Upcoming Events

Registration opens for TCPLD cardholders on Monday, May 12, 9am for in-person registrants and 10am for those registering online. On Monday, May 19, registration will open to all. 

The first picture postcards were published for the 1889 Paris Exposition, celebrating the completion of the Eiffel Tower.

Registration opens for TCPLD cardholders on Monday, May 12, 9am for in-person registrants and 10am for those registering online. On Monday, May 19, registration will open to all. 

Visit the Lawrence J Martin Center and learn about the contents of this unique Elburn community collection.  KCGS Volunteers are on-hand to assist you with your family history research or guide you through home research resources.

Visit the Lawrence J Martin Center and learn about the contents of this unique Elburn community collection.  KCGS Volunteers are on-hand to assist you with your family history research or guide you through home research resources.

Registration opens for TCPLD cardholders on Monday, May 12, 9am for in-person registrants and 10am for those registering online. On Monday, May 19, registration will open to all. 

This group will meet in-person.

Join the Noon Book Discussion Group for lively discussion about some of today's most popular books.

“1960s Songs of the Silver Screen” is a focus is on award-winning films and outstanding performances that Americans turned to during the 1960s, but also later films that paid tribute to a difficult decade in America.

Registration opens for TCPLD cardholders on Monday, May 12, 9am for in-person registrants and 10am for those registering online. On Monday, May 19, registration will open to all. 

Visit the Lawrence J Martin Center and learn about the contents of this unique Elburn community collection.  KCGS Volunteers are on-hand to assist you with your family history research or guide you through home research resources.

Please dress for comfort and arrive by 6:45pm.  

Expand your lexicon while making new library friends! We will be meeting in the cafe area. Coffee provided. 

This program will be offered in-person only. 

This class is a series. When you register, you will be added to all 3 classes.

Register each member of the family that will be attending.

Roundtable discussion facilitated by Mark and Laura Chaplin regarding AI and its use in genealogy. 

Presentation method: Hybrid in-person and virtual. Members will receive Zoom meeting invitation.

Visit the Lawrence J Martin Center and learn about the contents of this unique Elburn community collection.  KCGS Volunteers are on-hand to assist you with your family history research or guide you through home research resources.

This program will be held IN-PERSON at the Lawrence J. Martin Heritage Center (315 E. Shannon St., behind the library).

Presented in partnership with the Kane County Genealogical Society.

Are you game for a challenge? Come solo, grab a fellow puzzler or three, and join us for TCPLD’s jigsaw puzzle competition! You will have 2 hours to complete your puzzle; the team that finishes first will win a prize.

Create an amazing tropical fish with hand-dyed silk, wool and wet felting with Natasha Lehrer Lewis of Esther’s Place! This realistic-looking fish is the perfect summertime craft. Fun to hang, frame or let float in your home.

The Senior Social Hour is designed as a gathering space for seniors who enjoy socializing while completing puzzles, playing card games, engaging in movement, listening to music, or working on crafts.

Visit the Lawrence J Martin Center and learn about the contents of this unique Elburn community collection.  KCGS Volunteers are on-hand to assist you with your family history research or guide you through home research resources.

This program is an intermediate presentation about Artificial Intelligence (AI).

This group will be held in a hybrid format with both in-person and virtual options. 

Email Jamie at jgehin@tcpld.org for a link to attend virtually.

Visit the Lawrence J Martin Center and learn about the contents of this unique Elburn community collection.  KCGS Volunteers are on-hand to assist you with your family history research or guide you through home research resources.