Week Calendar

Visit stations around the Youth Services Department to create your own storytime! Stations will focus on Reading, Writing, Singing, Talking, and Playing as you navigate activities at your own pace and practice social distancing.

We'll be meeting in the Early Childhood area.

One registration per family.

Join us on the library's West Plaza for a special storytime celebrating peace and kindness. Please bring a blanket or towel for your group to sit on.

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We'll be meeting on the library's West Plaza. Please bring a blanket or towel for your family to sit on to help us social distance. In the event that we cannot hold this program outside, we will have Storytime in the Early Childhood Center.

Wheaton Library and Literacy DuPage host an English Conversation Group every Saturday morning. Practice your English and learn new phrases in a friendly environment! Everyone is welcome!

Get your paper and pencils ready for a virtual drawing class led by cartoonist Mark Anderson! Learn to draw all sorts of amazing cartoon animals in action! Running! Jumping! Flying! Pouncing! It’s pure zoological zaniness!

We'll be meeting in the Early Childhood play area.

One registration per family.

Join us for an all ages storytime from the comfort of your home! Over Zoom, we'll read books, sing songs, and move around!

Visit the library's Youth Services Department for book and activity stations all about peace and kindness. Navigate stations at your own pace.

The thrilling and inspirational tale of Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and transformation into a great American hero and freedom fighter. Her courage, ingenuity, and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history.

Does a family story say that you qualify for the Daughters of the American Revolution? Join us for a program, presented by Bryna O'Sullivan, introducing the Revolutionary War lineage societies.

Join us for an all ages storytime from the comfort of your home! Over Zoom, we'll read books, sing songs, and move around!

Visit the Youth Services Department for some weird and wonderful stations you can navigate at your own pace.

Help us social distance with one family per station at a time.

We're celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by learning to make Papel Picado. Stop by the Youth Services Department between 4pm and 5pm and staff will show you how it's done!

Caregivers may need to assist younger participants.

Show off your builds, discuss your favorite stories, and share your favorite tips and tricks.

Register with an email address to get details on how to join.

Artist Don Yang will demonstrate direct painting ('alla prima') from a live model. He will emphasize capturing accurate proportion, the form of the head, and facial color variations.

Facilitated by author, entrepreneur, podcaster, consultant Darlene Ziebell, this webinar will provide current business owners and people planning to start businesses with simple bootstrap tips needed to grow a business including, product/service n

Register for the webinar

Join us for a panel discussion on the first civil rights march for fair housing in Wheaton in 1966 with residents who participated in this historic event.

Turn a coffee mug into a work of art. We'll be using nail polish to create our designs. All materials will be provided, but if you have a favorite color of nail polish feel free to bring it along. 

Create 4 unique hand stamped cards to celebrate those special birthdays with Laura Barto of Stampin'Up. Two business days after registering, pick-up your craft kit at the Welcome Desk or Curbside September 6 - 22.

2021 marks the 150th Anniversary of The Great Chicago Fire -- it started in a barn and, two days of flaming hell later, nearly destroyed a city.

A representative from the DuPage County Genealogical Society is available in the Genealogy area to answer questions.