Join us to discuss death in a welcoming conversation hosted by Death Doula Tiffany Johnson. Share stories, question reality, and hear new voices as we ponder the mystery of death and dying.
Immerse yourself in the time period of our Founder of the Year as we investigate the causes of the Civil War, presented by an Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Museum historian.
Join us at Goldfinger Brewing Company to discuss The Lost Man by Jane Harper. Books are available at the Adult and Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion. For those 21 and over.
Join us the first Wednesday of every month for a craft just for adults 55 and up! We'll be embroidering a sun hat for the nicer weather. All supplies are provided.
Join us at Goldfinger Brewing Company to discuss The Lost Man by Jane Harper. Books are available at the Adult and Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion. For those 21 and over.
Cinco de Mayo is the perfect day to celebrate May with DGMC musicians. There will be lots of great piano music and lively sounds of brass from the Cove Creek Brass Quintet.
Test your knowledge of all things Star Wars in this live pub-style trivia game! Sign up as a squadron of 2-6 or enter Solo and join Forces with another group. Prizes will be awarded to the top teams.
We are thrilled to welcome Kal Penn to close out our 3rd season. Penn is an actor, writer, producer, and former Associate Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement.
Take a look at historical maps, photos, and illustrations while investigating the events and legacies surrounding Abraham Lincoln's assassination with guides from Ford's Theatre.
This seven (7) 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
Explore the history of Naval Station Great Lakes, from its founding in 1911 to its current role as the U.S. Navy's only boot camp. Presented by the National Museum of the American Sailor.
Presenter Lauren Gonzalez demonstrates the best practices for posting on Facebook Marketplace and in Garage Sale Groups. Learners should have taken a basic Facebook class.
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.
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. Practice self care during Mental Health Awareness Month as you make your own Zen garden!
This seven (7) 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
Meeting Room Both (Max Capacity 100),Virtual Meeting
We'll discuss Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body by Rebekah Taussig. Books are available at the Adult & Teen Services Desk one month before each discussion.
Learn how to create data entry forms, link data between worksheets, and employ conditional formatting. Prerequisite: Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2016 or equivalent.
Meet the DGPL Social Work Interns in the library café! Ask questions related to social services. Enjoy coffee and doughnuts over a conversation about resources in the area. Drop-ins welcome!