Upcoming Events

Looking to learn how to type? Whether you're a beginner or just looking for a refresh, join us in this 5-week class to boost your typing skills. Registration is required. Register by calling the library or filling out this form. Must register by the third class to attend.

Join us for a Bi-Weekly “Would You Rather?” Book Poll Battle! Visit the Chill Spot to read the featured “Would You Rather?” prompt. Cast your vote and see how your choice compares to those of other teens. This is a great way to spark fun debates with friends all summer long! To vote, simply place a sticker next to your choice. Teens who participate in the voting will have a chance to win a prize!

This summer, it’s your moment – and we want to see it! Capture a photo that embodies SUMMER and brings you pure joy. It could be sunshine at the park, your favorite reading spot, time spent with friends, a creative project, or any simple moment that made you smile. Whatever summer means to you, snap it! No fancy camera is needed – your phone works perfectly. This is not about being professional; it’s about creativity.Email your photo to [email protected]. Every participant who submits a photo will receive a prize. Plus, there’s an Instagram-worthy garden backdrop at The Chill Spot where you can pose with your prize and capture your moment.

Play a few rounds of bingo and have a chance to win fun prizes! Registration is not required.Children are welcome to attend alongside an adult.We will not have Bingo on Tuesday, June 16.

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.

Join us for themed stories, songs, and activities! No signup required Ages 3-5 years (Adult must be in attendance with children under 8 yrs. old.)

Join us for a walk and talk about movies, music, books, and more! Every Thursday at Noon from May 21-August 27. We will meet near the South Entrance of the library. Weather permitting. Will not walk in event of rain, storms, strong winds, lightning, thunder, over 90°F, or during other weather advisories.

The birth of America’s public school system has a great deal to do with Black people's activism during enslavement and Reconstruction and their work via the Freedmen's Bureau and the resulting HBCUs. As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country’s independence, College of DuPage English professor Dr. Cheryl Boyle will explore ideas of citizenship, freedom, activism, persistence, and solidarity against a culture that did not see citizenship or personhood as including Black people and freedom that came from Black home schooling.Register here.

Enjoy the warm weather with us at the library! We will have activities, games, and snacks.

Join us for a new series of tasting a variety of high-quality food & drinks! We'll compare different varieties and introduce you to your new favorite food & drink options.July 10: FruitJuly 17: PicklesJuly 24: Tea July 31: TBA