Week Calendar

Baby Lapsit II is a more energetic 15-minute storytime for our crawlers and walkers with simple stories, songs, fingerplays and movement activities.  Fifteen minutes of playtime and social time will follow the program. 

PRC is offering a multi-week Introduction to Excel class on Saturday mornings, at the Woodridge Public Library.

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

Toddler Time is a thirty-minute story program for 2-year-olds (or young 3's) and caregiver. 

Storytime is a half-hour story program for 3 to 5-year-olds (not in Kindergarten). 

Short films for young children based on picture books.

Baby Lapsit I is a gentle 15-minute storytime of fingerplays, soft movement activities and a story shared with your baby.  Fifteen minutes of playtime and social time will follow the program.  

This program is for families with children 2 to 5 years of age. Parents or caregivers are welcome to attend, but are not required to unless their child is under 3 years of age. Registration not required.

Through folktales, stories and artifacts, Woodridge resident Nuku Watson will introduce attendees to her native Liberia. Learn about the small African country whose very existence is intertwined with U.S.

Local writer's are holding a drop-in writing session just-off-the lobby: part of the Writing Journey group.

February Featured Artist: Jay Moore

The Woodridge Public Library Gallery will exhibit over 30 portraits created by local artist Jay Moore throughout February.

Meet in the Computer Training Lab to design, print and create your own buttons (pin-back). You can bring in your ready-made digital design, photos, drawings and ideas, or start from scratch. Buttons are approximately 1.5 inches.

Join us for an all-ages imaginative class that develops coordination, self-confidence, strength, and concentration.  Carve out time for this healthy activity that the whole family can enjoy!  No prior yoga experience necessary.

Meet in the Computer Training Lab to design, print and create your own buttons (pin-back). You can bring in your ready-made digital design, photos, drawings and ideas, or start from scratch. Buttons are approximately 1.5 inches.

 Learn about changes for the 2018 returns with local tax expert Judi Strauss.

Canceled