Civics is the study of the rights and duties of citizenship. However, can civics be civil, or dare we say it, FUN? Terry Lynch will explain what it meant, and still means to be an American citizen.
This small-group is designed for children with sensory processing issues and varied learning abilities. Activities engage the senses through books, music and movement. Siblings are welcome.
Explore different types of writing independently during this open lab time. Bring your own ideas or use our story starters to get the creativity flowing.
Join us to make Library promotional videos for our YouTube channel! You can work on everything from scripting to acting to post-production. Snacks will be served and volunteer hours are available.
Connect with knitting-lovers at the Library! Whether you are a beginner or experienced knitter, this casual club is for you. Bring your latest project!
Discover the amazing world of spiders! After spider stories and rhymes in the lodge, we’ll head outside to find eight-legged creatures in their natural habitats. Each person attending must register.
Celebrating the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, John Nygro will talk about Young Frankenstein, an affectionate 1974 parody by Gene Wilder and Mel Brooks of the classic 1931 film.
Celebrate October 3rd with Mean Girls trivia night at Aurelio’s. Order dinner if you wish. Compete in teams of up to six people for ultimate bragging rights.
Children grades 1-5 can brush up reading skills with the help of gentle furry friends. Each child who registers will have 15 minutes to read to a certified therapy dog. Sign up for one date only.
Children grades 1-5 can brush up reading skills with the help of gentle furry friends. Each child who registers will have 15 minutes to read to a certified therapy dog. Sign up for one date only.
Children grades 1-5 can brush up reading skills with the help of gentle furry friends. Each child who registers will have 15 minutes to read to a certified therapy dog. Sign up for one date only.
Children grades 1-5 can brush up reading skills with the help of gentle furry friends. Each child who registers will have 15 minutes to read to a certified therapy dog. Sign up for one date only.
Whether you're a pressure cooking pro or just considering getting started, this is the class for you! Stove top and electric models will be covered. Recipes, tips, and tasty bites will be provided.
Love LEGOs and robots? Using LEGO WeDo kits, build items out of LEGOs, and learn how to program your creation so it moves. Please choose only one time slot.
Love LEGOs and robots? Using LEGO WeDo kits, build items out of LEGOs, and learn how to program your creation so it moves. Please choose only one time slot.
Love LEGOs and robots? Using LEGO WeDo kits, build items out of LEGOs, and learn how to program your creation so it moves. Please choose only one time slot.
Join us at All Chocolate Kitchen for a lively book discussion and great company. Copies of each title are set aside at the Information Desk the month before the discussion.
Come learn what everyone is talking about. This class will cover the parts of Snapchat, how to sign up for a Snapchat account, how to create and send a snap, and how to save snaps to your story.
Explore the art of oral storytelling by the "fire". We'll take an existing story and use our imaginations, body movements, and expressive tones of voice to retell it in our own way.
Get the newest YA titles at book club! Everyone who registers will get a free copy of our next book. Today we're discussing Notes From My Captivity by Kathy Parks.
Take & Make Kits are fun crafts you can take home and make on your own time. New kits debut on the 15th of the month, so grab one before they disappear!
Through play and storytime, Michelle Clark with TriCity Family Services will provide adults and their preschool children with tips to reduce sibling rivalry and encourage cooperation and sharing.
Any board game fans out there? Join us for an evening of tabletop games, like Settlers of Catan or Exploding Kittens. Feel free to bring your own games, too! Snacks will be provided.
Drop in to explore various activity stations designed to encourage exploration, learning, and interest in math at just the right level for your preschooler.
This lecture by College of DuPage History Professor Dr. Ben Whisenhunt examines Putin’s background, style of rule, and overall relationship with the United States.
Come learn what everyone is talking about. This class will cover the parts of Snapchat, how to sign up for a Snapchat account, how to create and send a snap, and how to save snaps to your story.
In this program created especially for Illinois' Bicentennial, Mr. Lincoln, portrayed by Kevin Wood, shares how both he and Illinois were transformed during his years in Illinois.
Explore the art of oral storytelling by the "fire". We'll take an existing story and use our imaginations, body movements, and expressive tones of voice to retell it in our own way.
Bring your FAFSA and all your questions - Andrea Janick and ISAC are here to help get your forms filled out and filed as soon as possible. Bring your own laptop or use one provided by the library.
Zombie tag in the Library? An extreme scavenger hunt in the stacks? That can’t be allowed…but we’re going to try it anyway! We won’t tell if you don’t.
