The Library will be closed on the following Tuesdays at 5 pm, due to the Mid-Summer Classic Concert Series: July 21 and 28
Registration Information
Ticket is required for program.
R Register for Adult programs online at https://egvpl.libnet.info/events or scan QR code. Registration may also be done in person, or by phone at 847-439-0447 x271. For online registration for Youth Services programs please visit https://egvpl.libnet.info/events or scan QR code. Registration may also be done in person, or by phone at 847-439-0447 x267. Registered programs are limited to EGVPL cardholders. Non-cardholders may register 3 days before the event if space is available, unless otherwise noted.
From the Director’s Desk
Hello Summer!
There’s so much to experience at the Elk Grove Village Public Library this season! Here’s a sneak peek at just a few of the inspiring programs and events we have planned for you…
• Our Summer Reading Program is back, offering something for everyone, from youth to teens to adults. Join us for a great opportunity to read, discover new things, and earn prizes along the way.
• This summer is especially meaningful as we recognize our country’s 250th birthday with engaging themed programs and activities for all ages.
• Come be a part of a fun-filled day at the Play, Picnic, and Party event.
• Keep an eye out for our Book Bike as it rolls through local parks bringing Storytime, books, and smiles wherever it goes.
$ Register/pay in person at Library Registration/Information Desk for Adult programs. Register/pay in person at Youth Services Desk for Youth programs.
• And back by popular demand from the Field Museum—Norm the T-Rex! Visit Norm from June 4-15. You won’t want to miss it!
We’re looking forward to sharing another wonderful summer with you.
Your Library Director, Debra Nelson
Play, Picnic & Party
Sunday, July 12, 12-4 pm
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library
Get ready for an unforgettable day at Play, Picnic & Party— we can’t wait to celebrate summer with you!
Treat yourself to the delicious flavors of Rainbow Cone truck, then hit the dance floor as The Wayouts bring the best of 1960s rock to life. There’s plenty of excitement for the whole family, including bumper cars, a kids racetrack, and a high-energy foam party!
Be sure to stop by the Friends of the Library booth for fun finds and complimentary water. Need a break from the heat? Head inside the Library to enjoy Bingo, meet Bluey and Stitch, and sing along at a lively kids concert with ScribbleMonster—plus so much more.
Soundstage at EGVPL R
Bingo – 12:30-1:15 pm and 1:30-2:15 pm (indoors)
Band: “The Wayouts” – 12:00-1:30 pm (parking lot)
Foam Canon Party – 3:00-4:00 pm (parking lot)
Rainbow Cone Truck – 12-4 pm, while supplies last
Join us for outdoor summer concerts in the Library’s southeast parking lot! Bring your family and your chairs. In case of inclement weather, the performance will be moved to the Lee Maternowski Room.
Jazz Ensemble: Planet Flippo R
Thursday, June 25, 6:30-8 pm
Jazz for the Generations” – Dave Flippo's innovative arrangements featuring a wide range of tempos and moods. The program includes tunes by Stevie Wonder, David Bowie, Radiohead, Joni Mitchell, Amy Winehouse, Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Cole Porter, Flaming Lips, Dave Brubeck, Lennon/McCartney, Brian Wilson, Bob Dylan & more.
Dave’s Bazaar R
Thursday, August 6, 6:30-8 pm
Enjoy great vibes and a celebration of American music at The Soundstage at EGVPL with David’s Bazaar. Experience solo acoustic rock, pop, folk, and country—perfect for relaxing and enjoying the music.
Summer Reading Programs
Youth Services
Unearth a Story
Monday, June 8Friday, July 31
See p. 5 for more information
Teen Services
The Summer Camp Files
Saturday, May 30 -Saturday, August 8
See p. 14 for more information
Adult Services
We the Readers: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of a Good Book
Saturday, May 30Saturday, August 8
See p. 15 for more information
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For more information, including program descriptions, please visit the EGVPL website calendar at egvpl.org and click on “Events & Classes” or scan here:
Unless marked with symbols below, programs are Drop-In.
R = Programs marked with this symbol require registration. You may register online, by phone, or in-person (*unless noted otherwise). Programs requiring registration are limited to EGVPL cardholders.
T = Programs marked with this symbol are free, ticketed events. Due to limited capacity, tickets will be distributed in the Youth Services Department on a first-come, first-served basis 30 minutes before the program start time. We will give one ticket per person and all attendees must be present to receive a ticket.
Family Fun and Special Events
Norm the T-Rex
Families with children of all ages
Thursday, June 4-Monday, June 15, all day everyday
Make sure you stop by to visit Norm! He’s back from the Field Museum to welcome our youth patrons as we kick off summer reading.
Library Fun at Pirates’ Cove
Families with children of all ages
Thursday, June 4, 11 am
YOUTH PROGRAM REGISTRATION DATES
(*unless otherwise indicated)
June start dates: Registration begins Friday, May 22
July start dates: Registration begins Friday, June 19
August start dates: Registration begins Friday, July 17
Program location will be available when registering. Program date, time, location, and format subject to change.
Our programs tend to fill up fast and frequently have waiting lists. When registering, please make sure your child is able to arrive at least 5 minutes before the program begins. If your child cannot attend, or will be unable to arrive on time, please cancel their registration online, or by calling Youth Services at 847-439-0447 x267.
Look for this symbol next to our summer programs that highlight America's 250th anniversary!
EGVPL Book Bike at the Park
Families with children of all ages
Come for a free book and stay for a special activity! The following events will meet outside at Roosevelt Park (241 Wellington Ave.) weather permitting.
Artsy Evening
Tuesday, June 16, 6:30-7:15 pm
Sunset Scavenger Hunt
Tuesday, July 14, 6:30-7:15 pm
Meet the Elk Grove librarians at Pirates' Cove (901 Leicester Rd) on the Swashbuckler Wharf Fun Stage! Enjoy a theatric storytime, hear about the EGVPL Summer Reading Program, and receive a prize from the Book Bike while supplies last. Visitors are welcome to arrive at 10:30 am for the 11 am show. Present your Elk Grove Village Public Library Card at the Pirates' Cove Gate for free admission! After the event, you are welcome to enjoy the park until it closes at 2 pm. Weather permitting.
Fun Factory Saturday
Children of all ages
Saturdays, June 6-August 29, 9:30 am-4:30 pm
Drop by Youth Services to make a simple craft on your own or with the help of a parent/caregiver (while supplies last).
