Upcoming Events

Actor and painter Jim Parks portrays Claude Monet, telling stories of his struggles and obsessions, dishing about other Impressionists like Renoir and Degas, and discussing life in 1860s Paris.

Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the library and enjoy the company of others while working.

Join us for Scrabble Club in our Meeting Room every Tuesday.
We supply the games, you supply the fun!

Come in every Tuesday to play Mah Jongg!

Have a question about your phone, laptop, tablet, or need an answer to a tech question? Pop in with your device and Public Services Librarian Emily will help you to find the answers.

Did you know there are over 10,000 species of birds? Learn fun facts about birds while making crafts and a bird feeder.

Toddle in for stories, songs, rhymes, and activities designed to introduce pre-reading skills to children aged 24 to 35 months, with their parent or caregiver.

Children ages 3-5 years old will listen to stories, sing songs, and engage in learning activities about letters, numbers, and more.

Have a question about your phone, laptop, tablet, or need an answer to a tech question?

An introduction to story time for infants to 23-month-olds, this 30-minute interactive program will include stories, flannel board tales, songs, and finger plays.

With good vibes and paint, nothing can go wrong! Show off your personality and paint a neon sign!

We are teaming up with Lake Katherine to learn about animals, weather, and the great outdoors at this monthly, nature-themed story time.

The Library and Palos Heights Green Team have partnered with the One Earth Film Festival to provide a screening and discussion of Food, Inc.

Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the library and enjoy the company of others while working.

Join us for Scrabble Club in our Meeting Room every Tuesday.
We supply the games, you supply the fun!

Come in every Tuesday to play Mah Jongg!

Have a question about your phone, laptop, tablet, or need an answer to a tech question? Pop in with your device and Public Services Librarian Emily will help you to find the answers.

Have a question about your phone, laptop, tablet, or need an answer to a tech question?

For the better part of a century America has been fascinated by John Dillinger, the "Robin Hood" of the Great Depression. But why this fascination? Why his legendary stature? And why do we care?

Bring your knitting and crocheting projects to the library and enjoy the company of others while working.

Join us for Scrabble Club in our Meeting Room every Tuesday.
We supply the games, you supply the fun!