Join former criminal investigator, historian and author Ray Johnson as we take a deep dive into all that is Resurrection Mary, arguably the most beloved of all Chicago’s phantoms. Who is or was “Resurrection Mary” and what makes the Chicago version of this “Vanishing Hitchhiker” legend so special? Where did the story start? What are the facts? Are people still seeing Mary’s ghost today?
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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.
Biweekly free English classes taught by Mundelein High School teachers at Fremont Public Library, for ages 18 and up.
Museum at 190 Anza Street in Fremont opens Wednesdays 10 am–4 pm.
Abode Services presents a workshop on CalWORKs resources and work‑wellness support, with optional ASL interpretation; library staff may record the session. Ages 18+.
Free biweekly English classes taught by Mundelein High School teachers at Fremont Public Library for adult learners, ages 18 and up.
Fall Sensory Explorers (Fremont Public Library) — Hands‑on fall‑themed sensory stations, ticket required at the Kids Help Desk, for ages 3–5.
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.
