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Open Study Room
The Open Study Room is available for any patrons to use without reservations during the specified time frame.
Please note that patrons cannot close the doors for personal use. If you wish to have private space for use, please see the Reference Desk to ask about the Group Study Room or Quiet Study Room.
Open Study Room
The Open Study Room is available for any patrons to use without reservations during the specified time frame.
Please note that patrons cannot close the doors for personal use. If you wish to have private space for use, please see the Reference Desk to ask about the Group Study Room or Quiet Study Room.
Open Study Room
The Open Study Room is available for any patrons to use without reservations during the specified time frame.
Please note that patrons cannot close the doors for personal use. If you wish to have private space for use, please see the Reference Desk to ask about the Group Study Room or Quiet Study Room.
Open Study Room
The Open Study Room is available for any patrons to use without reservations during the specified time frame.
Please note that patrons cannot close the doors for personal use. If you wish to have private space for use, please see the Reference Desk to ask about the Group Study Room or Quiet Study Room.
Open Study Room
The Open Study Room is available for any patrons to use without reservations during the specified time frame.
Please note that patrons cannot close the doors for personal use. If you wish to have private space for use, please see the Reference Desk to ask about the Group Study Room or Quiet Study Room.
OT/PT meeting
Springfield Place HOA Annual Meeting
Crochet & Knitting Friends November Meet Up
Mission Church Battles and Blessings
Crochet & Knitting Friends Holiday Party
VIRTUAL: Preserving Personal Archives in the Digital Age
Join us online as we enjoy this illustrated talk designed for general audiences, focused on the technological and material challenges families face when preserving photographs, recordings, and digital artifacts before they're lost.
The program combines practical guidance with real-world examples from libraries and cultural archives, and is designed to give audience members actionable tips they can apply to their personal archives.
Presenter Cal LaFountain is a writer focused on cultural memory, archival storytelling, and emergent preservation technologies.
Beginner American Mahjong with Dee, Part 1 of 2
Beginner American Mahjong with Dee, Part 1 of 2
Mahjong with Dee is a beginner-friendly American Mahjong program designed for adults with little or no previous experience. Participants are introduced to the game step by step, including the tiles, National Mah Jongg League card, selecting a hand, the Charleston, rules and strategies for play, and guided practice. The program is taught in a comfortable, supportive setting that allows participants to build confidence as they learn and practice the game. No previous Mahjong experience is required.
Part 2 will be the following Monday, February 1 at 6pm. Registration begins Monday, December 28 at 9:00am for both sessions. Registration will be for both days, and only available through our reference desk. Please contact us at 630-924-2730 or bdref@mybpl.org . Registration is limited to 16 people.
Beginner American Mahjong with Dee, Part 2 of 2
Beginner American Mahjong with Dee, Part 2 of 2
Mahjong with Dee is a beginner-friendly American Mahjong program designed for adults with little or no previous experience. Participants are introduced to the game step by step, including the tiles, National Mah Jongg League card, selecting a hand, the Charleston, rules and strategies for play, and guided practice. The program is taught in a comfortable, supportive setting that allows participants to build confidence as they learn and practice the game. No previous Mahjong experience is required.
Registration begins Monday, December 28 at 9:00am for both sessions. Registration is only through our reference desk: please call 630-924-2730 or email us at bdref@mybpl.org . Registration is limited to 16 people.
Grace and Gratitude Women's Support Group
Community Group
Grace and Gratitude Women's Support Group
Community Group
Grace and Gratitude Women's Support Group
Community Group
Bloomingdale Lions Club
Silly Stories
Silly Stories (Registration Required)
Grades K-2
Monday, January 11 | 4 – 4:45 p.m.
Love silly stories? We’ll read a few silly books and then create some goofy stories together with collaborative Mad Libs.
VIRTUAL: Return to Paris
Please join us for a fantastic Zoom presentation hosted by Gene Flynn as we daydream of summer vacations while we endure the winter blahs!
A first trip to Paris is a whirlwind filled with iconic attractions. This one-hour presentation accompanies
Gene and Nancy on their return visit, where they explore charming smaller museums, wander through picturesque
neighborhoods, and even embark on a day trip to the Champagne region. While you can’t fully become a
Parisian in just a week, you’ll definitely understand why they cherish their city, and Notre Dame, so deeply.
Presented by Gene Flynn
Family Financial Estate Planning
FAMILY FINANCIAL ESTATE PLANNING
Join us as we learn all about protecting your family and other heirs' future. Maryanna Callas, JD, of the Callas Legal Offices will present on the following topics:
- Wills and Trusts
- Powers of Attorney
- Asset Protection Strategies
- Estate Administration
- Probate Avoidance
- Kid's Protection Planning
Bring your questions!



