Week Calendar

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

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

Lapsit Storytime offers our youngest patrons a chance to learn fingerplays and hear stories in a low-key environment with their caregivers. Sign up for series 1 and 2 separately. Please choose one session per series.

In each lively session, children 2 – 3 years old and their caregivers will enjoy songs, action rhymes, and stories that will help develop skills necessary for reading readiness. Sign up for series 1 and 2 separately.

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, children 2 – 3 years old and their caregivers will enjoy songs, action rhymes, and stories that will help develop skills necessary for reading readiness. Sign up for series 1 and 2 separately.

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

Lapsit Storytime offers our youngest patrons a chance to learn fingerplays and hear stories in a low-key environment with their caregivers. Sign up for series 1 and 2 separately. Please choose one session per series.

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.

Earn a volunteer hour by helping Librarians clean toys.

This themed storytime and craft session helps prepare your child for their first school experience. Adults are encouraged to participate with their child. 4 – 6 years with a caregiver

In this program presented by Susan Frick with Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center, you will look at the experience of living with dementia and how you can provide support through your interactions.

Come to the teen area and play games, make a craft, or just hang out.

Experiment with positive and negative space while painting with paper doilies!

Earn a volunteer hour by helping Librarians clean toys.

Join us for this culinary program led by Susan Maddox, featuring some healthy alternatives to everyday dining. The recipes presented will include great flavors and textures while using clean, healthy, and fresh ingredients.

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

Note: The February 6, March 5, and May 7 meetings will be held in the 2nd floor Kwasek Meeting Room.

Water is one of our most important resources. Join a representative from The Conservation Foundation as they explain why we need to think of water as a resource to be conserved rather than a waste product to be removed.