Event List

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

This month we'll be discussing A Sitting in St. James by Rita Williams-Garcia.

Welcome the Year of the Horse and celebrate with crafts and activities for the whole family. Free tickets will be given to those who attend.

Drop in for one-on-one practice to help you prepare for your citizenship interview.

The problem with Tom is that he said things like, “Nothing is more certainly written in the book of fate than that [the slaves] are to be free” while continuing to hold and profit from his own enslaved people.

Books are for everyone, but not every person experiences books in the same way. Learn what makes books (even) better for children with disabilities in this hands-on workshop.

Jackie Jasperson leads a live yoga class and shares information about yoga practice. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat or towel.

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Families and individuals who need a quiet, uncrowded environment are invited to use the library before we open. Explore the Kids Room, Teen Room, Studio, and materials on the first floor.

The Bad Guys 2

This screening is designed for everyone, including families with neurodivergent children and others who may benefit from a less sensory-intense movie experience.

Need one-on-one tech help? Library staff can assist for brief drop-in sessions. Bring your personal device or use a library Chromebook for computer, internet, and technology help.

March 17 is the primary for the next Illinois general election. This informational session will show you how we as librarians answer your election questions.

The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks 

Angela Stenberg from The Talking Farm will share Information about seed starting, followed by a planting activity. All supplies will be provided.

Karate Kid: Legends

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

Free tickets will be given to those who attend.

Need one-on-one tech help? Library staff can assist for brief drop-in sessions. Bring your personal device or use a library Chromebook for computer, internet, and technology help.

This month we'll be discussing James by Percival Everett.

Need help learning to use resources in the library's makerspace? Staff can help during brief drop-in sessions as you learn to use one of the machines or specific software, or they can provide help with a specific project. 

A business counselor from the Illinois Small Business Development Center at Oakton College can assist new and existing businesses with issues related to financing, marketing, and business plans.

Take a friendly tour of the human brain--how neurons spark thoughts, how memories form, why sleep matters, and what we know (and don't know) about the brain.

Explore all of the thoughts, feelings, and realities around grief and loss with professionals from the Skylight Foundation, which provides free mental health services for those in need. 

Drop-in event.

Meet with constituent advocates from the offices of state senators and representatives whose districts include Skokie.

Ask questions about child support, unemployment, Medicaid, senior services, transportation, and more.

Learn how to find the answer to any tech question, solve problems, and become more confident.

Mission: Impossible--The Final Reckoning