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Join Ryan Keiler, Stroke Education Coordinator of Northwestern Medicine as he presents on the common risk factors for stroke, warning signs, and correct actions to take when stroke occurs. Coffee provided.

All ages
Rated PG
Pick up free tickets at the Youth Services Desk beginning January 28.

Do you have some old bland shirts or shorts/pants that can use some sprucing up? Bring some of your clothes and we’ll bring some upgrade-ables.

How did Apple design the iPhone to be so addictive? How did Amazon take over ecommerce? These Silicon Valley greats use a design methodology called Human Centered Design (HCD) which puts "people" before "things" and helps businesses solve hard problems or launch a new strategy.

Please join us as our meet up member, Tony Woodall, introduces HCD to help your business launch an effective marketing campaign.

Meeting Room H, 2nd Floor. Hot coffee and light refreshments.

Limited to 25 participants. Registration required.

Balance your finances or organize your contacts with this versatile spreadsheet software. Data entry, formulas, formatting, charts, sharing and saving are included.

Business and Career coach Vickie Austin highlights new and classic business books for busy executives, employees, and entrepreneurs. Don’t worry if you haven’t read the book!

This month's title: The Excellence Dividend: Meeting the Tech Tide with Work that Wows and Jobs that Last, by Tom Peters

Cash is king! Managing your cash flow – revenue and expenses – is a critical issue for all business owners. Poorly managed cash flow is a primary reason for business failure. You worked hard to get the sale. Don’t let the profits slip away. Join your fellow entrepreneurs to discuss how to make your cash work for you.

Tom Drouin, Certified Small Business Mentor with SCORE Fox Valley facilitates

Meeting Room H, 2nd Floor.

Registration required.

Please note: The original topic for this Roundtable was changed to the above.

Northern lights soar above a cozy winter cottage nestled in a pine forest. Learn to use some basic watercolor pencil techniques like gradated washes, wet on wet, dry brush and more. Then create your own beautiful painting under the guidance of art teacher Christine Thornton.

Shown with Closed Captioning. Rated PG or PG-13 unless otherwise noted.

Five years after the events of Mamma Mia! Sophie prepares for the grand reopening of the Hotel Bella Donna as she learns more about her mother's past. 1h 54min.

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!

Grades 3-6
Learn a bit about the library's sewing machines and practice some basic sewnig! Registration required. Please register for only one session.

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.

Are you a new mom looking for a casual and relaxed book club? Join us at Dry City Brew Works downtown Wheaton on the 4th Tuesday of the month and meet some new mom friends!

Pick up book copies at Circulation Desk. For book titles, visit wheatonlibrary.org/browse/books/book-discussions

Bring your needlecraft project (knit, crochet, cross-stitch, embroidery, etc.), make progress on your project, share techniques and skills. Limited instruction provided. Some materials available.

Meeting Room H, 2nd Floor.

No registration required

Author and Wheaton resident Glennette Tilley Turner gives a presentation about her book, The Underground Railroad in Illinois.

Birth-5 years with caregiver
STEM/STEAM traveling exhibits come to WPL! DuPage Children's Museum has carefully chosen to limit exhibit subject matter to science, art, math, and where the content intersects.
No registration required.

FamilySearch.org is the largest, free genealogy resource on the internet. As a new FamilySearch affiliate library, discover what additional digital records are available at Wheaton Public Library and how to access them. Learn how to search the catalog, add photos, stories and documents to your account and view FamilySearch’s digitized books.

For 3, 4 and 5 year olds. Preschool story time lasts 30 minutes and incorporates stories, songs,and puppets. Child must be at least 3 and not yet 6 by the date of the first storytime.

For 3, 4 and 5 year olds. Preschool story time lasts 30 minutes and incorporates stories, songs, and puppets. Child must be at least 3 and not yet 6 by the date of the first storytime.

For 3, 4 and 5 year olds. Preschool story time lasts 30 minutes and incorporates stories, songs, and puppets. Child must be at least 3 and not yet 6 by the date of the first storytime.

For 2 year and 3 year olds (must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver). Toddler story time lasts 30 minutes and consists of stories, songs, fingerplays and flannelboards. Child must be 2 and not yet 4 by the date of the first storytime.

For 2 year and 3 year olds (must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver). Toddler story time lasts 30 minutes and consists of stories, songs, fingerplays and flannelboards. Child must be 2 and not yet 4 by the date of the first storytime.