Events
Roll for Initiative (Hobby Day) (Grades 3-8)
In ProgressLearn how to do everything tabletop! Roll up your very own Dungeons and Dragons character, paint miniatures, build terrain, and become a master of hobbying for tabletop gaming.
A unique opportunity for native and non-native English speakers to improve their reading and writing skills. A small, friendly group led by a teacher and volunteer tutors meets twice weekly. Register at oakton.edu.
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Learn the history of a trio of Jewish desserts: babka, Jewish apple cake, and sufganiyot. Babka and donuts will be served during this event.
Make new friends with other little ones and their caregivers through interactive free play. Drop In.
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Join the monthly Great Books Discussion Group where readers of great works discuss big questions and their answers in a friendly, welcoming setting. The December discussion title will be The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. Participants are…
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Investigate and experiment STEM topics through play and open exploration.
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Locate and prepare a 3D model for printing, then build basic 3D modeling skills using Prusa Slicer. At the end, submit very own 3D creation for printing. Please only register your child, caregivers are welcome to participate.
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Frozen Robins, a Chicago caroling group, offers unique arrangements, beautiful harmonies, and fantastic costumes, creating an interactive and enjoyable evening of holiday cheer.
Enjoy a casual afternoon of Mahjong at the Library. Play, practice, and connect with others - beginners are always welcome. Sets are provided; bring your own and a 2025 scoring card if you have them.
New to Mahjong? Beginners are welcome…
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Join us for monthly STEAM activities presented by Glenview's Got STEAM of Glenbrook South High School. No prior knowledge required.This month, we will be meeting at Glenbrook South High School.NOTE: Contact information is shared…
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Start sewing by learning the parts of the machine, then practice creating different stitch lines.
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Discover the art of Chinese papercutting with educator Yvonne Wolf and create your own papercut design.
Participate first-hand in an ancient artform dedicated to appreciating intricate design in nature. You are invited to a deeper awareness…
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Drop off new or gently used gift wrap, bags, ribbons, and more at the Reader Services Desk between Friday, December 5 and Thursday, December 11. Return on Friday, December 12 to choose from a fresh selection of wrapping goodies.…
A unique opportunity for native and non-native English speakers to improve their reading and writing skills. A small, friendly group led by a teacher and volunteer tutors meets twice weekly. Register at oakton.edu.
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Bring the whole family out to play! Whether you are a fan of cards, dice, Rubix cubing, or classic board games, there's something here for you. Drop in.
