Library News

    In light of the destruction caused by the recent tornado in Oklahoma, several organizations are collecting donations to assist the victims of the disaster.  For those interested in helping, here is a list of those organizations and funds which will impact recovery efforts. OKSTRONG DISASTER RELIEF FUND Governor Mary Fallin, in coordination with (read the rest…)

DuPage County residents affected by recent flooding are eligible to apply for FEMA disaster assistance. Residents can apply online at www.disasterassistance.gov, or by calling 1-800-621-FEMA (3362). The toll-free telephone number will operate from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. CDT, seven days a week. Within the next few days, a disaster recovery center (DRC) will also (read the rest…)

The summer reading programs for both the Youth Services Department and the Adult Services Department will kick off Tuesday, May 28!  The programs end Saturday, August 3.  Youth Services Summer Reading Program:  Have Book — Will Travel.  “Why is summer reading important?” you might ask. Youth Services offers this popular reading incentive program to provide enrichment for (read the rest…)

Looking for fun and affordable activities for your family this summer?  The Villa Park Public Library is once again participating in the the Museum Adventure Pass program.  This program allows patrons to use their library cards to check out free passes or receive discounted admission to 17 area museums.  Some of the participating locations include:  (read the rest…)

To emphasize the importance of reading to your baby from birth, the Villa Park Public Library and the Kiwanis Club of Villa Park are offering our Born to Read program to children from birth up to 36 months. If you are a resident of Villa Park or Oakbrook Terrace, bring your baby or toddler in, (read the rest…)