Week Calendar

Participants will be guided to make their own beaded jewelry in this hands-on workshop. 

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 honor of Veteran's Day, The Veterans Commission of Orland Park will be collecting donations for active-duty service members in the library's lobby.

This hands-on class will demonstrate the power of formulas in Excel to calculate and streamline data. Prior familiarity with Excel is required. 

This conversation cafe provides a safe and supportive space for English Language Learners to practice and develop their language proficiency through informal dialogue, interactive activities, and community engagement.

Have you ever wanted to explore the library? Come learn about the library’s history and see all the new spaces the library has to offer!

Join one of Chicago’s premiere harpists, LeAnne Bennion, for a tour de force of some of the most moving and complex pieces written for the harp. 

In this class, you will use the Glowforge machine to create a take home faux leather patch project. Previous Glowforge experience or having previously taken our Glowforge Basics class is required to participate in this project class. 

Grades 9-12 and parents. Join Independent College Counselor Maria Koeppen for an interactive presentation designed to help students and families identify colleges that align with their academic goals, interests, and financial needs.

To commemorate Indigenous People’s month, OPPL and the Tuesday Night Book Club are proud to present an author talk with special guest, Nick Medina.  

Trace the history of one of the most successful musical acts of the 1960s-Simon & Garfunkel.

In commemoration of Native American Heritage Month, we will be hosting a ceremony to present the library’s Land Acknowledgment. This event will feature indigenous artists, musicians, performers and a tasting of regional cuisine.

In this lecture-style class you will learn the fundamentals of using Outlook, including email, calendar, and tasks.  

Registration is required.

This advanced hands-on class will show how to prepare data and how to use and manipulate pivot tables and charts in Excel. Prior familiarity with Excel is required for this class.