Dinosaur Pirates T
Families with children of all ages
Friday, June 12, 11 am
Hit the high seas with this story of prehistoric proportions, packed with music, silly antics, and audience participation. This dino-sized story has been millions of years in the making and is sure to be a treasure for the whole family. Don’t miss this exciting performance by Roz Puppets!
Field Day Games
Wednesday, August 5, 10-10:45 am
5th Annual Book Bike Parade
Saturday, August 22, 10-10:45 am
Bring your bike, tricycle, unicycle, scooter, or stroller! Meet at Roosevelt Park to decorate your ride. Then, join us in a short parade ending at EGVPL where we will celebrate with music, bubbles, popsicles, and free books. Our parade will step off at 10:15 am.
Family Storytimes R
Recommended for families with children ages 2-8
Wednesdays, 6:30-7:15 pm
Pebbles, Giggles, and Stone Age Stories R
June 17
Join us for a prehistoric party full of fun, laughter, and imagination!
Dir t Detectives R
July 15
Get ready to dig in and explore the wonders beneath our feet as we discover what’s hiding underground. Each date requires a separate registration
Family Fun and Special Events (continued)
Summer Reading – Unearth a Story
Children of all ages
Monday, June 8-Friday, July 31, all day, everyday
Kids from birth through 8th grade are invited to dig into our exciting reading program this summer! Join us to discover dinosaurs, explore the underground world of plants and animals, uncover rocks and minerals, unearth stories from America’s past, and celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday! Search our themed book collections, participate in hands-on programs, earn exciting prizes, and make fascinating finds along the way. Get ready—your next adventure is waiting just beneath your feet!
Dino-mite Carnival Opening Day Kick-off
Children of all ages
Monday, June 8, 11 am-7 pm
Get ready for a roaring good time at our dinosaur-themed indoor carnival! There will be awesome games, face painting, amazing balloon creations, STEM stations, collaborative coloring, and a dinosaur edition of Storybook Cinema. Head to youth services and sign up for our summer reading program, then join this prehistoric party packed with fun!
Week One Bonus
Children of all ages
Monday, June 8-Sunday, June 14, all day, everyday
Kick off your summer reading early! When you sign up during the first week, you’ll get a ticket to enter our Week One Bonus Prize Raffle! This year, summer readers will have a chance to win a one-year family membership to Brookfield Zoo, The Field Museum, or Kohl Children’s Museum, a Pirates’ Cove Summer Pass with 10 Jumps and Jiggles tickets, a family day pass to Vertical Endeavors, a voucher to iFly; or a Yoto Player with case.
Matt Sandbank Shadow Factory T
Families with children of all ages
Monday, June 15, 2 pm
Nationally-touring shadow puppeteer, Matt Sandbank, from Durham, NC, will be here for a show that brings a sense of wit and wonder. Experience shadow puppetry vignettes presented with creativity, humor and fun for all.
Fishin’ with Dad
Children of all ages with caregiver Saturday, June 20, 2-3 pm
Celebrate Dad, Daddy, Dada, or a special father figure (whatever you may call him!) with some fishy fun at the library! Work together to make a Gyotaku fish print and record your “catch” of the day.
Dinos on the Go!
Families with children of all ages
Tuesday, June 16-Tuesday, June 30, all day, everyday
Adopt a dinosaur to join your family this summer! Search the department for a photo of a prehistoric pal, then bring it to the reference desk to check-in and meet your newfound friend. Take your dino along on all your summer adventures, wherever you go! Participants can send us photos of their dinosaur enjoying summer fun with their family for a chance to be featured on our social media and in the department.
Mesozoic Match Up
Children of all ages
Tuesdays-Sundays, June 16-July 19, all day, every day
Stop by each week to cast your vote and cheer on your favorite reptile relic to victory. Dinosaurs will face off in this fun, showdown to see who’s the ultimate fan favorite!
Artifact Adventure
Children of all ages (under age 8 must be accompanied by caregiver)
Monday, July 27-Sunday, August 2
Step into a giant maze and become an explorer on a mission! Make your way through twists and turns to discover fossils, artifacts, and relics. What will you uncover on your adventure? This special event will open 30 minutes after the library opens and will close 30 minutes before the library closes.
Storybook Cinema
Families with children of all ages
Sundays, 12:30-4:30 pm
No registration required—just drop in and watch storybooks come to life on screen! Videos will loop continuously during program time. Children under age 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
June 21
Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs
July 19
The Scrambled States of America
August 16
Harry the Dirty Dog
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Family Fun and Special Events (continued)
Summer Scavenger Hunts
Children of all ages
Scavenger hunts take place all day, everyday on dates listed below in the Youth Services Department. Participants will get a prize for taking part in these activities.
History Hunters
Wednesday, June 24-Sunday, July 5
Put your “eagle eyes” to the test with this seek-and-find.
Dinosaur
Detectives
Wednesday, July 15-Sunday, July 26
Search for dinosaurs hiding in plain sight.
Dog Days of Summer
Wednesday, August 5-Tuesday, August 11
Go on a paws-itively fun adventure to find four-legged friends.
Play, Picnic, and Party
Families with children of all ages
Sunday, July 12, 12-4 pm
Check out what's going on inside Youth Services during this annual EGV event!
12-4 pm Wonderful World of EGV Scavenger Hunt
12:30-3:30 pm Watch Disney animated classics
1-2 pm Meet & Greet with Bluey and Stitch
2-2:45 pm Musical performance with ScribbleMonster
See p. 3 for more events and details.
Istvan & His Imaginary Band T
Families with children of all ages
Thursday, July 16, 6:30 pm
South Parking Lot Area
Rain location: Large Meeting Room
Join us for a super fun, high-energy concert that kids and grownups will love! Sing and dance along to Istvan’s catchy songs and playful style—it’s a performance the whole family will love.
Little Lunas T
Families with children of all ages
Saturday, July 25, 10:30-11:15 am
Kick off your weekend at the Little Lunas Bilingual Kids Concert with The Luna Blues Machine. The Cervantes sisters merge their love of music and education to bring you an interactive concert for young audiences and their families.
Firefly Family Theatre T
Recommended for children ages 2-7 with their families
Wednesday, July 29, 6:30 pm
Firefly Family Theatre is back! Celebrate summer nights and join us to hear stories and sing songs around the campfire during their production of Under the Stars. Don’t miss this special performance.
