On Saturday, November 14, the DeKalb Public Library hosted the virtual event, "Connection, Linking the Medieval Days to our Modern World." In this virtual edu-tainment adventure, singer/songwriter/historian Barry Cloyd traveled back to the days of knights and chivalry. We learned how ...
The Children's Department is thrilled to introduce you to Tania Nezrick from Kishwaukee College's Biology Department. Read on for some fantastic advice on how to achieve your goals and some great reading suggestions that are highlighted with blue links ...
Kishwaukee United Way, DeKalb Public Library, and local partners offer the national Money Smart Week (MSW) initiative in DeKalb, LaSalle, and Lee County communities. This initiative brings together businesses, financial institutions, schools, libraries, not-for-profits, government agencies, and the media to ...
Hello, my crafty friends! Miss Julie here with another crochet video, which is the first in a several part series. Ultimately we will be making the fun, textured ball that you see in the featured image. I ...
Hello, my happy readers! Miss Julie is here again to tell you about our new book arrivals. This time, we have quite the selection! Horror, fantasy, some science fiction, and a few books about animals, all of ...
Hello! Miss Julie here, to bring you more information about what our amazing library has to offer. In my last article on home learning, I talked about how to use the non-fiction section, and then presented some of my favorite book series. ...
The Children's Department is thrilled to announce that we have a new subscription for families to use, and it is completely free to our patrons. Scholastic Teachables gives you access to downloadable and printable PDFs that cover all the ...
Miss Julie here to bring you the first of several articles that will focus on how to use the library to its fullest in order to ensure a successful, knowledge rich school year your for your child. What a year this ...
Let's take advantage of our August summer sun and cook some food! Sunlight is very powerful. Using a solar cooker, we can use some of that solar energy to heat up some food! This is a great project for kids ...
Did you know you can raise worms AND they can make compost for your garden? This project can take a while (worms are garden superheroes, but they are slow superheroes), so start now to get ready for next spring. ...
November 24, 2020
Celebrate the Ho-Ho-Holidays with Merry Messages to Santa!
November 23, 2020
Library Hosts Virtual Event on German Beer
November 17, 2020
Library to Close for In-person Services, Curbside Pick-up and Virtual Events Continue
November 17, 2020
Friends of the Library Now Accepting Online Donations
