Woodridge
Neighborhood Library

Basic Computer Class

Computer basics sessions and Jobseekers assistance

Learn how to borrow and download e-resources from DC Public Library, navigate online websites, download and attach files to documents, get email accounts and learn how to use Learning Express Library to improve computer skills and for applying for and monitoring job searches.Best for teens and adults.

7:30 Tuesdays: Romance at Any Age

Informative, interactive seminars

Dr. Diane Kern will lead and facilitate interactive discussions on the topic: "Romance at Any Age."The goal is to provide information, aimed at reducing stress and promoting mental wellness across a variety of life issues.Participants in the programs can expect to:

October Book Club

'The Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears'

Join the friends and staff of the Woodridge Interim Library in a discussion of the book The Beautiful Things That Heavens Bears by Dinaw Mengestu.

LEGO Tower Checkout Challenge

Checkout materials and add to the tower!

October Lego fun!All month long, receive three LEGO bricks to add to our growing tower when you check out materials. How tall will it get?All ages!

"Emperor of Ocean Park"

Woodridge Library and Friends Book Club September Book Selection

Join the friends and staff of the Woodridge Interim Library in a discussion of the book The Emperor of Ocean Park by Stephen L. Carter.

Summer Reading Closing Festival

Books, Barbecue, Balloons and Fun!

BACK THERE,THEN: A Historical Genealogy Memoir

Woodridge Library and Friends Book Club

Harry Potter's Turning 34

...and we're going to party!

July 31, 1980.

Job-seekers Walk-in Clinic

Receive Job Preparation Skills

In this difficult economy, we feel that job seekers deserve all the help that we can give. Every Tuesday, from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon.

Computer Basics

Basic Computer Skills and Database Presentations

This hands-on adult computer class is designed to let you enter the personal computer world on the ground floor.Learn how to borrow and download resources from DC Public Library and how to use Video Access Database.

Woodridge Neighborhood Library