Pokemon Card Trading
Families with children of all ages
Wednesday, August 5, 5-6:30 pm
Come on down to trade Pokémon cards with fellow Pokémon fans! Doubles will be provided, limit 15 per person.
It’s a Storytime Home Run!
Families with children of all ages
Thursday, August 20, 6:30 pm
Step up to the plate for a grand slam of fun! Families are invited to enjoy a special storytime with the author, Michael Cerami, and illustrator, Nora Reuter, featuring their book all about the Chicago Cubs, followed by a hands-on craft to show off your team spirit. Stick around for a special photo op—don’t forget to bring your smiles!
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Bilingual Programs
Spanish Storytime/Tiempo de Cuento
Recommended for ages 4-8 with caregiver/ Recomendado para niños de 4 a 7 años acompañados por un adulto Saturdays, June 13 and 20, July 11, 10:30-11 am
Come explore a new theme every month with books, art, and interactive activities! All language abilities are welcome! ¡Vengan a explorar un nuevo tema cada mes con libros, arte, y actividades interactivas! Todos los niveles de dominio del idioma son bienvenidos.
Polish Storytime
Children of all ages with caregiver/ Dzieci w każdym wieku z opiekunem
Thursdays, June 18-July 16, 10-10:30 am
Join us for a Polish-English storytime that includes stories, rhymes, and crafts. You do not need to speak Polish to attend. Zapraszamy na wspólne czytanie dla dzieci w języku polskim i angielskim, w ramach którego będą opowiadania, rymowanki i zajęcia plastyczne. Wszyscy są mile widziani. Nie ma rejestracji.
Baby Tales
Recommended for ages 0-24 months with caregiver Mondays, June 15-July 20, 9:30 or 10:30 am
Bond with your little one and meet new friends at a lap-sit storytime full of bounces, tickles, songs, and giggles. Each week we will move to music, learn new rhymes, listen to short stories, and end with time for free-play. This drop-in storytime is recommended for babies up to 24 months, but older siblings are welcome to join!
Themed Summer Storytimes
Recommended for ages 3-6 with caregiver Tuesdays, 10 am or 1:30 pm
Each week brings a brand-new journey into imagination with lively storytelling, hands-on crafts and a snack.
June 16 Dino Roar & Explore
June 23 Once upon a Fossil
June 30 Fireworks, Flags, & Fun!
July 7 Down in the Dirt
July 14 Old Stories & New Smiles
July 21 Tiny Trowels & Treasure Tales
Alphabet Soup
Recommended for ages 2-4 with caregiver Wednesdays, June 17- July 22, 9:30 or 10:30 am
Attention little learners! Grab your grown-up and get moving in an interactive storytime filled with music and play. Each week we will practice early literacy skills using stories, songs, and a project. This drop-in storytime is recommended for 2, 3, and 4 year-olds, but siblings are also welcome!
Nature Explorers R
Recommended for ages 2-7 with caregiver Fridays, June 19, July 10, July 17, 10 am
Learn through guided, hands-on stations as we explore the nature around us! Nature Explorers will be located in Busse Woods and coled with staff from the Forest Preserves of Cook County. Each class requires a separate registration.
Messy Play: Dino Edition R
Ages 2-7 with caregiver Friday, July 3, 10:30 am-11:15 am
Stomp over to the library for dino-tastic play stations that encourage sensory exploration, open-ended creation, and imagination.
Ready, Set, Go to Kindergarten R
Entering kindergarten in Fall 2026
Tuesday, August 4, 6:30-7:15 pm
Going to Kindergarten in 2026? Join the fun and get ready for your first big day! Registration is required and limited to EGVPL cardholders. This event includes fun activities designed to help children prepare for a successful transition to kindergarten through stories, crafts, games, and songs.
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is a self-paced program that encourages families to read to their children from a young age. Stop by the Youth Desk to sign up!
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Grades K-8
Crochet Corner
Entering grades 4-8
Sundays, June 7 and 21, July 5 and 19, August 2, 16, and 30, 2-3 pm
Crochet experience is required. Drop into the Sunday Crochet Corner where you can work on projects with provided yarn and hooks. Ms. Analise will be available to help with any problems that may pop up.
Junior Teen Advisory Group (Jr. TAG) R
Entering grades 6-8
Wednesdays, June 10, 17, 24, and July 8, 15, and 22, 3-4 pm
Jr. TAG is a volunteer opportunity for students to engage in community service, take part in library projects, and participate in teambuilding activities for 2026 and 2027. Participants must apply for group membership. Contact twulf@egvpl.org or scan the QR code for more information.
T-rex Tea Party R
Entering grades K-4
Saturday, June 13, 3-3:45 pm
Sizzlin’ Summer Science R
Entering grades K-4
Thursdays, 4:15-4:45 pm
Join us for fun, simple science activities, and much more! Each week there will be a different theme and activity.
Session 1:
June 18 Recyclosaurus Challenge
June 25 Project Paleontology
July 2 Stars & Slime
Session 2:
July 9 The Underground Inn
July 16 DNA Discoveries
July 23 Edible Excavation
Each session requires a separate registration
Step back in time for a roaring good time at this program with dino-themed games, creative crafts, and light refreshments— perfect for little paleontologists with big imaginations.
Scenery Squad R
Entering grades 5-8
Monday, June 15, 6:30–8 pm
Create a collaborative mural that will be displayed at the library all summer. Pizza and drinks will be served.
Cartooning with Mark Anderson R
Entering grades K-8
Wednesdays, 3:30-4:30 pm
Draw along with cartoonist Mark Anderson and have fun during these creative workshops.
June 17
Disingenuous Dinosaurs
July 15
Kar-toon Racing
Each date requires a separate registration
What is a Fossil? R
Entering grades K-5
Thursday, June 18, 6:30-7:30 pm
Let’s go back in time (way, way, back!) to learn about fossils, and what they can tell us about the past. Join Biological Anthropology PhD candidate (and former Youth Services patron), Madelaine Walker, for some hands-on learning in this workshop.
Minecraft: Archeology Edition R
Entering grades 2-5
Friday, June 19, 1:30-3:30 pm or 4:30-6:30 pm
Minecraft adventurers will race to build their own tools, dig through mysterious sand, and search for hidden “sherds” to rebuild ancient pottery. Snacks included!
