Week Calendar

Welcome to a place where job seekers and job movers come together to encourage, cajole and support each other’s job search.

Toddlers and adults will participate in hands-on preliteracy activity stations geared toward exploration and sensory play.  Activities are appropriate for children ages 18 months - 3 years.

Adults and children will participate in hands-on preliteracy activity stations geared toward exploration and sensory play.  Activities are appropriate for children ages 3-5.  All children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

We'll organize card games (and by request, games like Yahtzee or Bunco) for seniors, and those on their way to becoming a senior!

Bring a sweater. Light refreshments. Invite a friend or neighbor!

How does one gain access to and find scholarships?    We have all heard stories about money being “out there” for scholarships.  The question is how, when and where should you look?  This workshop will provide practical ti

Springtime concert with local favorite Kym Frankovelgia.  Kym knows swing! She's shared the stage with: The Sammy Kaye Orchestra, The Glenn Miller Band and The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra. 

Bring your own family history notes and questions, you will access to and guidance in using Ancestry.com and other genealogy research tools available at the library.

Greg Kurinec of Bentron Financial Group, Inc. will explain the difference between a will and a trust, and discuss probate, wills, power of attorney for healthcare, and living trusts.

For our Spanish speaking families, this Spanish story program is for preschool children through 9 years of age, and will consist of stories, fingerplays, and songs. A parent or caregiver must attend the program with children under 3.

Learn how to use the slide master, custom themes and layouts; animations and transitions; and how to create a photo album. 

Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint is required.

District 68 teachers, BPAC members and Woodridge Library staff will help families get registered for library cards, take tours of the library and learn about the future Summer Reading Program and prizes.

Learn how to organize and work with data, how to use functions and formulas, and how to create a chart.

Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel is required.

The Scribe of Siena by Melodie Winawer

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