Grades 4 & up. Relax and reset with art therapy techniques that offer a creative outlet. Grades 4 & up. Register . Relax and reset with art therapy techniques that offer a creative outlet. If you'd like, bring your own works in progress! Tween events are for grades 4-12; no parents or younger siblings, please.
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Books, bubbles, and songs invite families to explore reading together at Fremont Public Library; ticket required, for ages 5 & under.
Open Sew (Fremont Library, In The Spark, 2nd floor) — Community sewing session with machines, thread, iron, scissors, rotary cutter, fabric scraps; bring projects, get advice, 8 machines available, 18+.
Homework Help Center offers adult coordinator and teen volunteers assisting K‑8 students with assignments at Fremont Library, free for ages 3–18.
One‑on‑one tech help sessions at Fremont Public Library let adults bring devices for personalized assistance with Microsoft, Google, email and library e‑resources for ages 18 and up.
Fossil Hunters at Fremont Public Library lets kids create fossils, examine real specimens, and dig like archaeologists for ages 5–10.
Turn freshly‑harvested flint corn into colorful mosaics at Ardenwood, a drop‑in, disabled‑accessible program; admission fee applies, all ages.
LEGO Challenge (Fremont Public Library) — Problem‑solving, critical‑thinking and engineering activities using LEGO bricks for grades K‑3, with adult supervision; registration required for children, ages 5–10.
Cognitive workouts, memory games, and brain health discussions offered at Fremont Public Library, ages 18 and up.
Kids in grades 3‑5 build candy‑launching catapults from unexpected materials at Fremont Public Library, testing engineering skills; registration required, ages 5–10.
Certified ADRN representative offers health, transportation, housing, and financial resource guidance to adults 60+ and caregivers at Fremont Public Library, for ages 18 and up.
Leaf rubbing prints with crayons and paper at Fremont Library, guided by LEAF nonprofit, kids create colorful autumn designs; free, ages 3–12.
Biweekly free English classes taught by Mundelein High School teachers at Fremont Public Library, for ages 18 and up.
