Drop in for contemporary board games. Learn a new game or bring your own!

Bring donations for the library's free pantry, The Cupboard, which supports housing & food-insecure community members. Click for a list of items accepted/not accepted. Donate in the lobby.

Play one-off adventures with characters and materials provided. This League is open to everyone, from new players who have yet to learn, to seasoned veterans looking for a new campaign.

Bring donations for the library's free pantry, The Cupboard, which supports housing & food-insecure community members. Click for a list of items accepted/not accepted. Donate in the lobby.

Register to pick up a kit of supplies and complete the project on your own time. Make your own silk screen printed bag to carry your books or finds from the farmers market!

Learn how to post text and pictures, and adjust privacy settings.

Literacy DuPage will host a weekly ESL conversation group! Join to socialize and practice your English speaking skills.

Your kit will include recipes, cookbook recommendations, as well as some history and cultural context.

Michael Dobbs, author of The Unwanted, will join patrons for a virtual author visit about his book and research regarding the bureaucratic obstacles faced by those looking for American visas. 

In celebration of World Bee Day, create a shadow box featuring adorable wooden bees, colorful mushrooms, and lovely pressed flowers. A bookmark with fun bee facts is included.

Kuang’s genre-bending fiction broaches serious topics from a satirical and fantastical perspective. Academic yet approachable, Kuang’s work combines history, magic, and classical literary tradition.

Join your fellow True Crime enthusiasts at DGPL's newest book club! This month, we'll read Something Big by Patrick Wohl. Books available one month before program

Drop in for contemporary board games. Learn a new game or bring your own!

Design a self portrait using maker software and tools.

Design a self portrait using maker software and tools.

Foreign policy issues are discussed.

Learn how to create data entry forms. Prerequisite: Excel Basics or equivalent.

Honor AAPI Month by witnessing how wartime hysteria and prejudice led to injustices committed against Japanese Americans and hear about the struggles and accomplishments of the Purple Heart Battalion.

This beginner-friendly course is perfect for anyone new to the iPhone.

Board meetings are open to all. Agenda and minutes can be found at http://www.dglibrary.org/board-members

This beginner-friendly course is perfect for anyone new to Android.

Drop in for contemporary board games. Learn a new game or bring your own!

Use TinkerCAD to design custom garden stakes.

Literacy DuPage will host a weekly ESL conversation group! Join to socialize and practice your English speaking skills.

Use TinkerCAD to design custom garden stakes.

Join us at Goldfinger Brewing Company to discuss Bog Queen by Anna North. Books are available at the Adult & Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion. For those 21 and over.

Join us at Goldfinger Brewing Company to discuss Bog Queen by Anna North. Books are available at the Adult & Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion. For those 21 and over.

All skill levels are welcome to learn, share, and enjoy.

All skill levels are welcome to learn, share, and enjoy.

Drop in for contemporary board games. Learn a new game or bring your own!

Watch how honeybees function in a colony and learn beekeeping basics at Lyman Woods!

Novice to professional writers meet to read, discuss, and enjoy each other’s work. All genres, styles, and writers welcome.

Literacy DuPage will host a weekly ESL conversation group! Join to socialize and practice your English speaking skills.

Honor Juneteenth by learning about resources and strategies for researching ancestors of the antebellum period.

We’ll discuss On the Hippie Trail: Istanbul to Kathmandu and the Making of a Travel Writer by Rick Steves. Books are available at the Adult and Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion.

Discover how you can make a positive environmental impact by responsibly managing your household waste.

Design a digital bookmark and learn how to transfer it to an aluminum sheet.

We'll discuss Where Peace is Lost by Valerie Valdes. Books are available at the Adult & Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion.

See how the University of Illinois Soil Lab’s Centennial Soil Archive Project helps us understand everything from the impact of farming practices to the effects of climate change.

Drop in for contemporary board games. Learn a new game or bring your own!