Orland Park will cover basic information on vehicle operations and fluids. They will also do a live demonstration of a tire change and services under the hood.

Ages 16+. The Vitalant Blood Mobile will be parked in the circle drive of the library. Walk in or make an appointment or by calling (877) 258-4825.

Join us on the fourth Monday of each month to discuss this month's selection. Our group reads an eclectic mix of popular fiction and moving memoirs. New members are always welcome!

The Faculty Lounge by Jennifer Mathieu

Feeling overwhelmed?  Learn creative tools through guided visualization and whole-brain drawing and writing to release stress and reconnect with yourself. No prior art or writing experience needed.

Improv isn't just about laughs. It enhances presentation skills, quick thinking, social-emotional awareness, and helps you speak with intent. And yes, we'll have fun, too! 

The library, in partnership with the Alzheimer's Association and Pathlights, is hosting an eight-week support group for those living with early stage dementia or MCI (mild cognitive impairment), and their care partners.

This meeting is for care partners of those attending the Early Memory Loss Support Group. If your care partner is registered you will automatically be registered for this concurrent meeting.

In this lecture-style class, we will take a basic look at navigating around on a MacBook Air or Pro. You may bring your own MacBook if you would like to follow along.  

Opioid overdoses are a serious public health concern in our communities.

We know our patrons love to read, but how about those of you who put the ink to paper as well? Join us for a drop-in session the first Tuesday of every month to read and discuss your work and the work of your fellow wordsmiths.

Drop in for a game of chess! All skill levels welcome. The library does not provide chess sets so bring one if you have it.