• Drawn to the Library: Contest celebrates youth artists

    The library celebrated National Library Week this month by revealing the winners for the first-ever Love Your Library Bookmark Contest.  

    Five winners were selected from more than 200 submissions received by local youth artists from School Districts 25 and 214. On Monday, April 7, the winners were invited to the library’s Committee of the Whole meeting. Library Board President Amy Somary presented each winner with a certificate and printed copies of their winning bookmark.

    Afterwards, the winners got to celebrate with a specially designed cake featuring their bookmark designs and then take a look at the new bookmark display

  • Arab American Heritage Month Booklists

    National Arab American Heritage Month celebrates Arab Americans throughout the past and present and recognizes their invaluable contributions to our country. Explore our booklists for adults, kids, tweens and teens:

  • Celebrating Earth Month at the library

    April is Earth Month, and the Arlington Heights Memorial Library invites the community to learn with us, dig deeper and be inspired to become an even better caregiver of the Earth through library programming for all ages:

    Tween DIY Kit: Poet-Tree
    Starting April 1 / Kids' World

    April is National Poetry Month and Earth Month! We are celebrating by growing a Poet-Tree in the Tween Space. Grab a Tween DIY kit for materials and inspiration. Write a poem, haiku, or a line from your favorite poem on a leaf and hang it on the tree. Participants will be eligible for

 
 

NEW TO THE LIBRARY

Items Coming Soon

  DVDs  

   Blu-rays  

    Books    

 


 
 

Upcoming Programs

- /Zoom Event
- /Lindsey Room
- /ESL/Literacy Office
- /Full Hendrickson Room
- /Makerplace - Kitchen
- /Makerplace - Kitchen