Adult Services

Birding 101

Tuesday, January 28, 2025 7–8 pm Dr. Mike Warner from the DuPage Birding Club will present a basic overview of birding in DuPage County. There have been over 440 different species of birds observed in Illinois, and many of them are regularly seen right here in DuPage County. Mike will talk about how to get… [...]

Navigating the Grief Journey

Wednesday, January 15, 2025 10–11:30 am Join us as Sharon Bowers R.N. presents supportive means to navigate the grief process. Discuss self-care, healthy coping mechanisms and local grief care resources. Register with this link here! [...]

Vision Board and Goal Setting

Tuesday, January 14, 2025 4–5 pm Have trouble keeping New Year's resolutions? Try creating a Vision board to remind you. Work on crafting together an image to remind you of what you'd like to achieve, along with setting goals to help get you there. Register with this link here! [...]

The History of Elvis Presley

Tuesday, January 7, 2025 7–8 pm Elvis revolutionized popular music when he exploded onto the scene in 1956. Learn why Elvis remains: The “King of Rock and Roll.” Register with this link here! [...]

Winter Reading Program 2025

January 2 – February 28, 2025 This winter, you can Paws to Read with our Winter Reading Program beginning on Thursday, January 2. Both the adult and youth programs are free, easy, and open to everyone! Visit the library in person to pick up a printed log book (for youth) or bingo card (for adults).… [...]

Firefly Family Theater: The Harvest Moon

Wednesday, November 6 6:30–7:15 pm Join Spark the Firefly and all her friends as they welcome a new season. Watch the changing leaves, gather acorns with a silly squirrel and experience all the sights and sounds of Fall in Firefly Grove. The Harvest Moon includes puppets, original music, interactive movement and lots of fall fun for families!… [...]

Start Hunting in Illinois

Thursday, October 3 6:30-8 pm Did you know over 98% of Illinois is privately owned? That leaves only 2% of the State’s Resources left for the public to enjoy. That doesn’t mean that all the wildlife is on just that meager 2%, generalist species have adapted to urban and suburban living. There may be opportunities… [...]