All Events

Join us if you’re looking for a job or need help with a resume or interview preparation. Meet in Study Room E on the 2nd floor. For more information, please contact Anna Marie MacDonald at the Goodwill/Workforce Connection at 630-576-4661.

This workshop will discuss how federal deposit insurance protects deposits, how to guard against identity theft, how to prevent elder financial abuse, how the various types of insurance will help you manage risks, the need to plan for unexpected death or disability, and how to be financially prepared for disasters. Presented by Dora Cheila-Georganas of Wheaton Bank and Trust.

This program is part of Money Smart Week 2018. For more information, visit moneysmartweek.org

Are you on track to retire? Will you outlive your money? Learn about retirement strategies that work and will give you peace of mind about your future. Presented by Joshua Lindsay of Primerica.

This program is part of Money Smart Week 2018. For more information, visit moneysmartweek.org

This workshop will discuss the critical components a financial plan, how to choose the right advisor, and how to build your way to financial independence. Attendees will learn the 10 questions you should ask any advisor, how to prioritize their investment goals, and create a foundation to form their custom plan. Presented by Matt Laufenberg, Managing Director of GlobalMacro Partners.

This program is part of Money Smart Week 2018. For more information, visit moneysmartweek.org

Add and edit pictures, tables, WordArt, columns, bullet points, and much more. This class is recommended for those who would like more than a basic understanding of Word.

A representative from the DuPage Genealogical Society is available in the Genealogy area to answer questions

WPL and Literacy DuPage host an English conversation group every Saturday morning. Practice your English, learn new phrases, and learn in a friendly environment! Everyone is welcome! Do not sign up, just show up.

Ever wonder how old your house is? Who lived there in the past? What it looked like originally? Whether your interest is a home’s construction date, past owners, or its architecture--drop by the library to discover available resources and learn about the Wheaton Register of Historic Places. The event is free and open to the public. Drop-ins welcome but reservations are recommended.

Technology is growing by leaps and bounds to meet the needs of individuals with vision impairments. Come learn about all the new and exciting developments! Portable magnification screens, electronic monoculars, and wearable artificial vision devices will be featured. Knowledgeable staff from Enhanced Vision and Spectrios Institute for Low Vision will be on available to answer questions and hands on learning is encouraged! Refreshments provided.

Learn the basics of this incredibly versatile spreadsheet program. Creating charts, sorting, simple formulas, and basic formatting are covered.

Attention English language learners! Join our Literacy DuPage volunteers in Café on the Park for a fun afternoon conversation group. Enjoy coffee, tea, and great food from the café while you meet friendly people and practice your skills. If the weather is nice, the group will be held on the patio near Adams Park! No signup, so just show up.

Make your own greeting cards for all occasions with Laura Barto from Stampin’ UP!

Representatives from NAMI (National Alliance for Mental Illness) DuPage will be at an information table on the first floor near the Circulation Desk to answer questions about their services.

If you love to talk about contemporary fiction, join our Contemporary Book Discussion group. Pick up a copy of the upcoming title at the Checkout Desk. Visit http://wheatonlibrary.org/browse/books/book-discussions for titles.

Shown with Closed Captioning.

Based on the true story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots, a group of elite firefighters who risk everything to protect a town from a historic wildfire. 2h 14min.

Join us for an after hours laser tag battle!

Grab a free comic and take pictures with members of the 501st Legion in full Star Wars gear!

Continue the Star Wars celebration and join us for a showing of 'The Last Jedi'.

This year celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Cantigny, the first major U.S. offensive victory of WWI. The Battle of Cantigny was a defining moment in the life of local resident and iconic publisher of the Chicago Tribune, Colonel Robert R. McCormick. Jeffrey Anderson, Interpretation Manager at the Robert R. McCormick House located at Cantigny Park will share insights into the Colonel’s military service and its lasting impact on his life and legacy.

This program is co-sponsored by the City of Wheaton Historic Commission as part of Preservation Month.

Ages 2-5 with adult
Join a naturalist from Lincoln Marsh at the Wheaton Public Library to listen to a nature-themed story and participate in a related craft and/or activity.

Grades K-6 with adult(s)
Work together to create some spectacular creations out of Legos. One registration per family.

Grades 3-6
Help us give back to our community and make a difference. One registration is for all 3 dates.
March 14 (Willowbrook Wildlife Center), April 11 (Police and Fire Departments), May 9 (DuPage Animal Control)

Learn how to set up an eBay account, find and purchase items, and pay for purchases using PayPal.

A representative from the DuPage Genealogical Society is available in the Genealogy area to answer questions