Niabi Zoo Presents: Ocean Adventures
The creatures of the sea have bizarre shapes and forms. Through the use of preserved specimens, participants can interact with sea horses, coral, sea stars, shark teeth, a squid beak, […]
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Gardening Series: Poisonous Plants
Bill Wallace, Master Gardener with the University of IL- Extension Service, will discuss the world of “poisonous” plants. A plant can be medicinal, deadly, or both depending on its use. Learn more about these families of plants that can do both harm and good.
Big Bang Bubbles!
A highly skilled bubbleologist will dazzle you with fire, bubble fog, and a nearly perfect cube bubble!
Celebration Poppers
Our Crafty Fridays Series continue during Summer Reading! Points awarded for attending a craft. Learn to make a simple device that will shoot pom poms into the air (or at […]
Adult Independence Day Craft
A pot paining craft to help you celebrate Independence Day in July!
Niabi Zoo Presents: Dinosaurs Alive!
Look at the change in dinosaurs through time resulting in today’s modern birds. Learn about reptiles from the age of dinosaurs (turtles and crocodilians) that survived the mass extinction 65 […]
Firefly Craft
Our Crafty Fridays Series continue during Summer Reading! Points awarded for attending a craft. Make a firefly using pop bottles, craft materials, and a glow stick. Craft will take place […]
Barry Cloyd – The River’s Song: The Importance of Our Midwestern Rivers
Join edutainer Barry Cloyd in tracing the history of the Midwestern Rivers with history and song!
Saturday, June 18 @ 3:30pm at the Warren County Public Library
An Evening with Chef Kwame Onwuachi
Warren County Public Library is joining libraries across the state of Illinois to host award-winning chef Kwame Onwuachi. Onwuachi will discuss his new cookbook My America: Recipes from a Young Black Chef. The event will be held virtually on Wednesday, June 22, at 7 p.m. To register, visit https://bit.ly/June22_KwameOnwuachi
Wildflower Scavenger Hunt with Bill Wallace
Learn basic wildflower identifications skills with Master Gardener Bill Wallace, then search around the library (and Pattee Plaza) to see how many you can find and identify.