Week Calendar

Class involves a series of movements performed in a slow gentle way. Focus on breathing and body awareness in this slow moving form of meditation.

Do you have a question about technology, including email, internet, using your phone, library eBooks or audiobooks, or using Zoom? FPPL cardholders can book a 30-minute in-person appointment.
 

We will share stories and music in English and Spanish. Ages 5 and under.  Please sign up so we can inform you of changes. 

Do you have a question about technology, including email, internet, using your phone, library eBooks or audiobooks, or using Zoom? FPPL cardholders can book a 30-minute in-person appointment.
 

Do you have a question about technology, including email, internet, using your phone, library eBooks or audiobooks, or using Zoom? FPPL cardholders can book a 30-minute in-person appointment.
 

Come for stories, rhymes, and songs and see the results of Rieger Park renovation. This is a mixed-age storytime for ages 6 and under.

We want the Library to be your happy place.  All older adults (55+) are invited to join in for some special community time each week.  We’ll talk and share interests, enjoy guest speakers, and keep ourselves active, engaged, and well-inf

Join this 30 minute Chair Yoga class with DuShaun Branch that will be accessible and open to all bodies!  Chair Yoga is a great introduction to Yoga and allows students to use an everyday prop, the chair!!!

Get moving to the beat of Bollywood with this age-inclusive program for kids of all ages and their families. 

Sunday movies meet on alternate Sundays in June and July.  English captioning will be used at all screenings.

June 9: Scoob! (PG)

June 23: Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase (PG)

Learn the basics of coding to create your very own visual novel! No prior experience with coding required.

Our visual novel workshop continues! Today we'll take a more in-depth look at using RenPy to create a visual novel, through branching dialogue options and basic coding.

Day three of our visual novel program will focus on the types of stories that visual novels can tell. We’ll also spend some time on ways to come up with ideas for the story you’d like to tell in your own project.

The last day of our visual novel program will discuss different ways to use art and music within your game. We’ll then have an opportunity for you to share your own game’s progress with the rest of the group.

West Suburban Paranormal Investigations joins us to go over the ins and outs of ghost hunting. They’ll bring along the tools of the trade and explain how they work and even offer up some experiences they’ve had.

Use various objects to make your own I Spy bottle. Designed for ages 8 to 10.

Have you ever wanted to try snacks from another country?! Then come try some delicious snacks from a different country! Designed for grades 5th, 6th and 7th. 

Join us for a Family Mental Wellness Workshop with Amanda S. Norris, M.A., President at Sustainable Mental Wellness, Inc. This two-hour presentation will include:

From building nests to using tools, Kim White stops by to teach us about how intelligent our feathered friends truly are. She’ll also bring along a couple of those feathered friends for us to interact with!

The scene: Sun City, beach town and celebrity vacation destination. The event: a luau, the social event of the year. The tragedy: a murder!

Beginning or experienced knitters, crochet enthusiasts, macrame and embroidery makers, or quilters: come join us in this sociable creative circle led by Karen Wiebe.  Tea will be served.