Library staff will continue to guide you through how to access and navigate the Internet.Staff will show you how to use search engines and discuss safety and security practices when browsing online. Reserve your spot. Sign up online or call 217-403-2000.  Main Library, Friends Conference Room (215)

The Eiffel Tower opened in Paris, France at the World’s Fair on March 31, 1889. Come and create your own newspaper model at our weekly do-it-yourself activity for kids. Douglass Branch Library, Meeting Room at Douglass Branch

Using tissue paper and cardboard tubes, create a 3D tree in full bloom.————————————————- Family Fun Night is a weekly evening for games, crafts, STEAM activities, and more especially for families with school-aged kids on Thursdays at 6:30 pm. Main Library, Nate & Lillie Story Room

In anticipation of Lisa See’s visit to the library, join us to discuss her autobiography, On Gold Mountain, the Hundred Year Odyssey of my Chinese-American family. For information: 217/403-2070Books for 2023: Jan 12:   The Splendid and the Vile by Erik Larson Feb  9:   The Women of Chateau Lafayette by Stephanie Dray Mar  9:    Last Flight   by Julie […]

Start + Grow Your NonprofitWhether you work in the corporate, public or nonprofit sphere, joining a nonprofit board of directors can be a great boost to your career. Serving on a board is a wonderful way to build leadership skills, grow your network, learn how nonprofits operate and make a difference in your community. And, […]

Project READ at Parkland College Adult Education trains volunteer tutors to help improve the basic literacy skills of adults in reading, English as another language, or basic math.Champaign Public Library hosts the group’s free reading help on Fridays from 9:30 am  – 11:30 am.    Presented in partnership with Project READ at Parkland College Adult Education. […]

Project READ at Parkland College Adult Education trains volunteer tutors to help improve the basic literacy skills of adults in reading, English as another language, or basic math.Project Read is made possible by volunteers who give their time to improve the quality of life for hundreds of people in our community. Tutors and learners meet […]

Bring your favorite stuffed animal in for a check-up!Veterinarians-in-training from the U of I will check their weight, temperature, and more, plus address any additional troubles your stuffed friend might be having. Presented in partnership with the UIUC Veterinary Student Outreach Program (VSOP). To learn more about VSOP, visit the University of Illinois College of […]

FREE Grab your family and come learn about different sciences. This program is suitable for children in Kindergarten through 5th grade. Cena y Ciencias is a collaborative scientific outreach program in the bilingual community. Enjoy a free meal afterward. Everyone is welcome, but please note that this program is completely spoken in Spanish and is NOT […]

Join the Brand Hub for a hands-on, how-to workshop on creating quality content for social media.This event will include four 15-minute presentations led by local business owners and instructors of The Brand Hub. Learn how to: Take a Better Photo with Your Smartphone. Learn quick tips and tricks to elevate your phone photography. Edit Your Content […]

Join our speakers for this six-week series on all things gardening. Apr 4, Edible Gardening – Heidi Leuszler of Berries and Flour Apr 11, Spring Wildflowers – James Ellis, Natural Areas Coordinator, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Apr 18, Pollinator Pockets – Master Gardener Janet Townsend Apr 25, Seed Starting – Maggie Taylor of Delight Flower Farm May […]

Did you know that April is National Poetry Month? Join us as we explore the essential elements of reading and writing poetry.About the presenter: Weston Morrow is a poet, essayist, and former print journalist. His recent poems have appeared in Meridian, The Journal, Western Humanities Review and elsewhere. His essays and criticism have appeared in […]