Author: weblinx - Page 17 of 28

If you missed this afternoon's event with Adam from Chaos to Memories, learn how to get all your summer, vacation, and family photo heirlooms organized and archived. Read More

Watch as we assemble multiple sensory activities using materials found around the home. Read More

Hi, friends! As quarantine life wears on, I’ve been looking for creative ways to pass the time with my four-year-old. Our most recent success was a DIY Spa Day that we created using stuff around our house. Besides being lots of fun, mixing and mashing our spa treatments were great fine motor and sensory activities.… Read More

Hello Middle Schoolers! The Middle Squad was the name of our group of awesome middle school volunteers who helped out at the Glen Ellyn Public Library. Quite a bit has changed since the library building closed in March. Until we determine how to best conduct volunteering safely, we're going to keep that awesome middle school spirit going… Read More

Miss Kelli reads "A Camping Spree with Mr. Magee" by Chris Van Dusen and shares a few tips on how to access free ebooks using your library card! Read More

Since mid-March, I’ve been predominantly with my parents. I make time to go back to Chicago (where I live) to check on my studio apartment, get the mail, and walk along Lake Michigan. Yesterday, I was delighted to find more than a dozen cards and postcards and cards in my mailbox! Am I Mr. Popular?… Read More

In light of recent events, the Glen Ellyn Public Library stands with the Black community and all people of color. We support and commend those calling for immediate, collective action to end systemic racism in America. As a vibrant center for accurate information, robust learning, and personal discovery, the Glen Ellyn Public Library has a… Read More

Learn how to make a clay turtle with Miss Kelli. Read More

Learn how high school students can conduct their college search from home. Tom Jaworski, founder of Quest College Consulting, shares ways for families with prospective students to effectively communicate with colleges and universities. Read More