Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
Drop-in event recommended for families with children ages 6 and up. Cardboard, blocks, giant building bricks, and more! We’ll have the supplies, you bring the imagination. We can’t wait to see what you’ll create.
Join the Des Plaines History Center this summer as we travel through time! Over the course of six weeks, we will explore different eras of human history starting with Ancient Egypt. Learn about castles, mummies, and more in these fun programs for kids ages 5-12! These family programs will be in-person on Wednesdays, starting at...
Join us for a fun, hands-on family program featuring reptiles and insects from all over the world!
Themes change weekly. June 8: Giant Bubble Show June 15: Tie Dye June 22: Animal BINGO June 29: Mad Science July 6: Trolls World Tour Movie July 13: Outdoor Art Party July 20: Garden Games
Naturalist Mark Spreyer of Stillman Nature Center introduces you to North American owls and other raptors. Learn about their amazing hunting adaptations, while special feathered guests illustrate just who’s who. Drop in. Meeting Room. Sessions from 2:00pm - 3:00pm or 3:00pm - 4:00pm.
Are you new to the library or haven't been able to make it to weekday storytimes? Come to this special event to find out what storytimes at the library are all about!
Celebrate the 300th Anniversary of the Illinois National Guard Attend demonstrations in Adams Park, presentations at the Museum and explore tables with relics and artifacts. Wheaton resident Capt. Marcellus Jones fired the first shot at Gettysburg 160 years ago, learn more about his fascinating story and honor local historians. The event is hosted by the...
For grades 1–6. Need some help completing your Mission Math packets or want to get your answers checked and explained by a math pro? Stop by the VolunTeen table on the second floor. Mission Math packets can be taken and turned in any time during the Summer Reading Program; this program is for drop-in, one-on-one...
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