PUMPKIN GUTS SLIME (Grades 3-6)
Come make stretchy, stringy slime with real pumpkin guts. Registration is required. Please register online at www.reddicklibrary.org, in person at the library, call the library at (815) 434-0509.
Come make stretchy, stringy slime with real pumpkin guts. Registration is required. Please register online at www.reddicklibrary.org, in person at the library, call the library at (815) 434-0509.
Join 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 on our website. This event is for children ages birth to 3 years.
Play with a variety of toys, do some coloring, and read books in a low-light, low sound environment. This event is for children of all ages and abilities. Registration is required. Please register online at www.reddicklibrary.org, in person at the library, call the library at (815) 434-0509.
For adults, Join us to make a beautiful portrait using only construction paper and glue. Please bring in a photo of your model, whether it be a friend, a pet, a favorite celebrity, or yourself. Registration is required as spots are limited due to the availability of supplies. To register for this event, visit our […]
🎄✨ SHOP, SIP, SAVOR & SPARKLE WEEKEND! ✨🎄 📅 November 6–7, 2026 📍 Downtown Ottawa, Illinois Where Holiday Memories Are Made! It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in downtown Ottawa! Join us for a festive weekend of Christmas Open Houses, holiday shopping, delicious dining, and a little extra Christmas magic! 🛍️ CHRISTMAS OPEN […]
Event Info & Call for Volunteers: The 18th Annual 24-Hour Veterans Honor Guard Vigil will be held at the War Memorial in Washington Square, downtown Ottawa. The opening ceremony will be on Friday, November 6th at 4:45 pm, when area Submarine Veterans will be the Lead Honor Guard. A brief closing ceremony will begin at […]
Join fellow fiber artists for some craft time and conversation. Limited assistance and supplies may be available. All experience levels are welcome.
Hey Anime and Manga fans! We’re getting together to discuss our favorite manga (and the anime series they’ve inspired). This month, we’re talking The Promised Neverland.
This club isn’t just for girls, but uses the Girls Who Code curriculum. At this month’s meeting, we will take a closer look at coding in Python.
Grab a glass and hit the Harbor! Spend the afternoon sipping your way through Heritage Harbor with wine tastings, local art, tasty bites, shopping and fun surprises along the way. What to Expect: • Local artists sharing one-of-a-kind work • Wine and spirits to sample along the way • Tasty bites and a market to […]
Join 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.
Join 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 on our website. This event is for children ages birth to 3 years.
On the North side of Washington Square Park, a ceremony for Veterans' Day will be held on November 11th 10:15 am. Program will begin at 10:30 am to 11:00 am. The VFW will provide a courtesy brunch for the community afterward.
This Is Happiness by Niall Williams will be discussed at this patron-led book group.
Listen to The Leaf Thief by Alice Hemming, then create a collage featuring the squirrel character from the book.
Have a blast at bingo with chances to win gift card prizes. This free event is for adults only.
Your “BLT” dinner includes a delicious Lobster tail or T-bone steak, perfectly prepared by Harbor House by Valentino’s, and a Bourbon tasting experience. A full bar will also be available. $80 per person or $150 per couple. RSVP and Tickets: srccf.org/event/the-new-blt/ Presented by Hometown National Bank, Hosted by The Vue at Heritage Harbor (111 […]
Struggling with technology? Join us for some hands-on help from our knowledgeable staff at this monthly program. Whether you’re facing issues with the internet, your phone, or tech accessories, we’re here to help at this drop-in program.
Come and join us to make a cute study buddy out of socks and rice.
Enjoy a unique shopping experience set in the backdrop of a 1920s town.
Join fellow fiber artists for some craft time and conversation. Limited assistance and supplies may be available. All experience levels are welcome.
Enjoy a unique shopping experience set in the backdrop of a 1920s town.
Sunrise on the Reaping is on the horizon, and we’re gathering the citizens of Panem for a day of Hunger Games prep.
Director Mollie Perrot of the Ottawa Historical & Scouting Heritage Museum will host this lecture. She'll discuss restaurants, bakeries, & ice cream parlors of the past. Discover where the people of the past went out to grab a bite to eat. Single Session: $10 | Museum Member: $9
New members are always welcome to join this librarian-led book group. Copies of the book will be available for check out from the library. Book Summary: Dominic Salt and his three children are caretakers of Shearwater, a tiny island not far from Antarctica. Home to the world’s largest seed bank, Shearwater was once full of […]
Join us for a dedicated time to spend with other artists and work on new or existing projects. This monthly adult program is in collaboration with the Ottawa Art League.
Find out what quest your Dungeon Master has created for you. Will you survive? Will you accomplish your goals?
Join 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.
Join 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 on our website. This event is for children ages birth to 3 years.
Come and join us for a Mario Kart tournament with our Nintendo Switch 2. Registration is required. Please register online at www.reddicklibrary.org, in person at the library, call the library at (815) 434-0509.