Events
Blackout poetry is a form of found poetry created by taking existing text, such as newspaper or book, and erasing or blacking out sections to highlight certain words or phrases, thereby forming a new poem from the remaining fragments.
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Drop in for open play featuring a mix of activities and social time for kids and their adults.
For children 0 to 5 with their caregiver.
Vengan a jugar con una combinación de actividades y tiempo social para niños y sus adultos.
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Blackout poetry is a form of found poetry created by taking existing text, such as newspaper or book, and erasing or blacking out sections to highlight certain words or phrases, thereby forming a new poem from the remaining fragments.
…Blackout poetry is a form of found poetry created by taking existing text, such as newspaper or book, and erasing or blacking out sections to highlight certain words or phrases, thereby forming a new poem from the remaining fragments.
…Blackout poetry is a form of found poetry created by taking existing text, such as newspaper or book, and erasing or blacking out sections to highlight certain words or phrases, thereby forming a new poem from the remaining fragments.
…Blackout poetry is a form of found poetry created by taking existing text, such as newspaper or book, and erasing or blacking out sections to highlight certain words or phrases, thereby forming a new poem from the remaining fragments.
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April 30, 2025, marks the 50th anniversary of the official end of the Vietnam War.
Join West Belmont Branch Library for a screening of "The Weight of Memory," episode 30 of The Vietnam War, a multipart documentary…
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Join us for a screening of Yellow Rose.In rural Texas, a Filipino teen longs to make her mark on the world of country music. When an unexpected opportunity comes her way, she must make a choice between upholding her family's traditions or…
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Become a master builder at the library. We provide the LEGO® bricks; you provide the imagination.
Come back to see your creations on display in the library.
For ages 6 and up.
Accessibility Need sign language interpretation or other…
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Join us on the bus to attend Día at the Harold Washington Library Center downtown. Families participate in an open house celebration with play and art activities, music, storytelling, book giveaways and special guests. And meet…
Join local artist Miss Lidia for an introduction to the fascinating art of Ukrainian papercutting - Vytynanka. Miss Lidia will teach participants how to create a beautiful spring-themed work from a simple piece of paper. For adults and…
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Join us for our monthly family craft night. Celebrate the season while working on a specific project or making something unique with the materials supplied.
For children 3 to 13.
Únete a nosotros en nuestra noche mensual de…
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Join us for a family screening of Luca.Set in a beautiful seaside town on the Italian Riviera, Disney and Pixar’s original feature film “Luca” is a coming-of-age story about one young boy experiencing an unforgettable summer filled…
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Join us for a screening of Better Luck Tomorrow.
Justin Lin directed and co-wrote this drama about a group of Asian-American scholars turned gangstas in affluent Orange County, Cal. A scathing look at teen hubris and moral disintegration.…
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Join the West Belmont Branch for a celebration of cheese in honor of American Cheese Month. Explore 5 cheese types and styles and learn about pairing suggestions for your next cheese board or party.AccessibilityNeed sign language…
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Join West Belmont Branch for a discussion of The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan.
Paperback copies will be available at the West Belmont circulation desk.
Accessibility Need sign language interpretation or…
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Fun fact: some Chicago Public Library locations offer fishing kits you can borrow. West Belmont Branch is one of them!
Please join Jonathan Schlesinger, the Chicago Urban Fishing Program Coordinator with the Illinois Department of…
Join the West Belmont Branch for a simple, sometimes seasonal craft. All materials will be provided.
AccessibilityNeed sign language interpretation or other accessibility assistance for this event? Please call (312) 747-8184 or email…