Event List

Enjoy great films at your library every Monday! Doors open at 12:45pm. 

Father of the Bride (1991)

Meet other enthusiasts and play the Chinese tile-based game of Mah Jongg. Beginners welcome.

There will be no Mah Jongg on March 17 due to the library serving as a polling location.

Discover the modern history of book therapy in this engaging virtual presentation with historian Mary Mahoney. Explore how readers—from Elvis Presley to Oprah’s Book Club audiences—have used books for comfort, clarity, and healing.

Share tips and show off your work with needle-art enthusiasts.

Whether you’re writing for fun or to be published someday, foster your creativity with like-minded authors in this monthly group. Bring in original work to be read aloud and get constructive feedback from your peers. Ages high school and up.

Learn to use Canva templates to customize and make a standard letter-size flyer. If you’re new to Canva, arrive by 6:30pm for a brief introduction and free account setup.

Calling all crafters! Gather together over snacks, movies, and dedicated time for creating what you love. We’ll decide as a group what to watch while enjoying each other’s company and working on our own projects.

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a concert featuring Irish composers and music celebrating the Emerald Isle!

This month we will be reading How to Read a Book by Monica Wood. 

Enjoy great films at your library every Monday! Doors open at 12:45pm. 

Father of the Bride (1991)

Meet other enthusiasts and play the Chinese tile-based game of Mah Jongg. Beginners welcome.

There will be no Mah Jongg on March 17 due to the library serving as a polling location.

Join us for an inspiring evening that explores the power of books to heal, connect, and transform lives.

Share tips and show off your work with needle-art enthusiasts.

Enjoy a hands-on flower arranging workshop led by Jessica from Anemone Floral. Discover simple design techniques, explore seasonal blooms, and bring home a stunning arrangement you create yourself.

You’re invited to an evening of conversation and mingling in celebration of the Lincolnwood Reads 2026 selection, How to Read a Book by Monica Wood.

Ede2 celebrates its 15th Anniversary with an original dance production “The Little Dancer: A Reimagining of Le Petit Prince” written by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. The out-of-this-world production will follow the story of

This month we will be reading Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters.

Meet Monica Wood–author of How to Read a Book–from the comfort of your own home!

Share tips and show off your work with needle-art enthusiasts.

Join us for a Coptic stitch bookbinding workshop inspired by How to Read a Book.

Join us for a fun and friendly game of Scrabble at the Library! Whether you're a seasoned wordsmith or a beginner, all experience levels are welcome. We’ll provide the space and the game —just bring your love of words!

Create beautiful masterpieces together using step-by-step painting. Please register each family member that will be attending.

Ages 5+

Industrious, irreverent, humble–though he may deny the accusation–Percival Everett, like his fiction, defies categorization.

Join A Refuge for Saving the Wildlife for an inspiring look into the world of rescue parrots. Discover how these intelligent, social birds find new beginnings through the care and dedication of volunteers.