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View on the library siteThe North American Scrabble Players Association Club 518 welcomes anyone interested in playing, or learning to play, competitive Scrabble to drop-in anytime between 12 and 5pm.
View on the library siteGrades 7-12 Drop in at Teen on Oct. 31 or Nov. 1 to create a cozy sock pumpkin. We provide cozy socks, filler, glue, and twine. This craft is available all day - while supplies last.
View on the library siteMake your own gear fidget with this Gear Fidget Kit!
View on the library siteGrades 4-6 Join us as we use a variety of tools, glues, paints, and polymers to make strange and spooky toys.
View on the library siteJoin our discussion groups for intermediate and advanced level students who want to practice and improve their English-speaking skills.
View on the library siteYou've read the book, now watch the movie, and compare to the book! Join us at the Triphahn Center (1685 W Higgins Rd, Hoffman Estates, IL 60169) to watch the movie adaptation of PROJECT HAIL MARY by Andy Weir.
View on the library siteJoin us for a lively discussion of "Kin" by Tayari Jones.
View on the library siteOrganization: Illinois State Treasurer Contact Name: Gladys Piper Contact Telephone / Email: 312.814.6326/GPiper@illinoistreasurer.gov
View on the library siteAges: 0-5 years with caregiver. Start your morning off with stories, songs, flannels and fun.
View on the library siteA welcoming space for new parents to connect, share experiences, and find support during the early months and years of parenthood.
View on the library siteTo celebrate Native American Heritage Month, drop by any Library location to color and learn vocabulary from the Miami-Illinois language. This drop-in event is available on November 2.
View on the library siteThis is a great opportunity to learn new crafts, chat with other crafters, improve your skills, share your expertise, and learn about different needlecraft traditions.
View on the library siteGrades 1-3 Join us as we pretend to be turkeys and write a persuasive letter about not eating us for dinner.
View on the library sitePractice reading and writing in English, and learn how to answer citizenship questions from the N-400 application.
View on the library siteAges: 0-5 years with caregiver. Jam out to songs, play instruments, and listen to a story during our music party.
View on the library siteGrades 7-12 In celebration of Day of the Dead, teens can decorate and eat their own sugar skull.
View on the library siteMeredith Everhart, LCSW, discusses ways to help parents with toddlers practice self-care.
View on the library siteTake the Next Step in using AI to land your dream job
View on the library siteImprove your English reading and writing skills by working with trained volunteer tutors. Students must be registered to attend the classes.
View on the library siteThe Memory Café is a free monthly social gathering for individuals living with dementia and a family member, friend, or care partner. This month we will discuss methods for self-care, including the use of essential oils.
View on the library siteA musical soloist fills the Commons area with relaxing music, making the first Tuesday of the month a wonderful day to peruse the stacks. Instruments change monthly.
View on the library siteAges: 0-12 months with caregiver. Inspire a love of reading with short, interactive stories, songs, lapsit bounces, and rhymes. This storytime is intended for children who are not yet walking.
View on the library siteAges: 0-5 years with caregiver. Start your morning off with stories, songs, flannels and fun.
View on the library sitePractice pronunciation, learn new vocabulary, and meet other ESL learners in this one-hour discussion for intermediate & advanced level speakers. This is a special Conversation Club for parents and their children.
View on the library siteAges:0-18 months with caregiver Come play with your baby and chat with other caregivers.
View on the library siteFrom Sept. 1 through Nov. 3 visit the Central Library, second floor, for an interactive exhibit helping you prepare for midterm elections.
View on the library siteImprove your English speaking and reading skills. Classes meet on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in the Library.
View on the library siteExplore the special customs and activities people enjoy during Diwali.
View on the library siteStop by to connect one-on-one with a staff member from The Bridge Youth and Family Services.
View on the library siteAges: 0-5 years with caregiver. Jam out to songs, play instruments, and listen to a story during our music party.
View on the library sitePractice pronunciation, learn new vocabulary, and meet other ESL learners in this one-hour online discussion for intermediate and advanced level speakers. Registered students only please.
View on the library siteAprenda a navegar los componentes de la pantalla y el Centro de Control. Aprenda cómo descargar y eliminar aplicaciones no deseadas.Por favor, traiga su iPad o iPhone a clase.
View on the library siteCrafter Margaret Kusswurm guides patrons in making thank you cards for veterans. Patrons make two cards to donate and two to take home with them. The donated cards are sent to Honor Flight Chicago.
View on the library siteAges: 3-5 years Stories, crafts, and lots of learning for children on their own. Caregivers must remain in the Youth Department during this program.
View on the library siteGrades K-6 Meet other homeschooling families while engaging in activities and making crafts.
View on the library siteAges: 1-3 years with caregiver. Join us for an inclusive playgroup for families with children who are receiving or considering therapy services. Co-facilitated by staff from Kids Place Therapy Services, LLC.
View on the library siteThis program will include a discussion about financial planning and protecting your mental health during the holiday season—a time that can bring both joy and stress.
View on the library siteAges: 3-6 years with caregiver Join us for a movement program designed for children with autism, sensory processing sensitivities, or disabilities.
View on the library siteStop in to connect with a social worker about resources for mental health, housing, employment, health care, immigration, domestic violence and more.
View on the library siteGrades 2-7 Children with autism, sensory processing sensitivities, or disabilities complete a group STEAM activity. Then, they can explore various STEAM stations at their own pace, including LEGO® bricks.
View on the library siteGrades 7-12 Learn about cultures from around the world through tasting unique, and tasty snacks. Aprende sobre diferentes culturas alrededor del mundo probando únicos y sabrosos bocadillos.
View on the library siteLearn how to use Webflow to create a basic website with a navigation bar, images, and other elements.
View on the library siteJoin us for a monthly discussion of buzzworthy fiction titles. This month's pick: The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
View on the library siteMake a fashionable scarf with nothing but your fingers! No needles or experience necessary here—anyone can learn.
View on the library siteImprove your English reading and writing skills by working with trained volunteer tutors. Students must be registered to attend the classes.
View on the library siteAges: 2-5 years with caregiver Create a handprint owl.
View on the library siteJoin other intermediate and advanced ESL students to read a book out loud while improving your English-language skills.
View on the library siteThis page lists upcoming public events from the Schaumburg library calendar.
ParkActivity is an independent guide. It is not the Schaumburg public library or park district. Dates, ages, and registration can change, so confirm the event on the library site before you go.