Saturday Morning Cartoons
For teens, Join us for a bowl of cereal and some old school cartoons.
30 events found.
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Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United States
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The Loop Group
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesLearn to knit or crochet in a friendly environment with knowledgeable people.
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Planes & Trains
Ottawa Historical and Scouting Museum 1100 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesSunday Lecture Series continues on September 20, 2026 at 2pm at the Ottawa Historical & Scouting Heritage Museum. September’s lecture is titled Planes and Trains. Dan Schott will present the history of flight and the local history, including Charles Lindbergh’s mail plane crash, along with Amelia Earhart’s connection to LaSalle County, plus Wild Bil Crawford’s […]
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Mural Unveiling Ceremony
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesFor all ages: Join the Reddick Library and the City of Ottawa Arts Committee for an unveiling ceremony to celebrate 6 local artists and their murals on the Reddick Library's exterior annex wall. A brief dedication and artist recognition ceremony will begin the celebration, followed by an open house with refreshments. All are welcome!
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Mystery Monday Book Club: The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesFor adults, The Heiress by Rachel Hawkins will be discussed at this librarian-led book group. New members are always welcome. Copies of the book will be available for checkout. Book Summary: When North Carolina’s richest and most notorious woman dies, her estate passes to her adopted son, Camden. He soon realizes that an inheritance can […]
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Ready, Set, Read!
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin us every Tuesday for stories, songs, and a craft! Stay and play after the craft if you have time. Find each week’s theme on the events calendar on our website. This event is for children ages 3-5 years.
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LEGO Club
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesFor all ages: Create with library LEGO pieces and have your build displayed in the Children’s Department. This month’s theme is “Found in the Woods”.
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Shake, Rattle, Read!
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin us every Wednesday for stories, songs, and a craft! Stay and play after the craft if you have time. Find each week’s theme on the events calendar. This event is for children ages birth to 3 years.
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World Traveler’s Book Club
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesFor grades k-3, Club—Travel the world through stories during this monthly book club. This month, we are going to Australia! We will be discussing Diary of a Wombat by Jackie French, learning interesting facts about the country, and making an Aboriginal dot painting. Copies of the book will be available for check out in the […]
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Food for Thought: Cookbook Club: Baking Yesteryear: The Best Recipes from the 1900s to the 1980s by B. Dylan Hollis
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesEvery Day with Babs by Barbara Costello will be discussed at this fun book club. New members are always welcome. Participants will be asked to make a recipe out of the cookbook prior to each meeting and share their opinion of the results
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Your Concert Series: You Raise Me Up
Central Intermediate School 711 E McKinley Rd, Ottawa, IL, United StatesMusic duo, Erin Shields & David Shenton present their unique and highly entertaining show: Songs of Love, Hope, & Inspiration. With over 3,500 combined performances to their credit, these consummate and virtuosic performers have been delighting audiences for years with their sophisticated show featuring highly original interpretations of songs every audience knows and loves. The […]
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Farmers and Makers Market
Jackson St Ottawa, IL, United StatesHosted by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce, the Ottawa Farmers & Makers Market is a vibrant, family-friendly event that brings together local growers, makers, and artisans in the heart of downtown Ottawa, Illinois. Location: Jackson Street, south side of Washington Square Park(Barricades will block access at LaSalle Street and Columbus Street) Market Hours: Saturdays from 8 […]
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Walk to End Alzheimers
Jordan Block 101-123 W Main St 61350, Ottawa, IL, United StatesFestivities Begin at 8:30am Ceremony at 9:30am Walk at 10:00am For registration and donation information, check out the Walk's page More details TBA.
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Crafter Hours: Wooden Scarecrow
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesFor adults, Come and make an adorable scarecrow out of wood that’s perfect to display this fall. Registration is required as spots are limited due to the availability of supplies. To register for this class, visit our events page, call the library at (815) 434-0509, or stop by the Circulation Desk
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The Loop Group
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesLearn to knit or crochet in a friendly environment with knowledgeable people.