Sketchbook Saturdays
Entering grades 5-8
Saturdays, June 20, July 18, August 15, 9:30-4:30 pm
Grab a supply kit and get creative! We’ll have a different mix of art supplies each month for you to experiment with and create art at your own pace — no experience needed. When you’re done, just return the supply kit to the Youth Reference Desk. Come hang out, make some art, and enjoy a creative break!
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Grades K-8 (continued)
T-rexplorers
R
Entering grades K-8
Monday, June 22, 1:15 or 3:15 pm
Get up close and personal with real dinosaur fossils, while learning the science of paleontology, in this hands-on adventure where there will also be special "roar-some" guest appearance!
Middle Grade Book Club R
Entering grades 5-8
Monday, June 22, 6:30-7:30 pm
Discuss books, movies, and everything in between! Pizza, snacks, and drinks are provided.
Gregor the Overlander by Suzanne Collins
Dig Into Art R
Entering grades K-5
Tuesday, June 23, 3:30-4:15 pm
Monday, July 20, 6:30-7:15 pm
Join us for an art class where kids can dig into their creativity and unearth masterpieces!
Each session requires a separate registration
Who Would Win? Dinosaur Investigators
R
Entering grades 1-4
Tuesday, June 23, 6:30-7:15 pm
Learn about two fierce dinosaurs through exploratory stations and then make your case for which dino you think would win in a fight.
Gems, Stones, & Lava Zones!
The following programs will be led by an educator from Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art:
Unearth a Rock Collection R
Entering grades K-3
Wednesday, June 24, 1 pm
Get started on your own rock collection! Learn about different types of rocks, decorate a rock storage container and receive six rock, mineral, and fossil samples to start their own collection!
Jewelry Creations R
Entering grades 4-8
Wednesday, June 24, 2 pm
Create three awesome pieces of jewelry—a necklace, a keychain, and a pin—using real stones! Learn how to use jeweler’s tools and tricks like findings, epoxy, and knot-tying in this fun, hands-on program.
Volcanoes! R
Entering grades 4-8
Wednesday, June 24, 3:15 pm
Explore the fiery world of volcanoes! Learn what makes them erupt, about the different types of eruptions, and the dangers they can cause—get ready for a learning experience that’s a total BLAST!
Fossil Stamp Carving R
Entering grades 6-8
Wednesday, June 24, 6:30-7:30 pm
It’ll be a blast from the past as you create and carve your own fossil rubber stamp to use again and again! All tools and supplies are provided.
Dino Designer R
Entering grades 4-8
Thursday, June 25, 6:30-7:30 pm
Collage, glue, and layer your way to a one-of-a-kind designer dino in this fun, crafty makeover workshop!
Stomp, Roar...Bingo! R
Entering grades K-3
Saturday, June 27, 3 pm
Get ready for a roaring good time! Kids will play fun dino-themed bingo, win prizes, and enjoy a tasty snack along the way.
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Tie
Dye R
Children of all ages up to grade 8
Friday, June 26, 10, 10:45, or 11:30am
Monday, June 29, 3:30, 4:15, 6:30 or 7 pm
Tuesday, June 30, 3, 3:45, or 4:15 pm
Monday, July 13, 2:30, 3:15, 4, 6:30, or 7 pm
Friday, July 17, 10, 10:45, 11:30 am, or 1 pm
Nothing says summer like tie-dye! Bring your own t-shirt and make a groovy colorful design.
The Fab 5 Dinosaur Families R
Entering grades K-4
Monday, June 29, 1:30 pm
How do scientists categorize dinosaurs? Giant, long-necked sauropods, frilled ceratopsians, and duck-billed hadrosaurs are only three of the five groups of dinosaurs that we will explore in this program. Join an educator from the Museum of the Rockies to learn more about these incredible dinosaurs in this live, virtual program.
Let Them Eat Cake Taste Test R
Entering grades 5-8
Wednesday, July 1, 3:30 pm
Time to take the cake… or at least guess which one! Join us for a blind taste test where every bite is a birthday surprise as we celebrate America’s big day. You can have your cake and eat it too!
Family STEM Challenge R
Families with children entering grades K-4
Wednesday July 1, 6:30-7:30 pm
First, dive into history with a Liberty’s Kids video, and learn all about the Boston Tea Party. Then, kids and adults will work together to build a crate to protect a tea bag from getting wet in our test pool. Can your creation survive the storm?
Movie: National Treasure (PG) R
Entering grades 4-8
Thursday, July 2, 6:30-8:40 pm
Watch a modern-day fortune hunter race to find an ancient treasure hidden by the Founding Fathers. Complete a movie scene scavenger hunt during the show and win a prize!
Eagle Encounter R
Entering grades 3-8
Monday, July 6, 1:30 pm
Get ready for a WOW moment—meet a real eagle from Hoo Haven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center! Learn cool facts about how eagles hunt, fly, and survive, and rescue story behind this incredible bird. Don’t miss your chance to see an eagle up close!
Kids on the Board R
Entering grades 2-5
Tuesday, July 7, 3:30-4:30
Check out and play new board games at this special summer edition of Kids on the Board.
Book Bites R
Entering grades 3-5
Wednesday, July 8, 3-4 pm
Get a taste for appetizing books with this book club. Pizza, snacks, and drinks are provided. Each month’s book will be available at the Youth Reference Desk, for registered participants, to pick up and check out.
City of Ember
By Jeanne DuPrau
Poetry & Pizza: Summer Edition R
Entering grades 5-8
Wednesday, July 8, 6:30-7:30 pm
Discover how poems grow from pictures, imagination, and even everyday objects. Join us for a welcoming workshop where you’ll explore multiple poetic forms, interview a photograph, and craft new writing through creative cut-up techniques. No experience needed—just curiosity and a love of language.
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Diggin’ Illinois R
Families with children entering grades K-5
Thursday, July 9, 6:30-7:30 pm
Did you know that people have lived in Illinois for more than 13,000 years? That means there are thousands of years of stories hidden right under our feet! Join Archeologist, Dale F. Simpson Jr. (Ph.D., RPA), for a fun, hands-on experience designed especially for children in kindergarten through 5th grade—and their caregivers—to explore the past together.
