All the Whos down in Whoville cordially invite you to join us for our holiday Grinch Fest! 

You'll find games, crafts, photos opportunities, and prizes. If you're lucky your heart will even grow several sizes!

Put on your Grinchy green wear or do up your Who-hair. Some even say that the Grinch will be there!

Woodridge Public Library patrons will find informative movies, music, ebooks, and audiobooks related to Native Americans throughout the collection, with excellent downloadable and streaming items through Hoopla and award-winning documentaries through

Woodridge VFW Post 1578 held their annual Veterans Day service at the Woodridge Public Library on November 11, an event that was well-attended by local residents and veterans alike.

Our thanks to all who have served.

We are having a contest! Decorate your door (front door or bedroom door) with some Halloween spirit – take a picture –you could win a prize.

Email a photo of your decorated door, along with your age (children and teens please list your age, adults can list "adult") and contact information including name(s), and phone number to wrschildrens@woodridgelibrary.org

Congratulations to the winners of the Cupcake Wars! The entries submitted were creative, funny, and beautiful. We hope everyone had fun during this "Land of Food" contest.

See all of the entries here.

Need help following the tornado? The U.S. Small Business Administration has authorized federal disaster loan assistance for property owners whose homes and businesses were damaged by the recent tornado.  See the Village of Woodridge for updates and resources. 

The United States has recently set aside June 19 or Juneteenth as a national holiday.  Juneteenth's roots begin on June 19, 1865, serving now as a day to commemorate the end of slavery in the United States.