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Rhythm and rhyme take center stage with singing, dancing and play during this musical storytime.  Space is limited to 20 children and their caregivers.

For ages birth-3

Storytime introduces children to early literacy skills through half an hour of stories, activities and songs.  All storytimes are drop-in but space is limited to the first 20 children and their caregivers. 

For Ages 2-3

Storytime introduces children to early literacy skills through half an hour of stories, activities and songs.  All storytimes are drop-in but space is limited to the first 20 children and their caregivers. 

For Ages 2-3

Rhythm and rhyme take center stage with singing, dancing and play during this musical storytime.  Space is limited to 20 children and their caregivers.

For ages birth-3

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Let us introduce your little one to storytime! This interactive program includes books, action rhymes, songs, and bubbles. Space is limited to 15 children and their caregivers. 

For ages birth to 23 months.

Let us introduce your little one to storytime! This interactive program includes books, action rhymes, songs, and bubbles. Space is limited to 15 children and their caregivers. 

For ages birth to 23 months.

Join us for musical fun with your little one! Tiny Toes Music features fun songs, dancing, a storybook and instrument activities especially created for young children. 

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Zumba instructor Rene Collins-Maragh will lead the class in a low to moderate intensity workout. Walk in ready to have a blast and tone up; leave exhilarated and empowered. All fitness levels are welcome.

Learn how to use free library apps like Libby, Hoopla and Kanopy, and explore other popular online services we offer. We’ll talk about the different ways these platforms work so you can choose what’s right for you

Learn how to ask health providers the right questions! Improve your interactions with providers by becoming an advocate for your well-being and health.

After school on Wednesdays, drop by the Dierkes meeting room on the lower level to hang out with friends, play games, enjoy snacks and more!

Preschoolers will explore the sights, scents and textures of fall through a variety of hands-on projects. Stay for one or create them all. Dress to get messy!

Calling all artists! Stop by the Library and create an original piece of art using a variety of materials available for self-directed creativity. Finish your project by the end of the hour or bring it next month for completion.

Join us monthly for a culinary event! We’ll prepare a dish while also learning how the recipe and their ingredients are an important part of our culture. This session revolves around the question, what is salad?.

Feeling creative? Join the La Grange Writers Group! Get feedback on your work and give feedback to other local authors. Drop-ins welcome.  

Death doulas Jennifer and Jessica will explain what an end-of-life (death) doula does and why you might find their services useful; they’ll discuss end-of-life decisions with compassion in this informative session meant to generate discussion.&nbs

These mushroom candle holders will go well with all the mushroom and fairy things we have made! You don't have to paint them red, but you probably want to.