Washington Park Branch
Fiber Arts Classes
Learn to knit, sew, crochet and much more with our fiber arts classes. You will impress your friends and family with your new skills!
Story Time
From the rhythm and repetition of nursery rhymes to the use of picture books, songs and flannel board stories, your child will be encouraged to develop early literacy skills. Recommended for babies, toddlers and preschoolers.
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Upcoming Events
Sewing Open Lab
Washington Park Branch Library
Friday
September
18
3:00pm
Washington Park Branch (Washington Park – Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Life Skills; Maker/DIY
Come and sew at the Washington Park Library and bring your sewing projects. All the tools are here for you. Participants are required to bring their own materials. Machine sewing skills are required.
AFOL Build Session
Adult Fans of LEGO
Saturday
September
19
2:00pm
Washington Park Branch (Washington Park – Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Games & Activities
Bring your new LEGO set, or use our bricks, to build with other Adult Fans of LEGO. Recommended for ages 18 and up.
A World of Color and Shape
Surreal, Abstract -Modern- Make Contempo Art to Jazz Music
Monday
September
21
5:30pm
Washington Park Branch (Washington Park – Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Arts & Crafting
Leave the stress of everyday life behind and join us for an evening of Jazz and Contemporary Art, Where we can relax and express ourselves through Color and Shape. Recommended for 18+.
Build & Perfect Your Resume
Job Seekers Series
Tuesday
September
22
10:15am
Washington Park Branch (Washington Park – Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Business & Careers
Transform your unique talents and experiences into a career-launching masterpiece! Learn how to craft a resume. Ages 18 & up. Registration required.
Baby to Five Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Tuesday
September
22
10:15am
Event Categories: Storytime
Through movement, songs, rhymes, and storytelling, children (ages 0-5) build early literacy, language, and motor skills while preparing for reading, writing, and discovering the joy of books.
