834 Lake St
Oak Park, IL 60301
United States
Chess tournaments are simple, we set up play games then back up and go home. Many participants are local grade school students from Oak Park and River Forest.
This storytime is designed for one-on-one interactions between caregivers and children up to age 5. Music and movement are paired in this big, joyful class. Get ready to sing and dance with your child!
Masks for everyone age 2+ are encouraged while attending this program.
Join other English language learners to practice English and learn new vocabulary in an informal setting. Conversation facilitators will lead the session with a variety of topics for conversation. Free and open to all English language learners.
Free Art Supplies for Everyone
at The Community Exchange.
Donations of new and gently-used supplies accepted but not required to attend
Come by and be inspired!
Babies learn to associate books with fun and shared moments with favorite adults during this storytime designed for one-on-one interactions between caregivers and children birth to 24 months. One-year-olds love to wander and listen while they explore, and caregivers can help them participate while on the move. Short books are paired with songs and rhymes that are modeled to introduce pre-literacy skills. #babytoddler See all upcoming storytimes »
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Masks for everyone age 2+ are encouraged while attending this program.
We meet to discuss history and philosophy.
Medicare Educational Workshop
Visit us to purchase new branded merchandise (or shop online anytime at oppl.org/store).
All sales are final; no refunds, no exchanges.
Acompañanos para una media hora de cuentos en español con Kathy Valdivia. Ven a escuchar historias, canciones, y baile! Este evento ayudará con el crecimiento cognitivo y fomentará el amor por la lectura y el aprendizaje.
Masks for everyone age 2+ are encouraged while attending this program.
This meeting is a combined support group/social connection opportunity for neurodiverse adults (18+) in the Chicago area, hosted by the Chicago Neurodiverse Social Club at the Main Branch of the Oak Park Public Library.