Events

Line Dancing Class with Cynthia Morse, C Soul Slyders

        - Available In-Person @ 1:00pm - 2:30pm - 

Registration is required, and will open on February 28th.

Cynthia Morse has been teaching Line Dancing for over 15 years, finding a Fun way to incorporate exercise into our daily routines. Classes are beneficial for good health, muscle tone and cardiovascular strength. Dancing also       reduces stress and can help decrease blood pressure.

Join us for a Fun and Invigorating afternoon of dancing!

Beginners Session 1:00pm -2:00pm

Intermediate Session 2:00pm - 2:30pm

* Please note* The Intermediate session is from 2:00pm - 2:30pm. If you're not interested in this session, you are welcome to leave at your convenience.

Nature's Gentle Tai Chi Gong with Brian Thompson

        - Available In-Person. Start Time @ 9:15am-

Join Brain Thompson, Founder/ Wellness Innovator Speaker/ Healer of Bnew4life LLC as he demonstrates and lead participants in breathing, relaxation, self-calming and gentle movement techniques. These methods help address pandemic related stress, release pain and improve quality of life. Calming music will accompany the natural environment.

Tai chi is a system of movements and positions believed to have developed in 12th Century China. Tai chi techniques aim to address the body and mind as an interconnected system and are traditionally believed to have mental and physical health benefits.

Registration is Required for each Session

Registration will open on March 3rd

Join Sherri Ewing of Precious One Designs for a fun and informative jewelry making class. Unleash your creativity and express your personality by designing and assembling a one-of-a-kind charm bracelet in this fun, hands-on workshop!

Registration is required.

SESSIONS ARE FULL FOR MARCH

Ageless Strength & Mobility

-Available In-Person at the Library at 11:30am

Registration is required.

Registration will begin on February 25th

To register for this program, please contact Katherine Goosby

Join us on designated days for an interactive, instructional fitness session with fan-favorite instructor Arlene Santiago! We've taken Chair Yoga and graduated into something even more exciting: Ageless Strength & Mobility!

This program is available in-person at the library. 

Chess Club for Adults & Seniors

-Available in-person at the library-

Registration is Required and will open on March 4th

The Park Forest Public Library is excited to announce our Chess club for adults and seniors. This is a social club designed to build a community of chess players both new to the game and long time players.

Our goal is to provide a laid back welcoming place for adults to play and connect with other adults who love the game of chess.

This club is informal and self-instructed with no guided teaching. We encourage attendees to engage in friendly competition, introduce new players to the game, and help spread the love of chess.

Chess boards will be available, or feel free to bring your own.

Chess Club will meet twice a month on designated Wednesdays

Join us for a patron-led craft session every 2nd Wednesday of the month! Please bring your own project that you are working on from home and spend an evening working on your craft in a group environment. Beading supplies and extra projects are occasionally provided. 

No registration is required.

Music, Movement & Meditation for Adults & Seniors

(4 Part Series) 

March 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th

-In Person at 10:30am-

Registration Registration, and will open on February 26th

What You Will Experience:

• Gentle Restorative Stretching: Flow through a series of effortless, low-impact stretches designed to release tension, improve flexibility, and "unlock" the body's natural energy.

• Expressive Movement: Connect with your body through fluid, graceful motions that encourage self-expression and physical freedom, adaptable for all mobility levels.

• Healing Soundscapes: Immerse yourself in an ambient music and nature-inspired rhythms carefully selected to synchronize your breathing and calm the nervous system.

• Guided Meditation: Transition from movement into deep stillness with mindfulness techniques that clear mental clutter and promote a lasting sense of inner peace.

Program led by Brian Thompson & Nona Frazier of BNEW4LIFE

Connecting Through Treads

**Available In-Person at 11:30am**

Join us for a relaxing afternoon just for knitters, crocheters and more! Gather with knitters just like you to share ideas, techniques, and good conversation.

Bring your own knitting & crochet materials, or use the basic supplies provided.

No experience needed. All skill levels welcome

(This is a self-guided event)

No Registration Required

With the internet becoming increasingly accessible, it is important for residents to understand how to keep themselves and their families safe online. This interactive one-hour session, led by the Sheriff’s Office IT Department, covers the essentials of online safety, 
protecting personal information, and understanding online scams. 

Registration is required.

SESSIONS ARE FULL FOR MARCH

Ageless Strength & Mobility

-Available In-Person at the Library at 11:30am

Registration is required.

Registration will begin on February 25th

To register for this program, please contact Katherine Goosby

Join us on designated days for an interactive, instructional fitness session with fan-favorite instructor Arlene Santiago! We've taken Chair Yoga and graduated into something even more exciting: Ageless Strength & Mobility!

This program is available in-person at the library.