It’s up to individuals to ensure their own security online, but we can certainly help! Come learn the basics of strong passwords, two-factor authentication, and VPNs. Register online or by calling us at 708-562-2301 x5.
Join us on Facebook Live for Grown-up Storytime. Learn about three low profile cases that are still unsolved from the ‘90s: the Las Cruces Bowling Massacre, Amtrak's Sunset Limited derailment sabotage, and the Phoenix Lights.
Create your own yogurt parfaits with a variety of flavors and toppings! The possibilities are endless. Register online or by calling 708-562-2301 x5.
We’ll pick a cookbook, you’ll select and make a recipe, and then we’ll all get together to share and enjoy our creations! Pick up your copy of the book and claim your recipe at the reference desk. Register online or by calling us at 708-562-2301 x5.
Start off the new year with a fun and adaptable Zumba exercise class for all ages. Classes start at 9:45 a.m. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing. We’ll offer light refreshments after the class. This program is presented in cooperation with Oak Street Health. Register online or by calling us at 708-562-2301 x5.
A good omelet can be tricky to get just right. We’ll be covering methods to make consistent omelets in around 5 minutes. Register online or by calling us at 708-562-2301 x5.
Start off the new year with a fun and adaptable Zumba exercise class for all ages. Classes start at 9:45 a.m. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing. We’ll offer light refreshments after the class. This program is presented in cooperation with Oak Street Health. Register online or by calling us at 708-562-2301 x5.
Make a simple but elegant birch box vase with a few easy steps using birch wrapping paper, cylindrical containers, greenery, and flowers. Register online or by calling 708-562-2301 x5.
Ready to impress your friends at your Super Bowl party? Learn which beers pair best with your favorite chicken wings. Samples will be provided. 21+ only. Register online or by calling us at 708-562-2301 x5.
Valentine’s Day is a wonderful holiday to celebrate love. However, one Valentine’s Day has forever gone down in history. We’ll be talking about the event that unfolded in our very own city of Chicago on February 14, 1929, that is now known as the biggest mob hit in history, the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre.