Adult Program
Oak Park Photography Club
Share digital photos and prints with other photographers. All skill levels welcome. Call Debby Preiser at (708) 697-6915 for more information. OPPC meets the second and fourth Monday evening of each month.
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Computer Help
Ask Dole staff your computer help questions during 20-minute one-on-one sessions. We can answer questions about web searching, online job hunting, using email and word processing programs, and Oak Park Public Library's array of online research tools. Please register at least 24 hours in advance at 708-386-9032.
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Seminar: Tell Me About Yourself
It's tough to address the most frequently asked question, "tell me about yourself." Learn what employers really want to hear and how to prepare a strong answer to help you ace the interview. Presenter: Eileen Vesey, Chicago Federation of Labor Workers Assistance Committee. Learn more about all our services for job seekers.
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Novel Knitters
The knitter in you is about to be born! Learn the most basic concepts of knitting including casting on, binding off, the knit stitch, the purl stitch. Registration is required for this two part class. Librarians Helen Blinder and Alexandra Skinner will share ideas for simple projects for the new knitter. Required materials list will be provided ahead of class.
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Open Boardgame Play
Open game play on the first and third Wednesday of every month. Bring your own board games, or just bring yourself.
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Adult Improv Workshop
Looking for a way to let your inner comedian run free? Want to improve your quick-thinking skills? Join us at the Maze Branch for a night of
spontaneous comedy. All skill levels welcome. Warning: hilarity will ensue...
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America's Music Concert: Golden Horse Ranch Band Square Dance
Join us for the final live performance in "America's Music" with Chicago's own Golden Horse Ranch Band. The band plays a raucous set of square dances, waltzes, contra and swing dances in the tradition of old time barn dances. 3rd generation caller Annie Coleman will teach you in no time how to swing like thunder and dip the oyster. Bring out the whole family for this special daytime performance. Y'all won't be disappointed.
Learn more about theAmerica's Music series.
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Computer Help
Ask Dole staff your computer help questions during 20-minute one-on-one sessions. We can answer questions about web searching, online job hunting, using email and word processing programs, and Oak Park Public Library's array of online research tools. Please register at least 24 hours in advance at 708-386-9032.
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Yarns and Yarn
All are welcome to join a group of avid readers who meet to discuss books while they knit and crochet blankets and scarves to donate to various charities. No knitting experience needed. No registration required.