Jigsaw Jamboree R
Ages 8-adult
Friday, July 10, 7:30-9:30 pm
Gather your puzzle team of 2-4 people and register for our after-hours puzzle competition! Race against other teams to be the first to complete your puzzle and win a prize. Families and participants of all ages are welcome to register either in the Adult/Teen category (all players ages 13+) or in the Family category (ages 8+ with at least one adult).
Bead Botanica R
Entering grades 5-8
Saturday, July 11, 2:30-3:30 pm
Participants will combine craft and creativity to make vibrant, plant-inspired artworks using beads and pipe cleaners.
Gaming Group R
Entering grades 5-8
Friday, July 17, and August 14, 5-6:30 pm
This program will offer modded Minecraft and Roblox play for experienced gamers. We’ll use Feed the Beast to learn new skills and enhance your Minecraft play. Use of Roblox requires an existing account.
Each date requires a separate registration
Board Game Squad R
Entering grades 5-8
Wednesday, July 22, 6-7:30 pm
Join us to play board games, sharpen strategic thinking skills, make new friends, and have a blast!
Minecraft Club R
Entering grades 2-5
Choose from one July session:
(A) Friday, July 24, 5-6:30 pm
(B) Saturday, July 25, 12-1:30 pm
(C) Saturday, July 25, 2:30-4 pm
Choose from one August session:
(A) Friday, August 21, 5-6:30 pm
(B) Saturday, August 22, 12-1:30 pm
(C) Saturday, August 22, 2:30-4 pm
Play and create with friends during our Minecraft Club. Participants can work together on our server, imagining, building, and creating. Help is provided during this program if you are new to Minecraft. Please register for only one date per month. Patrons that register for more than one date within the month will have registration canceled and must then re-register, if space is available. Each month requires a separate registration
Backpack Charms R
Entering grades K-5
Thursday, August 6, 11 am
Deck out your backpack with a custom charm you make and get ready for school
Eco-Dye Back to School Tote R
Entering grades 4-8
Thursday, August 6, 6:30-7:30 pm
Get creative with nature in this hands-on art program! Participants will explore flower pounding, a fun technique where real flowers are gently tapped onto fabric to create colorful, one-of-a-kind designs.
Dog Safety R
Children ages 3-9
Coming in August!
Join some specially trained canine guests from Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy to learn what a dog might be saying to you, and how you can safely approach new dogs. Children will have the opportunity, but are not required, to interact with dogs during this program.
Digital & Maker Services
Makerspace – Middle School Ages & Up
BYOC Club R
Thursday, June 11, 6-7:30 pm
Thursday, July 9, 6-7:30 pm
Thursday, August 13, 6-7:30 pm
Bring your own craft and connect with fellow crafters. Whether it’s sewing, knitting, paper crafts, or anything in between - share ideas with good company.
The Makers’ Book Club R
Thursday, August 27, 6-7:30 pm
Do you love crafting and reading? Join us for an engaging book discussion and craft in our Makerspace! We will discuss the book An Immense World: How Animals Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us by Ed Young while making an animalrelated craft for you to take home. Registration for this program will open on Friday, June 19, at 9 am. Book pickup begins Monday, July 27 at the front desk. Ages 14 and older. Please contact Anahi at makerspace@egvpl.org or 847-725-2198 with any questions.
Workshop Nights
Thursdays, June 4 and 18, July 2, 16 and 30, and August 20, 5-8 pm
Join us for Workshop Nights, a dedicated time to learn more about The Makerspace! Explore small crafts like color or get to know our equipment. Whether you are dropping in with a quick question or scheduling focused time for a specific project, our tools and staff are here to help.
Garden Gnome R
Saturday, June 13, 10-11:30 am
Transform a simple terracotta pot into a charming gnome for your garden! With simple craft supplies and your imagination design the perfect decoration for your outdoor space.
Sublimation – Can Cooler R
Thursday, June 25, 5:30-8 pm
Put a photo on a can cooler and learn about sublimation in the Makerspace. Please register for a one-time slot within the program. One time slot per person.
Embroidered Cards R
Saturday, July 11, 10-11:30 am
Take your greeting cards to the next level by creating a unique embroidered design. This personal touch will truly make your cards one of a kind.
Cricut Crafts- Paper Flowers R
Thursday, July 23, 6-7:30 pm
Discover a new Cricut project and create flowers from pre-cut paper. It’s a fun and easy way to explore a Makerspace machine!
Sewing- Bookmarks R
Thursday, August 6, 6-7:30 pm
Learn the basics of our Makerspace sewing machines and make your very own bookmark.
For questions please contact Anahi Estrada, Digital & Makerspace Coordinator, at makerspace@egvpl.org
Digital & Maker Services
Makerspace – Middle School Ages &
Up (continued)
Patches and Pouches
Saturday, August 8, 10-11:30 am
Drop into The Makerspace to decorate a pencil pouch for back-toschool using iron-on patches. While supplies last.
Celebrate & Create: Garden Stake R
Tuesday, June 30, 2-3:30 pm
Step away from reading for a moment and celebrate the Adult Summer Reading Program by creating a decorative garden stake in honor of the 250th Anniversary.
Technology Classes
Tuesday Tech Help
Tuesdays from June 2 – August 25, 11 am-1 pm
Got a technology question? We’re here to help! Bring your device and question. We will assist with preliminary troubleshooting, finding documentation, seeking answers to your questions, and (if we can’t find an answer) guiding you to additional help.
Thursday Evening Tech Help
Thursdays June 4 and 18, July 2, 16, and 30, August 15, 6 pm-7:30 pm
Join us for an evening drop-in session where you can get one-onone assistance with your technology related questions. Perfect for those who need tech support after work hours!
Excel 101 R
Thursday, June 11, 1-2 pm
Learn some of the basics of Microsoft Excel. We will discuss navigating the software, key commands, formatting, and basic data analysis.
Set Up Your Own Media Server R
Thursday, June 25, 6-7pm
Learn to transform an old computer or dedicated hardware into a personal hub for streaming! This program covers essential hardware requirements and popular software like Plex or Jellyfin. Learn to manage your own private cloud and access your media from any device.
Pop in and Create
Pop into The Makerspace for a self-guided crafting session where you can unleash your inner maker! Drop in at any time during the program to create a small project. While supplies last.
Bird House Painting
Tuesday, June 16, 3-7 pm
Paint and personalize your own birdhouse.
