In partnership with University of Michigan: starting in February and throughout 2023, a social work intern will be on site at DKPL to offer confidential consultations and referrals to resources in the community. Sessions may include making phone...
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Art and Crafts, Kids, Making and Crafting, News Oct 8, 2022
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 got the pictures and idea from this site,...
News, Action with Intention, Teen Sep 6, 2022
This monthly newsletter is shared with DeKalb Language Arts teachers who serve grades 6-8. We put it on our website for all to be aware of the fun the library has planned for middle school students. MS Newsletter September 2022 (2) Click here to...
Adults, Family Fun, Kids, Local Artists, Media, News, Oral Histories & Interviews, Personal Enrichment, Reading, Writing, and Storytelling Jun 2, 2022
Please join DeKalb Public Library as we host the traveling exhibit called Voices of Belonging from Friday, June 10th to Friday, June 24th in the Main Lobby. Voices of Belonging is an interactive audio exhibit that aims to deepen our communiversity...
Action with Intention, Adults, Family Fun, Kids, News, Personal Enrichment, Teen May 23, 2022
The library will host events and informational booths from Monday, June 6 through Saturday, June 11 as part of Autism Acceptance Week! This initiative is partnership with the Friends of the Library, RAMP, Westside Children's Therapy, and the NIU...
Adults, News, Personal Enrichment Apr 20, 2022
Looking for food, music, crafts, and activities from countries you've perhaps never visited? The DeKalb Public Library is pleased to announce that we will hold "8 Countries in 1 Day" on Saturday, September 17, from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. This...
Adults, Media, News, Personal Enrichment, Reading, Writing, and Storytelling, Teen, Virtual Events Mar 28, 2022
Until 1972, sexual discrimination against women in college and university studies was legal. Women could be denied educational opportunities. Patsy Mink, Edith Green, Birch Bayh, Ted Stevens, and Richard Nixon changed that. Congresswomen Green and...
Art and Crafts, Kids, News Mar 26, 2022
Spring is officially here! Check out our spring-themed mural (pictured above) created by local artist Chris Perkovich in the Story & Activity Room in the Children's Department of our library. Then celebrate the season by making spring crafts...
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