Locations & Hours

A three story copper, stone, and glass building sitting inside a tree-lined park

Main Library

Monday–Thursday: 9 am–9 pm
Friday: 9–6 pm
Saturday: 9 am–5 pm
Sunday: 12–5 pm

834 Lake St., Oak Park, IL 60301
708.383.8200
Garage parking (first two hours free)
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A one-story brick building with concrete steps leading to a set of double doors with a sign above that reads Adele H. Maze Branch Oak Park Public Library

Maze Branch

Monday–Thursday: 10 am–9 pm
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 10 am–5 pm
Sunday: 12–5 pm

845 Gunderson Ave., Oak Park, IL 60304
708.386.4751
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The first floor of a multi-story brick building with a sidewalk leading up through the grass to a single entry door

Dole Branch (at Dole Center)

Monday: Closed
Tuesday–Thursday: 10 am–9 pm
Friday: 10 am–6 pm
Saturday: 10 am–5 pm
Sunday: 12–5 pm

255 Augusta St., Oak Park, IL 60302
708.386.9032
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At the Main Library

A parking garage entrance and exit ramp descending below a multi-story stone and copper building

Underground parking garage rates

NUMBER OF HOURSRATE
Less than 2 hoursFree
2-3 hours$1.00
3-4 hours$5.00
4-6 hours$10.00
6-12 hours$20.00

Electric vehicle charging

Prioritizing sustainability, the library promotes and encourages the use of electric vehicles. In January 2024, the library added charging stations in the Main Library garage to give public access to electric energy to recharge plug-in electric vehicles.


At the Maze Branch

Four picnic benches with umbrellas sit outside on a patio in front of a brick building

Outdoor patio seating

Bring a book or your lunch to the south side of Maze Branch, where we have four new picnic tables with umbrellas (pictured above), first-come, first-served.

Adults and children exploring the raised garden beds outside of a brick building

Community Sensory Garden

Maze Branch is home to the Community Sensory Garden, where flowers, ornamental plants, and herbs are grown for the community to enjoy and harvest. Patrons tend to the garden during summer classes.

Four people sitting on and next a green bench with a plaque that reads PoSITivity Bench

PoSITivity Bench

Thanks to a local chapter of The Links, Inc., the PoSITivity Bench (pictured above) welcomes patrons to Maze Branch. Installed in spring 2022. Links, an international volunteer organization of professional women of African descent, focuses on community service, including services to youth, the arts, and health and human services. “During the pandemic especially, we saw the need for a spot to find peace, reflection, and safety,” said Beverly Singleton, West Town Links Friendship Co-Chair. She and other Links members called the PoSITivity Bench’s new home—in a shaded spot along the walkway next to hydrangea trees—”tranquil” and “perfect.” “I hope people can sit and think about happier, less stressful times, times that brought them peace,” she added.