For teens: Need a place to study after school or somewhere to hang out with friends? Bring schoolwork, a project, or a book to read for fun! There’s no pressure here, just friends, snacks and time to get something done at the library.
Make a warmth-themed creation with library LEGO pieces and have your build displayed afterwards in the Children’s Department. This event is for children of all ages.
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.
At this month’s book club, the library will be discussing "The Smallest Girl in the Smallest Grade" by Justin Roberts and doing an activity to go along with the story. This event is for children in Grades K-3
For adults: Join Emily Hansen, Master Gardener, to learn practical techniques for starting seeds indoors, discover which seeds can be direct-sown outdoors, and explore methods for saving seed from your garden to use in future seasons. Whether you’re new to gardening or a seasoned grower, this event offers valuable tips to help you plan and […]
For adults: Paint a wooden wall hanger to display in your home. Registration is required as spots are limited due to the availability of supplies. To register for this class, please call the library at (815)434-0509, stop by the Circulation Desk
Learn to knit or crochet in a friendly environment with knowledgeable people.
Join us at Nell's Woodland for a nature themed story time. Enjoy stories, song, and a craft followed by a short hike through the park. Registration is required for this event. Please register online, in person at Reddick Library, or call 815-434-0509. This event is for children of all ages.
National Oreo day is celebrated in March and we need your help to decide what is the best oreo flavor ever? We will have all the varieties so you can try them first and then cast your vote for the ultimate Oreo flavor. Registration is required. Please register online, in person at the library, or […]
Join others to challenge your brain and learn more about keeping your brain healthy. The free, in-person Wits Workout sessions will continue for 12 consecutive weeks. Pre-registration is required. Register for the series by calling 815-434-0509 or visiting go.illinois.edu/WITS-USDA. This event is for adults ages 60 and above. Spots are limited.
