Event List

Lots of folks create high expectations for all the wonderful things that they want to have happen over the holidays—and these expectations are often frustrated.

This Oakton College class helps native and non-native English speakers improve their reading and writing skills. 

Interested in your ancestry or finding information on bygone family members? This class introduces the free resources the library offers to help you search for your roots.

Grab your dancing shoes and learn how to square dance! Instructors from Glenview Squares will demonstrate and guide you through the basics of square dance. Come on your own or with a friend.

This community-based book club is for adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities, no matter their reading ability.

Get an overview of Medicare Parts A & B, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplements, and Medicare Part D Prescription drug plans, including deadlines for enrollments based on your situation.

Between the website storied-stuff.com and two published books, Storied Stuff showcases photos of cherished belongings and personal essays.

Now You See Me

This festival highlights Indigenous/Native American filmmakers of all skill levels, providing them a venue for their works and voice.

Learn about U.S. history and government to prepare for the citizenship test. 

This class begins September 19 and ends December 19. For more information, call Oakton College at 847-635-1426.

Get started creating flyers, exploring tools and templates, and many other free aspects of the design platform Canva.com.

This festival highlights Indigenous/Native American filmmakers of all skill levels, providing them a venue for their works and voice.

Learn the basics of Kanopy, the video streaming service available for free to Skokie Public Library cardholders. Think Netflix but with a focus on independent and international films, documentaries, and classics.

One of the most versatile, skilled, and curious musicians in Chicago, guitarist Goran Ivanovic has built a career built upon exploration.

Turning Point Behavioral Health Center provides mental health support for individuals through its Mobile Living Room on a walk-in basis.

AI seems to be everywhere and it's important to understand the basics. This three-part series will introduce how we've gotten to this point, where we are now, and where we might be going with this technology. 

Select the best Medicare Part D option for you with the help of a health care counselor. Starting October 1, call the library at 847-673-7774 to make an appointment. 

Have you ever wanted to be part of a library book discussion group, but you worried that your English language skills were not strong enough?

Learn about current research, assistive devices, and community resources for people who have been diagnosed with an eye condition or have a family member who has a vision impairment.

Housing counselors from Open Communities can assist with housing questions and provide support and resources on a drop-in basis.

John Wendell Adams is the author of the Jack Alexander trilogy; made up of Betrayal, Payback, and Ruthless. His most recent novel was a finalist for the New Generation Indie Book Award, thriller category.

Select the best Medicare Part D option for you with the help of a health care counselor. Starting October 1, call the library at 847-673-7774 to make an appointment. 

Talk with members of the community. Tutors from Niles Township Schools' ELL Parent Center will help with conversations and answer questions. Drop-in event.

Monthly meetings of the library's Board of Trustees, which are are open to the public.