Week Calendar

To register please call Oasis at 314-862-4859 ext 24, class #9630

Almost half of older adults worry about falling.

This program will discuss how the Eight Limbs of Yoga are relevant to our life outside of a studio. Yoga is much more than a movement practice. It is a practice of developing awareness, concentration, and enlightenment.

Do you love to knit or crochet but don't have money to buy all your yarn from yarn stores? This presentation will show you how to take store-bought sweaters and turn them into usable yarn.

For parents looking for guidance on how to introduce children to a foreign language long before most school systems do, this class will provide free resources and discuss the best teaching methods. This class is presented by Ms.

Bring your current WIP (work-in-progress) and join other yarn artists as we sip, knit/crochet/embroidery/etc. and talk about our past, present, and future projects.

Looking to expand your knowledge about Indian dance or simply want to view some amazing talent? Ms. Maguluru holds a degree in dance and has been performing and training for 15+ years.

Push your boundaries a bit more on your next outdoor adventure by learning basic compass navigation skills! This workshop will teach you how to identify parts of a compass, find north, and follow bearings.

To register please call Oasis at 314-862-4859 ext 24, class #10602

Developed by Stanford University's Patient Education Research Center, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions is a discussion-based, self-managemen

Learn how to deal with the fear of public speaking, get tips on how to give a speech, and learn where to find more information. This class is presented by Cathy Swanson, who was a member of Toastmasters International for twenty-one years.

Push your boundaries a bit more on your next outdoor adventure by learning basic compass navigation skills! This workshop will teach you how to identify parts of a compass, find north, and follow bearings.

What the heck is cybersecurity? Is the sky really falling? Are we winning or losing the battle to remain secure in cyberspace? What are organizations doing to protect themselves (and you)?

This workshop, presented by lifelong learner Ms. Nelson, will share resources that promote learning words. We will learn new words, and share strategies on how to incorporate new words into your vocabulary.

'Tis the season for spooky skeletons! Learn about the different bones in the human skeleton and also about the skeletons of different animals!

This program is recommended for Grades K-5.

Ready to branch out of your reading comfort zone?  Stuck in a reading rut?  Join the 2024 Genreflection Book Challenge.

Inspire “Oohs” and “Ahhs” with these astonishing experiments. Explore a variety of chemistry principles including fun with fire, rapid decomposition and ending it all with a bang!

Sara Raasch discusses her newest book, THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE KISSMAS, at the Spencer Road Branch.   

This event is free to attend, but to join the signing line, a copy of

Daisy Darker was born with a broken heart. Now after years of avoiding each other, Daisy Darker’s entire family is assembling for Nana’s 80th birthday party in her crumbling gothic house on a tiny tidal island.

Carl Lutz was a Swiss diplomat who served in the Swiss Legation in Budapest, Hungary, between 1942 and 1945. There, he issued tens of thousands of Swiss protective papers to Hungarian Jews in danger from the Nazis and their collaborators.