Week Calendar

Register for a kit containing a 4" × 4" canvas, paints, and a brush. Pick up your kit at the Adult Services Desk starting Jan. 9, then take it home to paint. Return your canvas to the Library by Wednesday, Jan. 25, for display in the art show.

Register for a kit containing a 4" × 4" canvas, paints, and a brush. Pick up your kit at the Youth & Teen Services Desk starting Jan. 9, then take it home to paint. Return your canvas to the Library by Wednesday, Jan.

Lapsit storytime offers our youngest patrons a chance to learn fingerplays and hear stories in a low-key environment with their caregivers. This is a four-week series.

Lapsit storytime offers our youngest patrons a chance to learn fingerplays and hear stories in a low-key environment with their caregivers. This is a four-week series.

Drop in for these storytimes filled with music, movement, and stories. Designed for ages 0 – 6 years with a caregiver.

Drop in with your little one to enjoy songs and stories in Spanish. Presented by The Language Labs. 0 – 6 years with a caregiver.

In each lively session of this 4-week series, children from 2 to 3 years old and their caregivers will enjoy time with songs, action rhymes, and stories that will help develop skills necessary for reading readiness.

Lapsit storytime offers our youngest patrons a chance to learn fingerplays and hear stories in a low-key environment with their caregivers. This is a four-week series.

Earn a volunteer hour by helping Librarians clean toys.

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.

In each lively session of this 4-week series, children from 2 to 3 years old and their caregivers will enjoy time with songs, action rhymes, and stories that will help develop skills necessary for reading readiness.

In each lively session of this 4-week series, children from 2 to 3 years old and their caregivers will enjoy time with songs, action rhymes, and stories that will help develop skills necessary for reading readiness.

This themed storytime and craft session helps prepare your child for their first school experience. Adults are encouraged to participate with their child. 

National Vision Board day is meant as a day to envision dreams and goals for the new year. Pictures and photos are used on poster board as a daily reminder of what those goals are and motivating people stay on track to make their goals reality.

Learn about weather by creating a snowstorm in a mason jar using everyday items.

Bring your own blankets or sheets, pillows, and a flashlight to build your fort. Enjoy a story together around the “campfire” and then crawl into your fort to read with your family. This is a special after-hours program.

Learn about weather by creating a snowstorm in a mason jar using everyday items.

Earn a volunteer hour by helping Librarians clean toys.

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

Learn how to look for clues and solve crimes like a detective, with help from the Westmont Police Department!

This interactive, patron-led group is for adults interested in getting feedback from their peers on original writing.

Try new flavors and recipes, and connect with other cooking enthusiasts. Each month, the Library will provide a spice packet. Then we’ll meet at the Library to share our thoughts on the featured spice and the dishes we’ve created.

Join us for an exciting evening of team trivia. Back to twice a month starting January 2023!