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Library News

Registration is now open for library events this winter!

With the arrival of the latest edition of our Reading Matters newsletter, which includes event descriptions, book suggestions and information about library services, our Events calendar is now open for programs beginning December 1. Note: All library events are free and open to the public; some age ranges apply.

The underlined text links to event descriptions and registration options.

We’re thrilled to announce a variety of exciting programs designed to bring holiday cheer to our community!

There’s more to our story!

For teens and parents trying to navigate the college search process, you won’t want to miss out on our College Planning Sessions, with different topics scheduled December through February.

Check our calendar for everyone’s favorites like storytimes, genealogy and book discussions. And you’ll want to register soon for popular programs featuring STEAM concepts and fantasy play like Dungeons & Dragons and other gaming events. They fill up fast!

Want to get your teen involved at the library? Check out these programs:

Along with registering online through the highlighted links noted above, you can also call or register for an event in person at the Adult Services Desk, 630/393-1171 x121 or the Youth Services Desk, 630/393-1171 x124.

Fall 2024 Reading Matters, read now.

Fall Library Events—Register Now!

Our Events calendar is now open for programs beginning September 3. Click on the links below to learn more about these events and view registration requirements, if any. Note: All library events are free and open to the public; some age ranges apply.

Many favorites return to our calendar, like storytimes, genealogy and book discussions. Popular programs featuring STEAM concepts and fantasy play like Dungeons & Dragons and other gaming events fill up fast, so register now! And Chef Dave is back with a Dinner Party Desserts program.

Sunday Music Matinees are back on the calendar, September through March.

Hispanic Heritage Month starts September 15. Our librarian staff have planned take-home crafts and an informative discussion about immigrants settling in the area over 100 years ago. We're also hosting an event to officially welcome our latest artwork to the library—an Alebrije sculpture named Buck by Mexican artist Edgar Camergo Reyes.

Adults will want to plan a few evenings at the library to learn more about the environment, estate planning, silent film and the accomplishments of Black aviators throughout history and get the latest on AI.

Want something fun or interesting for your teen or older child to enjoy? Check out these programs:

Escape Room: Beetlejuice Academy

100 Books Before High School Movie Party

Teen Volunteer Introductory Sessions

Crochet Club

Along with registering online through the highlighted links noted above, you can also call or register for an event in person at the Adult Services Desk, 630/393-1171 x121 or the Youth Services Desk, 630/393-1171 x124.

Tap into Libby, the One-Tap Reading App

Libby is the reading app with free books, audiobooks and magazines all in one place.Give it a try today. Download from the App Store or get it on Google Play. If you have questions about using the app, you can meet one-on-one with a librarian to get you all set up. To schedule a Book-A-Librarian session, call our Adult Services Desk. 630/393-1171 x121. Read more.

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SWAN Libraries Mobile App

Did you know you can use the SWAN Libraries Mobile App to link library accounts for all members of your household? The app makes it easy to keep track of all items checked out on parent and children accounts. Even if you're only managing one account, the app is a great digital tool for searching the catalog, placing holds and monitoring your account. Read more.

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Library Mask Requirements as of July 30, 2021

Effective July 30, 2021, except for children under the age of 2, all Library visitors, regardless of vaccination status, must wear a face mask at all times.

A face mask must cover both nose and mouth; fit snugly against the face and be secured under the chin; not have holes or exhalation vent(s). A face shield is not a substitute for a face covering.

For details about current availability of Library resources, and requirements when visiting, go to Library Services as of September 7, 2021. Also see Curbside Pickup Service.

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Banned Books Week: September 26–October 2, 2021

Can you believe Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck and To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee are still on the American Library Association's list of Top 10 Most Challenged Books? Find the complete list, which includes direct links to titles in our catalog, and learn more about our freedom to read in Banned Books Week.

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In-Person Programming Returns to the Library

BIG NEWS!!! Beginning September 7, 2021, we will once again be hosting in-person events in our building. We have planned a full array of programming with storytimes, STEAM sessions, gaming, book discussions and educational presentations. We will continue to offer crafting and STEAM kits for pickup. Also, a few programs will be held via Zoom. For a listing of all fall events, visit Reading Matters.

Most library events, including all storytimes which were previously drop-in events, require registration in our Events calendar.