Rock Painting
Tuesday, July 14, 3-7 pm
Create a painted rock to take home or contribute to our library’s front display! Add your personal touch to brighten someone’s day or leave a piece of community art.
Felt Projects
Tuesday, August 11, 3-7 pm
Get creative with felt! Make a personalized name flag or explore other fun unique projects.
Intro to AI R
Thursday, July 9, 1-2 pm
Gain a basic understanding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in this introductory program designed for adults with no prior background. We’ll demystify what AI is, how it’s used in everyday life, and discuss its impact, all in a simple, non-technical way.
Avoiding Online Scams R
Thursday, July 23, 1-2 pm
Concerned about online scams? Join us to learn practical tips and strategies for staying safe in the digital world. We’ll cover how to identify and avoid tech and phishing scams, empowering you to navigate the internet with confidence.
Canva 101 R
Thursday, August 6, 6-7 pm
Unleash your creativity with Canva! This beginner-friendly program will introduce you to the world of Canva and its user-friendly design tools.
Planning Your Digital Legacy R
Thursday, August 20, 1-2 pm
This program offers an overview of managing your digital footprint and ensuring loved ones can access important accounts in the event of an emergency. You will explore practical tools like legacy contacts and password managers to help secure your photos, social media, and financial assets. Participants will leave with actionable steps for preserving their digital history and protecting their privacy.
TEEN
High School Hub - open to High School students
Please visit our online calendar at EGVPL.org to learn more.
R = REGISTRATION REQUIRED PROGRAMS - Programs marked with the letter R require registration. Registration begins Friday, May 22 at 9am.
Teen Summer Reading Program –
The Summer Camp Files R
Saturday, May 30 – Saturday, August 8
Get ready to uncover the unknown with The Summer Camp Files! You’re invited to step into a world of eerie campfire tales, mysterious sightings, and legendary cryptids lurking just beyond the trees. From Bigfoot to lake monsters, you’ll explore spinetingling stories and keep your own “case file” as you read your way through the summer. Whether you’re a skeptic or a true believer, adventure awaits you. Sign up begins Saturday, May 30 at the Adult Reference Desk. Join us… if you dare.
Read 5 books for entry into the Grand Prize Drawing: $100.00 Visa Gift card or a pair of Beats Solo Buds.
Read 3 books for entry into the Small Prize Drawing: $25.00 Barnes and Noble Gift card.
Mysterious Creatures Presentation R
Tuesday, June 9, 7-8 pm
Join researcher Chad Lewis as he explores legendary cryptids—from Chupacabra to Mothman. Don’t miss out on the ultimate creature adventure! Attend and receive an extra Grand Prize Raffle ticket.
Teen Summer Reading Book Talk R
Tuesday, July 21, 1-2 pm
Share what you’re reading for The Summer Camp Files! Swap recs and refuel with free pizza before diving back into your summer reading adventure. Attend and receive an extra Grand Prize Raffle ticket.
Escape from Bigfoot Mountain – Escape Room R
Friday, July 17, 12-5 pm
Group One: 12-1 pm
Group Two: 1-2 pm
Group Three: 2-3 pm
Group Four: 3-4 pm
Group Five: 4-5 pm
Trapped at a remote ranger’s cabin in the woods, your team must solve clues, unlock secrets, and repair a radio to escape a stalking Bigfoot. Work together before time runs out and it finds you! Attend and receive an extra Grand Prize Raffle ticket.
Teen Puzzle Night R
Wednesday, June 17, 6:30-8:30pm
Join fellow teens for our Teen Puzzle Night! Work solo or with friends to complete classic jigsaw puzzles and reveal the full picture. Enjoy free pizza while you relax, chat, and puzzle!
Create Your Own Bento! R
Friday, June 26, 2-3 pm
Make your own anime-inspired bento with The Obento Lady (YA author Sara Fujimura)! Learn bento basics, style your meal, and take home a box, chopsticks, and your tasty creation.
Teen Exotic Animal Event! R
Friday, July 24, 2-3 pm
Join presenter Beth Wagner and eight of her exotic creatures for a one-hour presentation about these lovely critters. Come meet Uncle Mandua the Anteater, Xena the Sloth, Buo the Barn Owl, and more!
Coloring Cool Down Drop In
Tuesday, August 18, 3:30-8 pm
Immerse yourself in the world of Coco Wyo coloring pages, alcohol markers, and pizza! The start of school is stressful, so come decompress with your friends. While supplies last.
Teen Mario Kart Tournament R
Friday, August 28, 4:30-6:30 pm
Battle friend and foe during the ultimate Mario Kart showdown at the library. Enjoy a tiered Mario Kart competition on massive screens, free pizza, and an epic hangout.
R = REGISTRATION REQUIRED PROGRAMS - Programs marked with the letter R require registration. Registration begins Friday, May 22 at 9am.
For more information, including program descriptions, please visit the EGVPL website calendar at egvpl.org and click on “Events & Classes” or scan here: Please note: program formats vary (in-person, virtual, or hybrid) and are subject to change Hybrid – In-person and virtual
2026 Adult Summer Reading Program
We the Readers: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of a Good Book
Monday, June 8 through Sunday, August 30
This summer, we’re celebrating our freedom to read with a salute to America’s 250th birthday! We the readers are all about life, liberty and the pursuit of a good book. Look to our summer reading program for an array of books as vast and diverse as these great United States of America. Declare your independence by choosing books from 13 colonial lists of Patriotic Picks, from riveting Revolutionary Reads to amazing stories about Awesome Americans. Complete five books to receive a T-shirt even the Founding Fathers would be proud of. For each book you read, earn a raffle ticket to enter in our prize drawings. Sign up at the Adult Reference Desk or on Beanstack starting June 8 and let FREADOM ring!
Votes
for Women: A Portrait of Persistence
June 20 – July 20
Learn about the history of women’s suffrage with Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence. This poster exhibition from the Smithsonian celebrates the Nineteenth Amendment and explores the complexity of the women's suffrage movement and the relevance of this history to Americans' lives today.
Located in the cafe area.
Money Smart Book Discussion R
The Art of Spending Money by Morgan Housel
Wednesday, August 26, 7-8pm
If you really want to get a handle on your money, you need to understand your relationship with money first. This book helps you get started. Registration required. To receive a copy of the book, please email Nancy at nbroten@egvpl.org.
