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Mon
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Tue
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Tue
20
After School Storytime & Craft
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Unwind after school with a cozy storytime followed by a simple, hands-on craft. Kids will enjoy listening to a fun story and creating something to take home. Stories and activities geared toward elementary students.
Tue
20
Adult Craft Night
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The program is free, and all supplies will be provided. No registration is required.
Tue
20
Family Game Night
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Bring the whole crew for Family Game Night! Enjoy a variety of board games for all ages—whether you love classics like Monopoly and Uno or want to try something new, we’ve got something for everyone. All games are provided. Just drop in, play, and make memories together!
Wed
21
Wed
21
Wheelie Wednesday
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Rev up your imagination at Wheelie Wednesday! This Hot Wheels free-play program lets kids race, build tracks, and create epic car adventures. We provide the cars and track—just bring your creativity! Perfect for kids and families who love things that go vroom!
Wed
21
Preschool Storytime
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Join Miss Laurie at Whiting Public Library for Preschool Storytime! Enjoy engaging stories, hands-on playtime, and a fun craft designed just for little learners. This interactive program helps build early literacy skills while making new friends—perfect for ages 3–5 and their caregivers.
Thu
22
Fri
23
Itty Bitty Storytime
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Designed just for our littlest library friends, Itty Bitty Storytime is perfect for infants and toddlers! Join Miss Laurie for gentle stories, songs, and interactive play that support early learning and bonding. Caregivers and little ones welcome!
Sat
24
Alice's Ordinary People
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Filmmaker Craig Dudnick will be at the Whiting Public Library on Saturday, January 24, 2026 at 2 pm. He will be presenting his film Alice’s Ordinary People. The documentary chronicles Alice Tregay and her ordinary people whose fearless activism helped to change human rights not only in Chicago but across the country.








