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DIY Greeting Cards (Grades K-6)
Saturday, September 13, 2:00 p.m.
Bring your inspiration and a list of two people you would like to make cards for. We will provide paper, envelopes, and embellishments so you can create personalized cards. Grades K-6. Click here to register your child for DIY Greeting Cards. |
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Andrew Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth
Tuesday, September 23, 7:00 p.m.
Andrew Carnegie led the expansion of the steel industry during the late 19th century, becoming one of the wealthiest men in American history. After his retirement in 1901, he became a philanthropist, believing in the “Gospel of Wealth”, meaning wealthy people were obligated to give money back to members of society. Hear how Carnegie’s philanthropic interests centering around education and world peace led to the establishment of public libraries.
This program is presented in partnership with the Winfield Historical Society. Register here to attend Andrew Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth. |
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DIY Halloween Puppet Theater
Saturday, October 4,
2:00 p.m.
Create a Halloween puppet theater out of a cereal box. We will also make paper finger puppets. Grades K-6.
Click here to register your child for the DIY Halloween Puppet Theater. |
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Illinois Libraries Present Beyond the Screen: A Wicked Conversation with Marissa Bode
Tuesday, October 21, 7:00p.m.
Zoom Event
Prepare for a magical evening with actress Marissa Bode. Bode made her feature film debut as Nessarose in Academy Award-winning blockbuster Wicked.
As the highly anticipated sequel Wicked: For Good approaches, we’ll reflect on what makes the story so meaningful to Bode and audiences around the world. Bode will also share personal stories and insights from her time on stage, the challenges and rewards of being part of an iconic production, and what the future holds for her career. Click here to register for A Wicked Conversation with Marissa Bode. |
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Events Calendar & Program Registration
Events are clearly labeled on the calendar view as Registration Open, Registration Full,
or Waiting List Open. Events are color-coded: dark blue for adults, green for teens, purple for children, and light blue for all ages. |
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Stay Linked to the Library with our eNewsletter
Stay up-to-date on all library events and news by signing up for our Library Link eNewsletters. Choose All Events, Children’s Events and/or Adult Events. Sign up here for the library's digital newsletter. |
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