Events at this location

Drop in to learn the basics, or learn new strategies to up your game. Lessons and boards will be provided, but feel free to bring your own! All ages and skill levels welcome.

Ages 2 to 5.

Join us with your budding bookworm as we learn about the world through songs, stories and crafts. Ages 2 to 5.

Project Next Generation Mini Activities will offer participants in middle school and high school a chance to learn new approaches to critical thinking, teamwork, and technological skills. Each ten-week session will introduce participants to new and exciting technology. All participants must register at Lincoln Branch or by calling 309-497-2600. Project Next Generation grants are made possible using LSTA grant funds provided to the Illinois State Library by IMLS through the Grants to States Program.

Join us for a fun art project using flashlights in a dark room to cast shadow puppets and silhouettes. You can even trace them to bring home as art! Children of all ages.

Every Friday in October, our computer and tech lab will be open to those of you who want to celebrate spooky season. Want to stop by and 3D print a skull? We can show you how. Make a LEGO haunted house? We’ve got you. (Our computers will be open for games as well!). Stop by on Friday the 13th for a sweet treat! Ages 12 to 18.

Join us with your budding bookworm as we learn about the world through songs, stories and crafts. Ages 2 to 5.

Project Next Generation Mini Activities will offer participants in middle school and high school a chance to learn new approaches to critical thinking, teamwork, and technological skills. Each ten-week session will introduce participants to new and exciting technology. All participants must register at Lincoln Branch or by calling 309-497-2600. Project Next Generation grants are made possible using LSTA grant funds provided to the Illinois State Library by IMLS through the Grants to States Program.

Drop in to learn the basics, or learn new strategies to up your game. Lessons and boards will be provided, but feel free to bring your own! All ages and skill levels welcome.

Prepare for an extraordinary celestial spectacle as the United States gears up for not just one, but two captivating solar eclipses in the coming year! On October 14, 2023, an annular solar eclipse will traverse the nation, followed by a truly awe-inspiring event on April 8, 2024 – a total solar eclipse. Learn how to safely observe these wonderful natural phenomena in this lecture with Renae Kerrigan, Planetarium Director at the Peoria Riverfront Museum. All ages.

Come knit and natter with us! Bring a project to work on or start a new one. We will be learning a new knitting stitch together! Please call 309-497-2600 to register.

Every Friday in October, our computer and tech lab will be open to those of you who want to celebrate spooky season. Want to stop by and 3D print a skull? We can show you how. Make a LEGO haunted house? We’ve got you. (Our computers will be open for games as well!). Stop by on Friday the 13th for a sweet treat! Ages 12 to 18.

Be cautious and best of luck to you as you explore a gallery full of superstitions on display. All ages.

Join us with your budding bookworm as we learn about the world through songs, stories and crafts. Ages 2 to 5.

Join us for a viewing of the classic scary movie Coraline. Snacks will be provided. Rated PG. Ages 12 to 18.

Project Next Generation Mini Activities will offer participants in middle school and high school a chance to learn new approaches to critical thinking, teamwork, and technological skills. Each ten-week session will introduce participants to new and exciting technology. All participants must register at Lincoln Branch or by calling 309-497-2600. Project Next Generation grants are made possible using LSTA grant funds provided to the Illinois State Library by IMLS through the Grants to States Program.

Join us to make spooky Halloween vases to display a ghoulish bouquet! Please call 309-497-2600 to reserve your spot. Adults.

Every Friday in October, our computer and tech lab will be open to those of you who want to celebrate spooky season. Want to stop by and 3D print a skull? We can show you how. Make a LEGO haunted house? We’ve got you. (Our computers will be open for games as well!). Stop by on Friday the 13th for a sweet treat! Ages 12 to 18.

Join us with your budding bookworm as we learn about the world through songs, stories and crafts. Ages 2 to 5.

Project Next Generation Mini Activities will offer participants in middle school and high school a chance to learn new approaches to critical thinking, teamwork, and technological skills. Each ten-week session will introduce participants to new and exciting technology. All participants must register at Lincoln Branch or by calling 309-497-2600. Project Next Generation grants are made possible using LSTA grant funds provided to the Illinois State Library by IMLS through the Grants to States Program.

Drop in to learn the basics, or learn new strategies to up your game. Lessons and boards will be provided, but feel free to bring your own! All ages and skill levels welcome.

It’s starting to get awfully spooky around here! Stop by to make a ghoulish eyeball bouquet with us. Please call 309-497-2600 to reserve your spot. Adults.

Every Friday in October, our computer and tech lab will be open to those of you who want to celebrate spooky season. Want to stop by and 3D print a skull? We can show you how. Make a LEGO haunted house? We’ve got you. (Our computers will be open for games as well!). Stop by on Friday the 13th for a sweet treat! Ages 12 to 18.

Join us with your budding bookworm as we learn about the world through songs, stories and crafts. Ages 2 to 5.

Come if you dare! Attend at your own risk! Join us for our Annual Spooky Haunted House event. Treats will be provided. All ages.