Make Yourself More Marketable with Linkedin Learning and Learning Express Library R
Wednesday, June 17, 6-7 pm, In-person OR Friday, July 10, 12-1 pm, Online
Hunting for a job or changing your career? Learn about two online learning resources you can access free with your EGVPL library card. From brushing up on math skills and practicing Microsoft Excel, to training for tech and business careers, Learning Express Library and Linkedin Learning are powerful tools you can use to build skills and succeed.
Resume Help Drop-In R
Wednesdays, June 10, July 8, August 12, 2-4 pm
Need a hand completing job applications, writing your resume and cover letters, preparing for an interview, or finding networking opportunities? Stop by to work with an expert from the Goodwill Workforce Connection Center. Please sign up for a half-hour time slot to get one-on-one help; drop-ins welcome as time permits.
Jigsaw Jamboree R
Ages 8-adult
Friday, July 10, 7:30-9:30 pm
Our summer speed puzzling tournament is back! Registration begins Friday, June 19, 9 am. See Jigsaw Jamboree on p.11 for more information.
ADULT
BUS TRIP
Registration will open on Monday, June 8 at 9 am
Chicago
Sports Museum & Wrigley Field Tour R $
Thursday, August 27, 10:30 am-5:30 pm
If you’re a Chicago sports fan, this tour is for you! Visit the Chicago Sports Museum and explore interactive exhibits, game-used artifacts, and memorabilia from all of Chicago’s professional teams.
Try on a replica 1986 Super Bowl ring made for Refrigerator Perry, test your skills against a virtual Patrick Kane, or shoot hoops with Scottie Pippen. Enjoy lunch at Harry Caray’s 7th Inning Stretch Restaurant.
Then tour Wrigley Field and experience its historic charm. Visit the press box, clubhouse, bleachers, and step onto the field to see the Cubs dugout! Fee: $109 Purchase your tickets at the Circulation Desk – Moderate walking
20s-30s Book Discussions
Welcome to The Book Nook, a new 20s-30s book club at EGVPL.
Join us every second Wednesday evening to discuss titles from various genres and meet other readers along the way!
We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer
Wednesday, June 10, 6:30 pm
A Psalm for the Wild Built by Becky Chambers
Wednesday, July 8, 6:30 pm
Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green
Wednesday, August 12, 6:30 pm
Please contact Elisa at ewynn@egvpl.org or 847-439-0447 x286 for more information or if you need a copy of the book.
Morning Book Discussions
Theo of Golden by Allen Levi
Tuesday or Thursday, June 2, June 4, 10:30 am
Culpability by Bruce Holsinger
Tuesday or Thursday, July 7, July 9, 10:30 am
Defending Jacob by William Landay
Tuesday or Thursday, August 4, August 6, 10:30 am
Please contact Chris at bookclub@egvpl.org or 847-725-2160 for more information or if you need a copy of the book.
Evening Book Discussions
The Briar Club by Kate Quinn
Tuesday, June 16, 7:30 pm
1776 by David McCullough
Tuesday, July 14, 7:30 pm
Theo of Golden by Allen Levi
Tuesday, August 18, 7:30 pm
Please contact Julie at bookclub@egvpl.org or 847-725-2170 for more information or if you need a copy of the book.
Monday Matinee Movie @ 1 pm
Popcorn will be served
June 8 – Lincoln • Rated: PG-13
July 20 – Yankee Doodle Dandy • Rated: G August 17 – JFK • Rated: R
Meditation for Well-Being
Total Healing: the Meditation Prescription
Thursday, June 4, 7-8 pm, Virtual Dr. Matthew Raider will present new data on how meditation can help manage high blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, chronic pain, and stress. This presentation provides insight into the health benefits of meditation, supported by recent studies.
Meditation in the 21st Century
Wednesday, July 22, 6-7 pm, In-Person
Learn a simple meditation technique that can help you in all aspects of your life. Umesh Bhatia is a long time meditator and has been speaking on the topic over 20 years. Join him for this powerful workshop.
Mediation on the Inner Light
Wednesday, August 26, 7-8 pm, Virtual
Join William Smith, retired Army Lt. Colonel in a discussion about how meditation on the Inner Light supports your overall mental, physical, and spiritual wellbeing. During this workshop, you will have a chance to learn a simple and practical approach to meditation.
Supported Chair Yoga R
Tuesdays, June 23, July 14 & August 18, 11 am-12 pm, In-person For men and women 55 and older
This class is designed for men and women who wish to bring movement into their lives to improve overall health. Join certified group exercise fitness expert, Susan Heaton for this class.
Coffee, Cake & Coloring R
Tuesdays, June 30, July 28 & August 25, 10:30-11:30 am, In-person
Adult coloring helps calm the brain and relax the body. Join our program for socializing or quiet zen time. We provide all materials, coffee, tea, and coffee cake.
“I Can Bike There!” Summer Challenge –with the Friends of Cycling in Elk Grove R
June 1 through August 31
We’re teaming up with the Friends of Cycling in Elk Grove to encourage you to add more biking to your summer. Sign up yourself or your family for the “I Can Bike There!” Summer Challenge! Did you know most trips you take by car are less than 3 miles? Why not bike there instead? From everyday errands and quick trips to fun-filled solo or family adventures, enjoy all the health and economic benefits of biking more! Pick up a Challenge Checklist that includes all the details. Log your rides and turn in your sheet by August 31 for a chance to win a $50 gift card. Visit our website or the Friends of Cycling in EG website for more information.
Free Bike Valet @ the Village Green Concerts –
courtesy of the Friends of Cycling in EG
Tuesdays, July 21 & 28, 6-9:30 pm
Avoid the traffic and ride your bike to the concerts! The Friends of Cycling in EG are offering free bike valet service at the library. Drop off your bike at our bike rack area, located near the front entrance, and the Friends will keep it safe while you enjoy the concert.
“Live at the Concerts” Library Booth @ the Summer Concert Series
Tuesdays, July 21 & 28, 4-7:30 pm
Stop by our Library Booth to pick up some EGVPL swag while you’re waiting for the show to start! We’ll be set up on the Library’s “front porch” while the bands are warming up on the Village Green. Get ready to rock!
