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June Summer Concert: Wildeye Band
Summer Concert Series
Wildeye Band is a high energy audience pleasing band covering hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s, Classic Rock, Country - only radio hits and artist you know!
Summer Concerts are held in front of the library in the Dominic Froio Memorial Garden (with limited shade). Folding chairs will be provided, but for maximum comfort you are welcome to bring your own chair and/or hand-held shade umbrella. Popcorn, water, and ice cream will be available for purchase from the Friends of the Library, along with some fun give-aways.
- popcorn 50¢
- ice cream 50¢
- water 25¢
Please bring small bills and quarters; we cannot provide change for $10 or over.
Summer Concerts are held rain or shine - concerts will move indoors for inclement weather.
Concerts are co-sponsored by the Village of Bloomingdale.
July Summer Concert: Evil Buritto
Summer Concert Series
Evil Burrito is Chicago's premier power pop rock band! From Pink, Kelly Clarkson, and Olivia Rodrigo, to Led Zeppelin, Journey, and Tom Petty, we play everyone’s favorite song.
Summer Concerts are held in front of the library in the Dominic Froio Memorial Garden (with limited shade). Folding chairs will be provided, but for maximum comfort you are welcome to bring your own chair and/or hand-held shade umbrella. Popcorn, water, and ice cream will be available for purchase from the Friends of the Library, along with some fun give-aways.
- popcorn 50¢
- ice cream 50¢
- water 25¢
Please bring small bills and quarters; we cannot provide change for $10 or over.
Summer Concerts are held rain or shine - concerts will move indoors for inclement weather.
Concerts are co-sponsored by the Village of Bloomingdale.
DuJardin: Extended School Year Services
DuJardin: Extended School Year Services
Ice Cream Social
Celebrate the end of summer reading with ice cream novelty treats!
Join us in the BPL parking lot for:
- ice cream $1.50 each (with tickets purchased at event)
- popcorn 50¢ each (with tickets purchased at event)
- iced coffee $1 each (with tickets purchased at event)
no bills over $20 accepted for library refreshment tickets
More details to come!
August Summer Concert: Kicked Outta Choir
Summer Concert Series
Kicked Outta Choir are Chicagoland's "80's Bad Kids" playing a fun mix of 80s dance, rock, and new wave tunes with a look, sound, and attitude that dares to be different from cliche 80s bands.
THIS MONTH'S SUMMER CONCERT WILL BE HELD IN THE ICE CREAM SOCIAL TENT. Folding chairs will be provided, but for maximum comfort you are welcome to bring your own chair and/or hand-held shade umbrella. Popcorn, water, and ice cream will be available for purchase from the Friends of the Library, along with some fun give-aways.
- popcorn 50¢
- ice cream 50¢
- water 25¢
Please bring small bills and quarters; we cannot provide change for $10 or over.
Summer Concerts are held rain or shine - concerts will move indoors for inclement weather.
Concerts are co-sponsored by the Village of Bloomingdale.
Beneath the Elegance: Unmasking the Resilience of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Beneath the Elegance: Unmasking the Resilience of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Look beyond the enchanting beauty and seemingly flawless facade of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and you'll discover a woman who weathered the storms of profound tragedy. Chief among these trials was the heart-wrenching assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy.
Step into the world of the iconic Jackie Kennedy, brilliantly portrayed by historical presenter, Michelle Gibbons. Jackie herself will guide you through the pages of her life, revealing the depth of her love and unwavering devotion to John F. Kennedy and their cherished children. She'll offer insights into her life both before and after John, while also sharing the ever-evolving world of fashion during her time, among many other facets of her captivating journey.
Join us in uncovering the layers of resilience that defined Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, a woman who stood strong in the face of adversity and left an indelible mark on history.



