Do you like history, music, movies and reading? Join the Woodridge Public Library for a celebration of Black History and Culture in America through award-winning documentaries, films, books and authors. Woodridge residents who are library cardholders have free access to hundreds of thought-provoking and entertaining books and films ready to borrow, stream or download that highlight past and current impacts, struggles and achievements of African Americans.

How to register to vote, check voter registration, get and return a mail in ballot, find polling places, and important dates to know.

The Library is open with changes and new procedures to keep our community safe. Read about what you can expect at your visit here.

Curbside Pickup: staff will deliver items to your trunk. 

Saturday, October 10 is World Mental Health Day. The past seven months have brought many challenges for everyone. Those who had already been dealing with mental health conditions have faced even more challenges. Many people found themselves depressed, anxious, grieving, stressed, and/or isolated. The need for mental health support is expected to increase substantially. One of the aims of World Mental Health Day is to increase the awareness of mental health issues, erase the stigma of needing and getting help, and provide resources for people to help themselves and others.

Congratulations to the winners of our Focus on Nature Photography Contest! The entries showcased a variety of places, moods, and moments. Thank you to all the participants for sharing your photos with us.  We've collected all of the entries into a gallery.

We picked winners in ten categories. Please note: participants are only allowed to win in one category.

Thank you for your entries! The submission period is now closed. Judging has begun and winners will be announced this week. We'll share all the entries so everyone can enjoy them.

Vaccine locations and appointment options; resources for individuals, families and small businesses affected by COVID-19.