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Today is Tuesday,
October 27th, 2026

  • Halloween Bash
    October 29, 2026 - 6:00 pm
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BANNER - Web printing now available. Click here to print from your phone, tablet, laptop or even from home and pick up at the library!
BANNER - Click here to get a copy of our newsletter in Arabic/عربي Polish/Polski or Spanish/Español.
BANNER - The Worth Public Library District serves as a community gathering space and resource for collections, education, services, and access to information and technology for all.
  • Halloween Bash

    Fun for the whole family with crafts, music, and treats. Be sure to come in costume! Call 708-448-2855 to register. 

    October 29 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
  • Turning 65!

    Join Tony Perrino of Perrino Insurance Partners for an informative presentation about Social Security and Medicare benefits as you approach age 65. Learn what to expect, explore your options, and

    October 29 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
  • Make Your Own

    Pick up a take and make craft from Ms. Bonny to take home and create on your own time. Kids must checkout item to receive craft kit. Grades 6 and

    November 2

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Library Closed due to inclement weather

Due to the anticipated inclement weather, and out of an abundance of caution for the safety of our staff and patrons, the library will be closed Friday and Saturday. We plan to reopen at 9am on Monday, January 15th. Still need something to read? We are open till 8pm...

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Late Opening

The Library will be opening at 12:00 pm (Noon) on Wednesday, April 26th due to plumbing repairs.

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October 26th, 1:04 pm

Need a last minute costume? We still have a few left over from our costume swap. Grab one today! ...
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October 26th, 10:00 am

Drop in tonight!Cemeteries have evolved from ancient, informal burial sites into landscaped, public spaces, tracing a history from pre-historic graves to urban churchyards and finally, to 19th-century rural, park-like environments. Originally, the term “cemetery” stems from the Greek for “sleeping chamber,” marking a shift from hiding bodies to honoring them. ...
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