You love movies. You love convenience, and you want instant access to movies at home. You like something a little different, but want to be entertained without feeling like you've seen it before. Then, you might like IndieFlix, where you can stream unlimited movies for free with your Oak Park Public Library card and PIN.

Winter weather has arrived, making it the perfect time to snuggle up with a good audiobook or story. This year's Winter Reading Program, 'Listen to Some Ear Candy' rewards you for doing just that.

John Searles delivers the 2013 Ballinger Lecture, followed by an author reception and signing. Reserve your space for this after-hours event now.

Oak Park Public Library offers three great programs for seniors during National Celebrating Seniors Week. Enjoy lectures on aging gracefully and improving short term memory, or relax with a film and discussion.

Welcome David Seleb to Oak Park

Our own Karen Stoner reviews some yoga instruction videos available at Oak Park Public Library

Join us on Tuesday, February 5 at noon to discuss Death at La Fenice by Donna Leon. This spring we'll host monthly discussions of mysteries set in different places throughout the world.

Oak Park's Maggie Anderson and her family set out to only buy from Black-owned business for the year. Their experience is chronicled in Anderson's Our Black Year: One Family's Quest to Buy Black in America's Racially Divided Economy. Join Ms. Anderson to discuss her research and her book on Sunday, November 18 at Oak Park Public Library.

Everyone is welcome to this film festival focused on the many aspects of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender life. View and discuss interesting movies, celebrate diversity, and learn new things. The 2012 GLBT Documentary Film Festival begins Sunday, October 7.