Book Babies
This is a short storytime designed for parents and caregivers with babies who aren't walking yet. Join us for some gentle baby bounces, songs and rhymes.
This is a short storytime designed for parents and caregivers with babies who aren't walking yet. Join us for some gentle baby bounces, songs and rhymes.
Let's play this ancient Chinese tile-based game! All skill levels welcome including those who just wonder what Mah Jongg is and want to learn about it. We are playing the 2023 National Mah Jongg League card. If you have a Mah Jongg set, please bring it along!
Interested in trying yoga, but don't think your body can? Well, this class is for you! You may join us at the library or from the comfort of your home using Zoom. Instructor led. In person - Chairs provided. No mat needed. If you are joining us in-person (not via Zoom) in the library's meeting room, you […]
Investments are products that are purchased with the expectation that they will produce income or profit, or both. Generally investing is associated with putting money away for a long period of time which is different from saving or trading. Join us as Fran McKay, CFP° explains why to invest, how to build an investment portfolio, […]
Join us for an art program designed for toddlers and preschoolers! Little Art Explorers will focus on process art, which allows children to enjoy the process of creating artwork rather than the specific outcome of an arts & craft project.
Our title is discuss this month is: The Woman in the Library by Sulari Gentill. Email mweyeneth@dunlaplibrary.org to receive the Zoom registration meeting invite to attend!
Join Communication Junction for an in-person storytime at the library that is designed to engage your child and encourage their love of books. Each Sign and Sing is created around a theme and filled with stories, songs, movements, and new signs.
Enjoy the diversity of yoga. Join our yogi masters for a live yoga practice. You may join us in the library or from the comfort of your home using Zoom. If you are joining us in-person in the library's meeting room, you do not need to register. Email mweyeneth@dunlaplibrary.org to receive the Zoom registration meeting invite to […]
Interested in trying yoga, but don't think your body can? Well, this class is for you! You may join us at the library or from the comfort of your home using Zoom. Instructor led. In person - Chairs provided. No mat needed. If you are joining us in-person (not via Zoom) in the library's meeting room, you […]
Join us for writing prompts, story starters, and word games in this writing club designed for homeschool students aged 9-12.
Join Ms. Amy in the library each week for a new storytime theme with books, songs, rhymes, playtime, and a craft.
Romance is the theme for this virtual book club. Our selection for this month is: The Hating Game by Sally Thorne. Meets in February, March, April, and May. Email mweyeneth@dunlaplibrary.org toreceive the Zoom registration meeting invite to attend!
We are partnering with Fran McKay of Catalyst Wealth Planning to virtually discuss a title pertaining to the interesting and ever-changing world of finance! We will be talking about The Price of Time by Edward Chancellor. Email mweyeneth@dunlaplibrary.org to receive the Zoom registration meeting invite to attend!
Stop in after school on early release days for a different activity each week. Hang out and enjoy snacks, a fun activity, and a movie on our big screen! Activity: Make a bird feeder for Earth Day
Enjoy the diversity of yoga. Join our yogi masters for a live yoga practice. You may join us in the library or from the comfort of your home using Zoom. If you are joining us in-person in the library’s meeting room, you do not need to register. Email mweyeneth@dunlaplibrary.org to receive the Zoom registration meeting invite to […]
Join us for an afternoon with Peoria native now Chicago-based novelist James Klise. The author of award-winning novels for young adults, Klise’s new historical novel, "I'll Take Everything You Have" (Algonquin Young Readers), tells a queer coming-of-age crime story that Publishers Weekly calls "a mesmerizing snapshot of 1930s Chicago." Klise will read briefly from the […]