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Run the River for Respect 5k
Heritage Harbor Ottawa 2 Great Loop, Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin the LaSalle County Sheriff's Office for the 2nd Annual Run the River for Respect 5K! Sign up at https://runsignup.com/Race/IL/Ottawa/RunTheRiverForRespect5K. Registration on September 27th is 7 am to 7:45 am. Run starts at 8
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General WHL Wallace Memorial Event
Ottawa Historical and Scouting Museum 1100 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesGuided Tours of the Wallace-Dickey Family Cemetery & The Wallace Home, The Oaks 2 days of guided tours: Sept. 27 & Oct. 4, from 9am to 4pm. $15/person, $10/students, or $50/family. Starts at the Ottawa Historical & Scouting Heritage Museum (1100 Canal St, Ottawa, Il 61350) Tours start at 9 am, tickets available in the […]
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Library Puzzle Tournament
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin us at the library for our puzzle tournament. Groups of 1-5 players will have 1 hour to complete a 300-piece puzzle for a chance to win gift card prizes. Puzzles are provided. One additional bin for sorting pieces will be provided; no outside supplies are allowed. To register for this tournament, please call the […]
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Homeschool Art
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesFor all ages: We will be making Fall mosaics. Funding for this event is provided in part by the Illinois Arts Council and the Starved Rock Community Foundation.
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Ready, Set, Read!
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin us every Tuesday for stories, songs, and a craft! Stay and play after the craft if you have time. Find each week’s theme on the events calendar on our website. This event is for children ages 3-5 years.
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Shake, Rattle, Read!
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin us every Wednesday for stories, songs, and a craft! Stay and play after the craft if you have time. Find each week’s theme on the events calendar. This event is for children ages birth to 3 years.
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SOCU First-Time Homebuyers
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesSOCU’s (Streator Onized Credit Union) Homebuyer Education program is designed to guide you through every stage of the homebuying journey with confidence. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or it’s been a while since your last purchase, this program helps you understand what to expect and how to prepare.
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Farmers and Makers Market
Jackson St Ottawa, IL, United StatesHosted by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce, the Ottawa Farmers & Makers Market is a vibrant, family-friendly event that brings together local growers, makers, and artisans in the heart of downtown Ottawa, Illinois. Location: Jackson Street, south side of Washington Square Park(Barricades will block access at LaSalle Street and Columbus Street) Market Hours: Saturdays from 8 […]
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The Loop Group
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin fellow fiber artists for some craft time and conversation. Limited assistance and supplies may be available. All experience levels are welcome.
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Manga Club
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesHey manga and anime fans! We’re getting together to talk about our favorite mangas (and the anime series they’ve inspired). This month we’re talking That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime!
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Girls Who Code Club (Gardes 3-12)
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesNew members are always welcome to join this club, which is not just for girls. We’ll sign up accounts using the Girls Who Code curriculum. Members will learn computer coding at their own pace, either at home or on the library computers. We’ll meet once a month for activities and snacks to go.
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General WHL Wallace Memorial Event
Ottawa Historical and Scouting Museum 1100 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesGuided Tours of the Wallace-Dickey Family Cemetery & The Wallace Home, The Oaks 2 days of guided tours: Sept. 27 & Oct. 4, from 9am to 4pm. $15/person, $10/students, or $50/family. Starts at the Ottawa Historical & Scouting Heritage Museum (1100 Canal St, Ottawa, Il 61350) Tours start at 9 am, tickets available in the […]
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Ottawa Fall Fest & Parade
Jordan Block 101-123 W Main St 61350, Ottawa, IL, United StatesIn downtown Ottawa and @ the Jordan Block, enjoy a parade at 12 pm, followed by live music, food trucks, local vendors, and free kids' activities from 1 to 5 pm!
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Story Time @ the Woodland
Nell's Woodland 2000 Alexis Ave., Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin us at Nell’s Woodland for a nature-themed story time. Enjoy stories, music, and crafts followed by a short hike through the park. Please register in person at Reddick Library, online on our events page, scan the QR code, or call (815) 434- 0509. This event is for children of all ages.
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Ready, Set, Read!
Reddick Public Library 1010 Canal Street, Ottawa, IL, United StatesJoin us every Tuesday for stories, songs, and a craft! Stay and play after the craft if you have the time! Find each week's theme on the Events Calendar on our website. This event is for children ages 3-5 years.