Pick up a random book by a Yiddish author along with small goodies. Everything is yours to keep.

This four-week course introduces the components of a computer, how to use a mouse, Windows Desktop, introduction to applications, files, and folders, and using the internet

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.

U.S. and Foreign policy issues are discussed.

Make a handy jar opener.

We'll discuss How to Share an Egg: A True Story of Hunger, Love and Plenty by Bonny Reichert. Books are available at the Adult & Teen Services desk 6-weeks before each discussion.

David Wylly of the Medicare Solutions Network explains the changes for 2027.  What Medicare covers, what it doesn't, and your potential out-of-pocket exposure.

We’ll discuss The Witch Roads by Kate Elliott. Books are available at the Adult and Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion.

Drop off your gently used board games and puzzles!

Craft a beautiful paper wreath using our vinyl cutter and quilling tools.

Celebrate Family Heritage Month and meet our new Microfilm machine!

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

Drop off your gently used board games and puzzles!

Meet the new director, Heather-Marie Montilla! Ask questions and chat about the library and community over coffee and breakfast pastries. Hosted in the Lobby Café.

Make a monogrammed keychain using the Silhouette vinyl cutter.

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.

Meet the Trustees, ask questions, and chat about the library and community over coffee and breakfast pastries. Hosted in the Lobby Café.

This four-week course covers moving and resizing application windows, creating files, folders, shortcuts, libraries, and external hard drives.

Pick out new to you puzzles and board games!

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.

This four-week course introduces the components of a computer, how to use a mouse, Windows Desktop, introduction to applications, files, and folders, and using the internet

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.

Create your own calm with scented candles and bath bombs.

Learn to decorate Halloween cupcakes that are so cute it's scary! This beginner friendly workshop will teach you cake decorating basics, and send you home with a sweet treat.

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

This four-week course covers moving and resizing application windows, creating files, folders, shortcuts, libraries, and external hard drives.

Learn about library resources for caregivers caring for adults, including memory kits, accessibility devices, easy read books, talking books, and more. Enjoy a snack and craft too!

Celebrate Halloween and stop by for a family friend concert!

This four-week course introduces the components of a computer, how to use a mouse, Windows Desktop, introduction to applications, files, and folders, and using the internet

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.

Pick up a kit that includes resources to learn about the Day of the Dead celebration and supplies to create your own papel picado.

U.S. and Foreign policy issues are discussed.

Discuss Kadya Molodovsky's book and the imporance of writing your story as you create your own journal.

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

Learn the basics of paper quilling while making a work of art.

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

This four-week course covers moving and resizing application windows, creating files, folders, shortcuts, libraries, and external hard drives.

Join us for this year's West Towns Chorus fall concert!

Beginner-friendly course, perfect for anyone new to the iPhone.

This four-week course introduces the components of a computer, how to use a mouse, Windows Desktop, introduction to applications, files, and folders, and using the internet

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

Pick up a Family Literacy Month Kit to celebrate your family's love to read!

Format headers, create professional table of contents, and master mail merge.

Presented by experts from Midwestern University Clinics, each session will focus on practical information and strategies you can use in everyday life.

Join us at Goldfinger Brewing Company to discuss Old School Indian. Books are available at the Adult & Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion. For those 21 and over.

Walk around Barth Pond while discussing Whistler by Ann Patchett. Books will be available at the Adult & Teen Services Desk one month before the discussion.

Hands on instruction for first time knitters.

Join us at Goldfinger Brewing Company to discuss Old School Indian. 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.

Learn how to spin your own yarn using a drop spindle, a technique dating back thousands of years! All materials will be provided.

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

This four-week course covers moving and resizing application windows, creating files, folders, shortcuts, libraries, and external hard drives.

Create molds and pour your own snowflake-shaped soap.

Make your own custom keychains!

Learn how to start, craft, and organize your genealogy research, effectively creating a plan using logs and citations.

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.

Presented by experts from Midwestern University Clinics, each session will focus on practical information and strategies you can use in everyday life.

Hear Songs of the American Revolution and connect with fellow veterans as we thank you for your service. Light refreshments served.

We’ll discuss All That We See or Seem by Ken Liu. Books are available at the Adult and Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion.

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