Upcoming Events

Celebrate your local authors at our 5th Annual Local Author Fest! Visit local author tables on the library's main floor from 1-4pm. Authors will have copies of their books to sell. 

Use library-provided materials like mosaic tiles, fake gems, and buttons to decorate a frame that will show off your picture-perfect moments!

Looking for a low-key way to connect with fellow readers? With no assigned reading, bring any book in any format. Share a bit about what you’re reading and then enjoy an hour of quiet reading alongside new friends.

Based on University of Illinois Extension’s research on brain health and aging, Wits Workout provides engaging, interactive games and puzzles to challenge your brain and learn how to keep it active and healthy.

It’s great to be aware of your personality and how you communicate. It’s even better to understand others’ personality styles and how THEY communicate.

Drop-in the Arts & Culture Center on the Main Floor of the library every Saturday with your knitting, cross stitch, or crochet project and join our group! Make progress on your project and share techniques.

Geek out for Free Comic Book Day with some free comics and trivia!

*A new name, but the same ole' event.
Now known as First Saturday In May thanks to Universal Distribution, Free Comic Book Day will still be known as FCBD to us.

Learn how to draw mindful patterns and transform them into a beautiful hanging mobile. This hands-on project is perfect for cultivating a sense of calm and practicing mindfulness while creating something beautiful. All supplies included. 

Interested in learning more about your historic property? Ever wonder how old your house is? Who lived there in the past? What it looked like originally?

Enhance your interview skills through realistic simulations, personalized feedback, and strategic insights, ensuring you approach every opportunity with confidence and expertise.

Join us as we continue our adventure run by our teen volunteer.

Explore the incredible paradox of this ancient city, both destroyed and preserved, to discover evidence of everyday life in Pompeii.

Join us for an in-person discussion of The God of the Woods by Liz Moore in Meeting Room 2B.

The remarkable true story of eleven-year-old Sarah Rector, an African American girl born in Oklahoma Indian Territory in the early 1900s, who believes there is oil beneath the barren land she's allotted and whose faith is proven right.

Drop-in the Arts & Culture Center on the Main Floor of the library every Saturday with your knitting, cross stitch, or crochet project and join our group! Make progress on your project and share techniques.

Learn how to use AI tools to prepare for job interviews with greater confidence and insight. This session covers strategies for practicing questions, improving answers, and showcasing your strengths with the help of AI.

Join us for an in-person discussion of The God of the Woods by Liz Moore in Meeting Room 2B.

Take charge of your health! Learn practical tools to eat smarter, think sharper, and move with purpose. Dr.

Local businesses coming together monthly to find out what it is they do and what do they need from one another. Wheaton Public Library provides the space and most importantly the coffee and donuts.

Are you an avid fan of yarn work and would like to meet some fellow yarn-trepreneurs, while earning volunteer hours? Together, we'll work on individual, group projects, and donations for non-profit groups!

Earn volunteer hours and help create book displays, programs, activities and more! 

Earn volunteer hours and help plan library programs!

The Theosophical Society is celebrating 100 years since construction of its headquarters at 1926 N. Main Street.

Leadership is not about position or title. We ALL have the ability AND opportunity to lead.