We are a community connection to reading, life-long learning, and personal enrichment for a changing and diverse population.
We are a community connection to reading, life-long learning, and personal enrichment for a changing and diverse population.
BYOB: Bring Your Own Book Discussion Thursday, March 27 at 4pm Come and chat about what you're currently reading! Take this chance to socialize and connect with others over a shared love of reading and books! This will be a no judgement zone!
NEW!!!! Anime Club is back! Starting on Wednesday, April 2 at 5:00pm, we will be meeting upstairs in the classroom to discuss all things Anime, Manga, Comics, Gaming, RPGs, TCGs and more! We will discuss, read, game, art and so much more! Meeting dates are: April 2, 16 & 30. May 14 & 28. Ages […]
Almost all individuals have valued personal belongings. Participants explore ways to talk to family members about the difficult subject of distributing family items with emotional and sentimental value while still keeping relationships intact.
A free monthly educational class on Medicare 101, covering topics such as eligibility, enrollment, and the basics! Presented by Shelly Bass Anno, come learn about Medicare and ask your questions!
Join us at the library Thursday, April 17 at 4pm to make adorably soft yarn bunnies for your door or mantle! Supplies will be limited! You can reserve a spot with the library by calling (309) 734-3166 or email us at adult@wcplibrary.org!
BYOB: Bring Your Own Book Discussion Thursday, April 24 at 4pm Come chat about what you are currently reading! A chance to socialize and connect with others over a shared love of reading and books! This will be a no judgement zone!
Join us on Thursday, May 8th at 4pm to make leaf imprint clay trinket dishes for the mother figure in your life, or for yourself! You can bring leaves from your own garden if you'd like!
A free monthly educational class on Medicare 101, covering topics such as eligibility, enrollment, and the basics! Presented by Shelly Bass Anno, come learn about Medicare and ask your questions
Did you know that staying socially engaged with others and doing things together is not only good for your soul, but also good for your brain? Maintaining social connections is one of several things you can do to contribute to your own brain health. Come and learn about the aging brain and what you can do to keep your brain engaged!
Come chat about what you are currently reading! A chance to socialize and connect with others over a shared love of reading and books! This will be a no judgement zone!