Week Calendar

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.

An advanced class where attendees utilize Microsoft Excel to learn how to use the Pivot Table and V-lookup features to more easily find and analyze information in Excel workbooks.

This drop-in club starting October 1 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.

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.

This pop-up play experience with the museum's portable exhibits is designed to engage caregivers and young children ages birth to 5 with STEAM concepts and principles of play. Drop-in. Entries may be staggered.

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

The principles of English grammar relevant to an adult learning English are covered in this weekly group. Learn grammar and writing skills in a practical and fun way.

A basic introduction to desktop computers using Windows 10 and to using and searching the internet.

Practice speaking English while making friends. Share ideas and culture, play games, discuss current events, family life and anything relevant to life in the United States.

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.

Enjoy a shaved ice this summer! A portion of the proceeds will be donated back to the Library. 

This program is for children Birth to age 6. Join us for storytime at the Amphitheatre in Settlers' Park.

Enjoy a story and an ice cream treat at Hazel Marie's, located just around the corner from the library at 24030 W. Lockport Street.

Registration for each child attending is required with a valid Plainfield Public Library card.

Celebrate sharks, summer, and that one song with a storytime and a totally "jaw-some" craft!

A valid Plainfield Public Library card is required.

It's never too early to start making lunch plans! The 

The Library's Job Club welcomes job seekers and career changers.

Listen to a story and make a creation based on the book.

This program is for children ages 4 to 5 years attending independently. Registration is required with a valid Plainfield Public Library card.

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.

The Way is rated PG-13. Movies begin at 1:00 pm. Doors open at 12:30 pm. You are welcome to bring your own snacks.

The Practice SAT test is intended for students in grades 9 to 12. Sylvan Learning of Plainfield will proctor a practice SAT in a simulated testing environment.

Summertime means no school plays. Do you find yourself missing the stage? Join us for Theatre Camp! Young actors will train once a week throughout June and July in preparation for two performances of the play Law and Order: Fairy Tale Unit.

 A book discussion for adults featuring thought-provoking fiction as well as non-fiction. Meetings will be on the second Thursday and third Wednesday of every month.

Race against the clock to test out your mystery-solving, code-cracking, and puzzle-piecing skills in a team challenge.

This is a repeat of the June 20th Mystery Challenge Club program.

This program is for youth ages 9 to 13.

RŌBLOX is an online game and scripting platform. Attendees learn how to make their own games as well as play other people’s creations.

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

This program is for children ages 6 to 10. Be cool on hot days with this pretty foot accessory.

This program is intended for those entering grades 6 to 12. We will be combining simple woodworking and crafting to create a rustic wooden arrow sign.

Come with your best spooky story or urban legend to share.

This program is for ages 10-13. Registration for each child attending is required with a valid Plainfield Public Library card.