Week Calendar

People’s Resource Center is offering a 6 week class on Microsoft Word where you can learn to create both simple and more complex Word documents that include illustrations and tables.

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

A library staff member will proctor a full length simulated, or practice, SAT test (no essay component).

Either use some of your watercolor backdrops or start with a fresh background and add pictures cut or torn out of magazines to create a fun collage that expresses your unique style.

Singer/guitarist Steve Justman, inspired by the new Ken Burns documentary on the history of Country Music, will play music from string bands to bluegrass, from The Carter Family to Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline and more.

Registration required, seats are limited.

Bring your own family history notes and questions. You will access Ancestry.com and other genealogy research tools available at the library.

A representative from the U.S. Census Bureau will host an information table in the lobby of the Woodridge Public Library on Wednesday, November 20, 2019 from 2 to 4 p.m.

This literature-sharing program for young people in grades K-3 includes stories and activities. Dates for this 3-week series are November 6, 13 & 20.  Registration begins October 23.

Join us each month to discuss a different nominee from the 2020 Illinois Caudill Readers' Choice List and enjoy treats.   For kids in grades 5-8.  Online registration begins Monday, August 19.  Copies of the

Students are required to register for this course through the South Suburban Immigrant Project. Call (630) 296-6755 to register.

Bring your needle-related project and supplies and join us for conversation and useful tips. We help each other!

Learn how to create and run a basic slide show with text and graphics.

Prerequisite: Experience with the mouse/keyboard and Microsoft Windows.

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.

The River, by Peter Heller.

Copies of the book will be available four weeks in advance at the Circulation Desk.

The Song of the Lion by Anne Hillerman

Crime Readers Book Discussion meets at Home Run Inn Pizza in Darien, and is co-sponsored by the Indian Prairie Public Library.

This class walks you through the entire canning process – from finding great produce, using safe recipes, the actual process of canning, and proper storage of your final product. Current, USDA approved methods for canning will be shared.