Week Calendar

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Pick Up Starts Feb. 2, March 1, & April 5 

An informal, mixed level group, guided by a teacher. Anyone with a basic working knowledge of English can join. Childcare is not available, but parents or caregivers may bring young children who can occupy themselves during the program.

Outreach Services provides a browsing collection of large print books and audiovisual materials to residents of Smith Crossing Senior Living.

We will have fun as we read, sing, and play together to build early literacy skills.   

Outreach Services provides a browsing collection of large print books and audiovisual materials to residents of Thomas Place Senior Living.

Birth-11 months with parent or caregiver.

Stories, songs, fingerplays and fun all while building early literacy skills.

A social gathering for people living with Alzheimer's and related dementias and their care partners. Each session includes an activity and gives participants a chance to enjoy time together.

Join us for this interactive storytime. Be ready to sing, shake, and move!   

Start your weekend off right! Bring the family together for stories, songs, and fun!

This introductory lecture-style class covers 3D modeling basics from start to finish, including modeling techniques and exporting files. 

Registration is required.

12-23 months with parent or caregiver.

Stories, songs, fingerplays and fun all while building early literacy skills.

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

Outreach Services provides a browsing collection of large print books and audiovisual materials to residents of Alden Estates.

Determining whether to age in place or seek new housing can be overwhelming. Mark Levy specializes in helping older adults and their families make personalized decisions for care and safety as we age.

Family Event. The next eclipse is April 8 and Steve Belliveau is here to teach us about the science of space and astronomy.

Grades 6-12. Help us keep our Little Free Pantry stocked. You will need to attend a mandatory 1-hour training session and commit to visiting the library once a week for the month you are registered for. Meet at the Teen Desk for training.

Meet representatives from the nonprofit, Diversity Dinners. 

Assist staff with youth program. Check youth description for program specifics. 

Someone has been causing mayhem in the library. We are inviting the best investigators to help solve the mystery and bring the culprit to justice.   

Are you a writer that is interested in the publishing process? Award-winning author Alan St. Jean will discuss his experiences as a published author. 
 

Assist staff with youth program. Check youth description for program specifics. 

Create a colorful bird feeder for our feathered friends. 

Come hear stories and songs to end the day on a happy note.

Every job seeker knows that the MOST stressful part of a job search is the interview. This presentation will prepare candidates for even the toughest interview scenarios, including behavioral questions.

Assist staff with youth program. Check youth description for program specifics. 

Grades K-5 Family Event. Happy National Poetry Month! Alex and Sailor Duck go back in time to bring back esteemed poet, Shel Silverstein for a visit! Poetry activities and games will have the whole family giggling! 

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.

"The Hybridity of Culture"

Printmaking