Week Calendar

If you are considering borowing money to pay off bills or make a purchase, educate yourself with the pros and cons of different types of loans and lenders.

From your own backyard to all the beautiful trails and parks in the area, now is the time to check out trees.

New Philadelphia, Illinois was the first town founded by an African American and ex-slave, Frank McWorter in 1836. It was an integrated community that became a key stop on the Underground Railroad.

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.

New Philadelphia, Illinois was the first town founded by an African American and ex-slave, Frank McWorter in 1836. It was an integrated community that became a key stop on the Underground Railroad.

New Philadelphia, Illinois was the first town founded by an African American and ex-slave, Frank McWorter in 1836. It was an integrated community that became a key stop on the Underground Railroad.

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.

New Philadelphia, Illinois was the first town founded by an African American and ex-slave, Frank McWorter in 1836. It was an integrated community that became a key stop on the Underground Railroad.

New Philadelphia, Illinois was the first town founded by an African American and ex-slave, Frank McWorter in 1836. It was an integrated community that became a key stop on the Underground Railroad.

New Philadelphia, Illinois was the first town founded by an African American and ex-slave, Frank McWorter in 1836. It was an integrated community that became a key stop on the Underground Railroad.

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.

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.

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.

We're setting up a station outside in our parking lot where you can pick up a bag filled with goodies for you and a treat for your pooch. *Supplies are limited. Doggie bags are first come, first served. Events are weather permitting.

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.

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.

Join indie authors Joanne Zienty and Daniel Rosenberg as they discuss how the pandemic and world conflicts has affected their writing, plus advice they have for other authors.

The Library's Job Club welcomes job seekers and career changers.  In this hour and half virtual Job Club, listen to Tim Murphy, SearchPath Career Source present Self-Assessment.

Let's get racing! Grab your Switch and enter our Mario Kart tournament. Search for tournament name "PPLD August" and enter code 0886-5921-1819. Hop on and off anytime during the tournament for a chance to win.

Join WTTW, The Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center, and Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Chicago for a screening of Harbor from the Holocaust, a film depicting the flight of nearly 20,000 Jewish refugees from Nazi-occupied Europe t

This month's title can be downloaded here through hoopla with your Plainfield Public Library card.

Over 100 years after the passage of the 19th Amendment, The Vote refects on the dramatic story of the hard fought campaign for women's suffrage. A panel discussion follows the screening. Use this link to register.

We're setting up a station outside in our parking lot where you can pick up a bag filled with goodies for you and a treat for your pooch. *Supplies are limited. Doggie bags are first come, first served. Events are weather permitting.

The Plainfield Public Library Board of Trustees regular monthly meeting. Public is welcome to attend via Zoom. Please visit our Citizens Information Page for the agenda with directions on how to attend.

Having lived more than 150 years ago, trailblazer Emily Dickinson is still considered one of America’s most distinctive and prolific poets.