Library News

On Monday, October 18, 2021 at 7:00pm, Addison resident Tony Szabelski will present Ghostology and Ghost Hunting in the Chicagoland Area with fellow paranormal investigator Jack Chavez at the Addison Public Library.

Tania Viramontes has lived in Addison since she was just one year old and has been using the Addison Public Library for as long as she can remember. She has fond memories of visiting the first library building as a child.

This article contains a list of community resources. If you are in need of SASS Services or experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact the CARES line at 1-800-345-9049.

Continue reading to learn more about the Census and why it should be completed by every household.

Owning and operating a business is always a 24/7 job and the unprecedented challenges of COVID-19 has made that job exponentially harder. Here are some tools to help your business succeed:

Looking for new volunteer opportunities? We can help!  Join us on Saturday, March 28 from 10:00-1:00 and meet with local organizations to find something that sparks your passion.

Whether you want to get into genealogy or are a seasoned pro, you can find the information you need at the library! Explore our tools and dive into the past.

Whether you want to start your own business or you have plans to improve your business operations, your library card is a great tool! Your library card can also help you learn how to start investing with confidence.

On Saturday, July 27, the Addison Public Library celebrated its Class of 2019 Career Online High School graduates with an intimate graduation ceremony honoring Addison residents Ruth Joy Safsaf, Ashley Schira, and Cynthia Simpson.

On Tuesday, May 14, the Addison Public Library hosted its first ever On the Table event, which seeks to bring community members and organizations together to discuss an important local issue and brainstorm solutions. The inaugural evening’s theme was teen mental health.

We're so excited to spend the summer telling stories and having fun with you! Check out what's happening this summer at the library.

It’s easy to make a New Year’s resolution, but they’re not always easy to keep. Luckily, your library can help you get started on your resolutions and find tools you can use to make them stick.