Upcoming Events

Experiment with color diffusion in this leaf-themed art experiment.

Start your weekend with a story! Drop in for a special Saturday edition of this active storytime filled with music, movement, and stories. 0 – 6 years with a caregiver

Come learn with us! Join this informal and friendly group to practice English conversation skills. Led by a tutor from Literacy DuPage, we meet all year long. Co-sponsored by Literacy DuPage.

Drop in to create your own button.

Earn a volunteer hour by helping Librarians clean toys.

Join this patron-led book discussion group to explore the world—one book at a time! Copies will be available for pickup one month in advance.

Join our Librarians for an exciting evening of Trivia!

Beginners and experienced crafters alike are invited to attend this casual, patron-led knitting, crochet, and lacemaking group.

October 8th meeting will be held in Study Room I on the second floor. 

Flex your STEM muscles as you play, build, design, problem solve, and collaborate at each station. Grades K – 5 with a caregiver

Build a marble roller coaster as a family with the provided supplies. Make it tall, fast, or upside down—you decide!

Complete crafts to earn volunteer hours! Pick up a kit of supplies and instructions from the Youth & Teen Desk, while supplies last, then return your completed crafts by the deadline for credit. Dec. 2 – 23: Worry Stones

Earn a volunteer hour by helping Librarians clean toys.

Pick up a kit with supplies and instructions for a project to complete at home. Available while supplies last. 3 – 8 years

Create two wood ornaments—one for yourself and one for the Library’s Holly Days tree!

Connect with other gardeners—beginners and experts alike—as we explore all aspects of gardening.

Note: There is no meeting in January.

Come talk about books set in imaginative times and places, from the mythic past to the far future. Copies will be available for pickup one month in advance. Register with your email address to receive the link.

This educational program will help you recognize common signs of the disease in yourself and others and the next steps to take, including how to talk to your doctor.

Presented by the Alzheimer’s Association.

In this program, we’ll take a look at the elements of a successful retirement. We’ll also talk about finding purpose after leaving the workforce and discuss ways to help you prepare and adapt.

Join us for a special musical series at the Library!

Bring a warm glow to your winter evenings by making your own snowy luminary jar.

Join us for 30 minutes of chair yoga led by Michelle Schumacker of Good Juju Yoga.

Physical Activity Acknowledgement