ADULT
Celebrating America 250
Exploring Barack Obama Presidential Library R
Thursday, June 11, 7-9 pm, Virtual
Join us for a special virtual presentation exploring the Barack Obama Presidential Library and Obama Presidential Center.
The History of America
Through Film R
Tuesday, June 23, 7-8:30 pm, In-person
Celebrate America's 250th with a fun and fascinating look at American history through film with Film Critic Patrick Bromley. Bromley is part of Elk Grove Classic Cinemas' Critics Classics film series and host of the "F This Movie!" podcast.
The Founding Mothers with Laura Keyes R
Sunday, June 28, 2-4 pm, In-person
The “Mothers” of America aren’t often mentioned – the women whose influence on the early years of the United States reverberated for centuries afterwards. This illustrated lecture will show the important role women played in the founding of our country. Learn about soldiers, writers, printers, scholars, farmers and spies-all women and all vital to our nation's history.
The History of Willie Nelson R
Thursday, July 9, 7-8 pm, In-person
Using interview and performance clips, Gary Wenstrup traces Willie’s journey from small-town Texas and his struggles in Nashville to Outlaw Country and legendary status.
The Spirit of 76: American Cities in the 1970s R
Thursday, July 16 at 2 pm, In-person
Elk Grove History
Urban studies professor Max Grinnell presents on the ambitious projects that transformed American cities in the 1970s. From vibrant historic preservation districts to new downtown revitalization projects, come learn about projects that redefined and shaped our understanding of American cities.
Program R
Monday, July 20, 7-8:30 pm, In-person
Join the Elk Grove Village Public Library and the Elk Grove Historical Society for a special program celebrating the 70th anniversary of Elk Grove Village. Discover the rich history of our community, from its days as rural farmland to its transformation into a thriving, planned suburban village. Learn how Elk Grove Village was officially incorporated in 1956. Through photographs, stories, and historical insights, presenters will explore the people, events, and vision that shaped the village we know today. Celebrate 70 years of Elk Grove Village by discovering how it all began and how its history continues to shape our shared identity.
Bill the Baker: Happy Birthday America! R
Thursday, July 23, 6:30-7:30 pm, In-person
Join Bill the Baker this July to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a hands-on “Red, White, and Blue Scones” presentation.
Stitching
a Nation: The Life of Betsy Ross R
Thursday, July 30, 7-8 pm, In-person
As we celebrate America's Semiquincentennial, let's deeply honor Betsy Ross. Her creation of the first American flag is a beautiful symbol of our nation's creativity and patriotism. Historical presenter Michelle Gibbons brings Betsy’s spirit to life in a heartfelt presentation.
Craft Corner– Ages high school & up
Make and Take Crafts R
Please visit our online calendar at EGVPL.org to learn more.
Beaded Garden Stakes
Wednesday, June 10, 12-1:30 pm
Add a splash of sparkle to your garden or potted plant with these dazzling garden stakes! Mix, match, and thread beads into a pattern that’s uniquely yours—then watch your outdoor space shine with color and creativity.
Summer Jar Celebration
Wednesday, July 1, 12-1:30 pm
Get inspired by upcycling a jar with tissue paper and stars, then make paper sparklers for a vibrant centerpiece that works indoors or out. A quick, fun project full of festive summer flair! Feel free to bring a jar from home to upcycle.
Art Class R
CRAFT CORNER PROGRAM REGISTRATION DATES
June programs: Registration begins Friday, May 22 (other cardholders begin May 29*)
July programs: Registration begins Friday, June 19 (other cardholders begin June 26*)
August programs: Registration begins Friday, July 17 (other cardholders begin July 24*)
*Registration for all other cardholders, subject to space availability.
Mesmerizing Marble Suncatcher
Wednesday, Aug 12, 12-1:30 pm
Create a suncatcher by linking colorful glass gems to the tail of a spiral spinner. Watch it twirl as the marble appears to move up and down and the gems shimmer in the sunlight. Hang it in a window or your porch and enjoy the beautiful motion.
For questions about Craft Corner, please contact Wai Oda at woda@egvpl.org or 847-725-2196.
Please visit our online calendar at EGVPL.org to learn more. Registration begins July 17 for EGVPL cardholders only. Other cardholders begin July 24, subject to space availability. For high school and adults only
Impressionist Wine Bottle Painting with Binary Star Arts & Entertainment
Wednesday, August 5, 6-8 pm
Turn your wine bottle into art! Internationally displayed gallery artist Lorrisa Julianus will guide you in painting Impressionist-inspired designs on glass with paint pens as you listen to classical music from the era. Bring your own favorite wine bottle to paint or use one of ours – the smaller its label and the more empty the glass you have to paint your design, the better. Paint pens provided.
Moments to Remember R
For women ages 55 & older. Limited to 30.
Classic Summer Movie Trivia
Thursday, June 11, 11:30 am-1 pm
Support the WINGS Organization
Thursday, August 13, from 11:30-1 pm
Homebound Delivery
Elk Grove Village Public Library
1001 Wellington Avenue
Are you home- Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
847-439-0447 • www.egvpl.org • library@egvpl.org bound and unable to come to the Library? Let us bring the Library to you! The Library provides free delivery of library materials
ECRWSS
to Elk Grove Postal Customer Village residents
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 and registered cardholders who are physically unable to come to the Library due to disability or illness. Please call Chris at 847-725-2160 to request homebound delivery.
Friends of the Library
More Variety/More Shopping Opportunities!
Frequent changes are taking place on our Friends of the Library sale shelves. Construction and remodeling will be starting soon in the space where we currently process and store our donations. Limited storage space means we need to display as many items as possible on our lobby shelves. Consider this a bonus to your shopping options! Check the shelves often, and enjoy a wide variety of choices over the summer. We will continue to feature fiction and non-fiction books, music CDs, DVDs, children’s books, and puzzles and games when available. Enjoy the change of seasons at your Elk Grove Village Public Library!
Weekly eNewsletter
Elk Grove Village Public Library Board of Trustees
Lee Maternowski, President JoAnn Shafar
Eileen Valentino, Secretary Mary Vitale
Tim Burns Renee Weiland
Isela Catania
The Board meets the first Tuesday of each month at 7pm. Debra Nelson, Library Director
Note: The Library reserves the right to limit program attendance to EGV residents.
Patrons who need the assistance of a sign language interpreter are requested to contact the Library 7 days in advance at 847-439-0447 x226.
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