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We are pleased to introduce a new monthly program for seniors living with memory loss or dementia and their caregivers. The new Memory Café is a free, welcoming social gathering for individuals experiencing dementia or memory challenges.

Memory Cafés provide a supportive environment where participants can connect with others, enjoy engaging activities, and spend meaningful time together. Each session includes social time, a themed group activity, and light refreshments. Participants must be accompanied by a family member, friend, or caregiver.

On Wednesday, February 25, the library catalog and some services will be temporarily unavailable due to system maintenance.

Our Library catalog vendor has corrected some of the issues with a recent update.

Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo will host the Winter Olympics from February 6 to 22, 2026, bringing together athletes from around the world. As we look forward to this global event, celebrate the spirit of competition, culture, and unity by participating in these events for all ages.

Jane Austen’s 250th birthday is a chance to celebrate a beloved author whose stories still delight readers everywhere.

For months, staff have noticed the smiles and happiness on patrons' faces as they drop off their returns and watch them being sent to the correct bin for sorting. We’d like to give our machine a name that accurately reflects this fun and techy library tool.

Get ready for a spooky good time at the Library this Halloween! We’ve got ghoulishly great programs for all ages—from not-so-scary story times for little pumpkins to creepy crafts, and frightfully fun events for teens and adults.

Join us for Banned Books Week 2025 as we celebrate the freedom to read and spotlight the growing threats to intellectual freedom in communities nationwide.

Ready to hit a home run for your wallet, brain, and free time? Score Big with a Library Card at Schaumburg Library!

From September 15 through October 15, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month.

Experience the powerful story of the Taíno people in this bilingual exhibition from the Smithsonian Institution of Traveling Exhibition Services.

This August, a new accessibility ramp opened at our central location on the east side of the building. Built in 1998, the building has an accessible main entrance on the west side, conveniently located near the parking lot.

Visit our Level Up Your Advocacy display on the Library’s second floor from July 7 through August 31 and share why you think libraries are important.