Upcoming Events

Explore the wonderful world of crochet! This beginner class will focus on tips and techniques to start crochet projects. We will learn chaining (ch) and single crochet (sc). Project will be a miniature hat and crochet scrunchie. Sign up here.

Join us to hear stories, sing songs, and participate in fun activities! Ages 0-5

We read fiction written by Black authors. Book club meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM. For information on titles previously read, click here Image by Manuel Rios from Pixabay

Join Susan Wilkens from Dancing Cranes Yoga for a relaxing session of CHAIR yoga without getting down on the floor! For ages 14+. No registration required.

Patrick Dulleck from First Choice Insurance Agency will be at Bellwood Public Library to discuss Medicare Planning.Wednesday, November 4, at 2:00 pm

Build and create with legos! Whether you are inspired by a provided prompt, or prefer to freestyle, all are welcome!

Have dinner, watch the documentary "A.I. Revolution" (53 minutes), and discuss.Registration Required.Registration open from October 16 at 6:00 pm-November 2 at 6:00 pm.

Looking to learn to use a computer? We've got the classes! Every Thursday at 3pm, a librarian will teach the basics of using a computer. These classes are taught a la carte so you can pick and choose which topics to come to. We will be touching on all manner of computer use topics, including mouse skills, internet use, and email. The full schedule is below. For more information, check out our Computer Basics webpage. To sign up, call the library at 708-547-7393 or click the title of the class you want to attend.Getting Familiar with Computers | 9/10/26Getting Familiar with Computers Week 2 | 9/17/26Mouse Skills | 9/24/26Keyboard Shortcuts | 10/1/26Internet Basics 1 | 10/15/26Internet Basics 2 | 10/22/26Upload/Download Lab | 10/29/26Email 1 | 11/5/26Email 2 | 11/12/26Online Safety | 11/19/26Search Basics | 12/3/265 Mini Workshops | 12/10/26Basic Computer Troubleshooting | 12/17/26

Join us as a family to create your own painting!

Join us for a screening of the new documentary "The Arctic: Our Last Great Wilderness." Most of us will never visit America's Arctic, but what happens there impacts every corner of Planet Earth. The coastal plain of the Arctic is a nesting ground for birds from all 50 US states and six continents. Its wetlands are a globally significant carbon sink and climate mitigator. Its nutrient-dense ocean currents influence fisheries and abundance across the globe. No matter where you are, your life is directly tied to America's Arctic! Save your spot here.