Event List

Join us for an hour session of open play chess in the Community Room. All skill levels are welcome to play. There will be no formal instruction given, but Mr. Steve will be on hand to answer any chess related questions.

For grades 3-8.

Get ready for an all-ages storytime featuring stories, music and movement.

For families with children ages birth to six.

Parents, join us with your students at the Library for a delicious sweet treat and fun with board games as we celebrate going back-to-school with Ice Cream! Available while supplies last. 

Victor Zaderej from Happy Leaf LLC will introduce three simple, cost-effective passive hydroponic methods for growing fresh greens and vegetables year-round.

Get together to meet other home-schooling families in the community, learn about how the Library can support you, and do some fun activities.

Drop by after school on the first and third Fridays of the month to enjoy some relaxing and creative time with your friends. All instructions and supplies are provided by the Library. No Registration required.

Grades: 6-8

An interactive storytime that pairs books with movement and mindfulness. Practice yoga poses, play with active songs, and pause for focus and relaxation. For ages 3-6, with caregiver. 

Yoga's a great way to experience movement and relaxation at your own pace, so join us for themed kids poses, active games and breathing and mindfulness breaks. 

Grades: 1-5

Grab your brooms, it's Quidditch time. Meet at the Library before we head to Armstrong Park for several rounds of muggle-style Quidditch action. Alas, there will be no flying and little magic involved, but the game is very real.

We will be sharing wonderful stories, songs and rhymes for our smallest friends. An opportunity for free play and discussion will follow.  

TD3 Innovative Gaming will be returning to the Library to host two hours of Minecraft activities and games! No existing account required, and laptops will be provided. 

For grades 5-8

Let's explore all things that are fun to squish, squeeze and shape. This month, we're rolling out those famous yellow cans for a half hour of PlayDoh play.

We will be sharing wonderful stories, songs and rhymes for our smallest friends. An opportunity for free play and discussion will follow.  

Today is National Teddy Bear Day. Celebrate by building your own teddy bear with our bear-building supplies, then stay for stories and a Teddy Bear Picnic.

A CSPL card is required to register for this program.

Today is National Teddy Bear Day. Celebrate by building your own teddy bear with our bear-building supplies, then stay for games and a Teddy Bear Picnic.

A CSPL card is required to register for this program.

The newly opened Crisis Recovery Center in Wheaton, provides immediate support for mental health and substance use crises for all ages in DuPage County. Join us for a virtual tour to see the center’s services and learn how to access help quickly.

Join us for a live storytime to dance, sing, read and play. 

Calling all Afternoon Artists! Every month, we will feature a special artist to learn their techniques to create unique art of our own.

This month, we will focus on Salvador Dali

Grades: K-3

From 1908 to 1942, Sears constructed a great deal of Kit Homes across the Chicagoland area, many of which still stand today.

Get ready for an all-ages storytime featuring stories, music and movement.

 For families with children ages birth to six.

Looking for a fun and rewarding way to help out your community? Work together and give back by joining the Library's Crafting for a Cause Program! This program is open to high schoolers.

On the day that shocks the world, one boy just wants to find his family. After Lucas's parents decide that football is too dangerous he decides that he has to talk to his biggest fan, his dads best friend, Uncle Benny.