All Events

The Library Board of Trustees of the Wheaton Public Library will hold the regular monthly Board meetings on the third Monday of each month at 7pm. Meetings are held in the Library Board Room on the 3rd floor. The public is welcome.

On the third Tuesday of the month, staff from Congressman Sean Casten's office will have a table on the main floor of the library to answer questions and offer assistance.

Get ready for the school year with a new upcycled wardrobe. Some materials will be provided, but please bring items you are willing to be altered.
Sewing machines will be provided; for additional assistance attend our Sewing Machine Basics class on July 30 and 31.

Dry City Brew Works and WPL have teamed up to bring you a classic cinematic experience! Come by the taproom to watch the cult classic "Killers from Space" on the projector screen stage.

The movie starts at 7pm, but the doors will open at 6pm so come early to grab a few pints and some good seats before the movie! Also, feel free to bring your own food.

This program is held at Dry City Brew Works at 120 N. Main St, Wheaton, IL.

A representative from the Perrin-Wheaton chapter of the DAR is available in the Genealogy area to answer questions.

An entrepreneur starts with a dream to turn an idea into a thriving venture that meets your vision and satisfies your financial and lifestyle needs. How do you know whether you have what it takes to build a successful business?

Facilitated by Tom Drouin, a Certified Small Business Mentor from SCORE, join your peers in a discussion to explore the issues that are the cornerstones of a successful business start-up.

Meeting Room H, 2nd Floor

Registration required

Learn how to generate form letters, envelopes, or mailing labels in Microsoft Word using data from an Excel spreadsheet.

Join us for TED Talk screenings and a community discussion focusing on how recent technology has affected our social lives and how we function in society. TED videos are short, inspirational and/or educational videos on a wide range of issues. After the video, there will be time to share ideas, ask questions, and discuss the topic as a group.

Huge number of books for sale.

Closed on Sundays until Sept. 9

True Story Book Club is Wheaton Library's nonfiction book discussion which meets the last Monday of the month (with the exception of holidays). Pick up a copy at the Circulation Desk to join the group.

Join us on the last Tuesday of every month for Anime Club. Do you prefer Subbed or Dubbed? Are you a fan of Shojo or Shonen? Are you up to the latest episode of My Hero Academia, or are you more of a fan of classics like Initial D?

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

Closed on Sundays until Sept. 9

To prepare ourselves for the upcoming winter, we’re going to teach you how to make a scarf with absolutely no hooks or needles!
Learn how to make an easy present for friends, family, or yourself!

A representative from the Perrin-Wheaton chapter of the DAR is available in the Genealogy area to answer questions.

Stop by the Teenspace to play some Super Smash Bros Ultimate or Mario Kart 8.

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

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!

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.

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.

The Small Business Development Center at College of DuPage discusses what it takes to open a business in Illinois, including picking a name, legal entities, funding, business plan components, risks, and rewards.

Meeting Room A, Lower Level.

Registration required.