Week Calendar

Stop by the Youth Services Department to make a fall wreath that you can take home! We'll provide all of the supplies.

No registration required.

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 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.

Join us as we discuss The Dearly Beloved by Cara Wall in Adams Park.

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.

Join us as we discuss a different fiction title each month via Zoom. Copies are available at the library -- please ask at the Information Desk or Curbside Pickup.

Join us on the West Plaza as the cello students of the Community School of the Arts Wheaton College perform. Attendees must bring their own chairs.

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!

Take advantage of Google’s cloud storage service. Learn to upload and download files, create new files using Google’s software, and then share and edit your files with other users simultaneously. 

Must have a Google Drive account.

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.

Stop by the Youth Services Department to play a game or two! Challenge your family to a game of checkers, Connect 4, Scrabble, and more!

No registration required.

Stop by the Youth Services Department to play a game or two! Challenge your family to a game of checkers, Connect 4, Scrabble, and more!

No registration required.

Genealogists often use records from the federal government, such as census and military records. We also use county records, such as property, court or vital records.

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.

Drop in to the Teenspace anytime between 3 and 5 to bring old toys back to life in creepy, wacky, and monstrous ways by creating your own Franken-toy! Take old toys apart and create your own toy combinations.

Join us over Zoom for a Spanish class with students from Wheaton North's Organization of Latin American Students.

Come and discuss your newest creations, what you've been working on, and what inspires you. Teens will have a chance to share their art work and work on their current project. 

Looking to enjoy a sunny evening in the park with sketchbooks and good company? Join the TeenSpace Art Club as we chill in the park and draw together!

Join us on the West Plaza to learn and dabble in different types of creative writing, try out writing prompts, and discuss your work with fellow writers.

Learn the basics of 3D design using Tinkercad software. By the end of the class, you will complete a keychain that can be printed on the library’s 3D printer.

Social equity can be defined as a commitment to promote fair, just, and equitable recognition of the basic needs of all residents and the total community.

Join Dr. Catalina Maria Johnson as she gives us a broad overview of milestones the last 75 years of music in the Latino U.S.

Are you ready to resist? Learn about activism and organizing and gain skills to take on change-making work yourself in this workshop led by activist and writer, KaeLyn Rich, author of Girls Resist!

Let's create with Legos! Build based on our secret theme (that will be revealed at the beginning of the program) or come up with your own idea!

One registration per family.

Author and researcher Richard Rothstein presents on the policies that led to racial segregation in American communities, and what can be done to reverse these practices and work towards racial equity.

Join professional storyteller Megan Wells as she portrays Mary Shelley.

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