Week Calendar

Greet the rays of the morning sun with cheerful flannel stories, songs and parachute fun! Our storytime for babies will encourage your little one to rise and shine as they gain early literacy skills! Ages 0-24 Months with Caregiver.

Enjoy family storytime as we read stories, do finger plays, listen to music, and move around! All ages but best for 2-6 with caregiver. Older siblings are welcome. No need to register, just show up to the Randall Oaks library!

Drop in for stories, songs, rhymes and more! This storytime is great for the whole family.  

¡Bienvenidos amigos!  Vengan a leer cuentos, canta y diviértete en inglés y español. Todas las edades pero mejor para 2-6.  

Enjoy books, songs, flannel stories, dancing, and bubbles all while learning some early literacy tips with Miss Rachel. All ages, but best for 2-6  

Bring your hiking shoes, a picnic blanket and your library card as we enjoy the beauty of our local parks through stories and activities in partnership with Dundee Township Open Space!

Saving your own seeds is easy and free. A University of Illinois Extension Master Gardener will discuss how to save seeds from your own garden.

Kids take over the kitchen in this hands-on snack-making workshop. We make a different delicious snack every month! Grades K-3. 

Make a bark painting originated by the indiginous people of Mexio to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.  Grades 4-6.

Decorate an arroz con leche inspired candle as a family. Adding scents of vanilla and cinnamon topped with a star of anise.

Para celebrar el mes nacional de la herencia hispana aprende como hacer un pan dulce tradicional de México pero con un sabor de otoño.

Expand on the knowledge of formulas and functions gained in Part 4. Learn many ways Vlookup can be used and how to use Index and Match. 

Taste test different snacks from another country, this time from Guatemala! Grades 3-8 

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The Library Board generally meets the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM at the Dundee Library.  The Board is elected by the taxpayers to serve in a volunteer capacity.  Meetings are open to the public.

The freedom to read whatever a person chooses is one the library firmly believes in.