Week Calendar

Enhance curb appeal by adding native plants to your landscaping. Illinois Extension Horticulture Educator, Austin Little discusses the unique scenic benefits of native plants.

Join Dave Clark of Windy City Road Warrior for an armchair tour of Route 66. Learn why Chicago was picked as the start of the iconic highway and how politics played a part in Chicago's connection to Route 66.

Join Erica from Breathe Life Tai Chi as she demonstrates Shibashi body movements, breathing exercises and mediatation to help restore balance, flexibility and reduce stress.

This club is for students with limited English experience. Includes leveled listening, speaking, reading and writing practice. Must take a placement test and place below ESL intermediate level courses.

Join Dave Clark of Windy City Road Warrior for an armchair tour of Route 66. Learn why Chicago was picked as the start of the iconic highway and how politics played a part in Chicago's connection to Route 66.

Join Erica from Breathe Life Tai Chi as she demonstrates Shibashi body movements, breathing exercises and mediatation to help restore balance, flexibility and reduce stress.

Join Dave Clark of Windy City Road Warrior for an armchair tour of Route 66. Learn why Chicago was picked as the start of the iconic highway and how politics played a part in Chicago's connection to Route 66.

Join Erica from Breathe Life Tai Chi as she demonstrates Shibashi body movements, breathing exercises and mediatation to help restore balance, flexibility and reduce stress.

This club is for students who already use English in daily tasks but need to keep improving. Includes leveled listening, speaking, reading and writing practice. Attendees must take a placement test.

The Workforce Services Division of Will County Mobile Workforce Center will be in the Route 59 parking lot from 9:30 AM to Noon and 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM to provide support for people looking for a job.

Join Dave Clark of Windy City Road Warrior for an armchair tour of Route 66. Learn why Chicago was picked as the start of the iconic highway and how politics played a part in Chicago's connection to Route 66.

Join Erica from Breathe Life Tai Chi as she demonstrates Shibashi body movements, breathing exercises and mediatation to help restore balance, flexibility and reduce stress.

Join Dave Clark of Windy City Road Warrior for an armchair tour of Route 66. Learn why Chicago was picked as the start of the iconic highway and how politics played a part in Chicago's connection to Route 66.

Join Erica from Breathe Life Tai Chi as she demonstrates Shibashi body movements, breathing exercises and mediatation to help restore balance, flexibility and reduce stress.

Join Dave Clark of Windy City Road Warrior for an armchair tour of Route 66. Learn why Chicago was picked as the start of the iconic highway and how politics played a part in Chicago's connection to Route 66.

Join Erica from Breathe Life Tai Chi as she demonstrates Shibashi body movements, breathing exercises and mediatation to help restore balance, flexibility and reduce stress.

Learn new words, practice your pronunciation and become more fluent in English in a relaxed group.  Improve your English by reading and discussing information from newspapers, magazines and books.

Storytown brings all the fun with their interactive, fully improvised show. Audience members will help create a story and watch as the actors and musician bring it to life! Once registered, you will receive instructions to join the event.

This club is for students with limited English experience. Includes leveled listening, speaking, reading and writing practice. Must take a placement test and place below ESL intermediate level courses.

Whether you are researching in this glorious building or utilizing their amazing digital collections, The Library of Congress (LOC) offers something for every family historian.

Learn new words, practice your pronunciation and become more fluent in English in a relaxed group. Meet weekly with an English-speaking instructor to read aloud.

Drop-in for help and tips addressing all of your technology questions from smartphones and eReaders to social media or Microsoft Office.

This program is intended for those entering grades 3 to 5.

This program is intended for those entering grades 6 to 12.

This kit is for ages 3 to 10.

From a little seed what wildflower will grow? Stop by the library to pick up a seed starting kit and your own bag of surprise seeds. 

60 kits are available.

This club is for students who already use English in daily tasks but need to keep improving. Includes leveled listening, speaking, reading and writing practice. Attendees must take a placement test.

Learn how to create and customize a website using Weebly, a free hosting platform.

Practice while connecting with friends. Share ideas and culture and discuss current events, family life and anything relevant to you. Once registered, you will receive instructions to join the event.

For ages 6 to 10

The deep sea is filled with many unique creatures. This kit will have facts and crafts featuring a few of these creatures.

20 kits available

Join this community project of creating mats for the homeless from used plastic grocery bags. Flattening, folding, cutting and making  plarn (plastic yarn) can all be done at home brought to the meetings.

Join us via Facebook Live  for this week's Summer Reading Storytime!

Can you figure out what cool gadgets, odds and ends are? Join us via Zoom for an up close look at some technology from the past and some obscure objects from today! Give it your best guess! 

The Library's Job Club welcomes job seekers and career changers. In this hour and half virtual Job Club, listen to Dee Reinhardt, Time2Mrkt, Inc. present Job Search in the Digital Age.

This program is intended for those entering grades 6 to 12. Get ready to stretch and relax while learning Yoga from Gina Marie. You will learn yoga poses while learning the importance of self-care and focused breathing.

Enjoy a LIVE interactive virtual chess club with Elite Chess! Participants MUST already know how to play chess. Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email with details on how to join the event. For ages 5 to 14.

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This program is intended for those in grades 6 to 12. Did you miss out on performances this year? Feel like you want to learn something new? Well we're putting together a different type of talent show and we want you to participate!

The Plainfield Public Library Board of Trustees regular monthly meeting. Public is welcome to attend.

A basic introduction to Microsoft Word and creating and editing Word Documents.

Learn the basics for designing a simple Access database.

This program is for children ages 7 to 10. The deep sea is full of many weird and wild creatures. In this Zoom gathering we will "discover" a few of these unusual creatures. Please register once per family.

Let's play a round of '80s Trivia from home!

Here's how it works:

- The link to play will be emailed at 6:30 pm the day of the event

- There are 25 questions