Naperville Public Library

We look forward to welcoming you back to the library as you begin the school year! At this time, the library is open for independent study only, with a limit of one person per table. Social distancing is required, so the library is not able to accommodate in-person tutoring or group study at this time. Private study rooms are also not yet available. We ask that students participating in e-learning to wear headphones. Limited computers are available by appointment with a one hour guarantee. As a reminder, the library has many online resources for students. Staff is also available to help with reference questions in-person as well as remotely via phone, chat, text and email.

Library Updates & News

We Stand Against Racism

The library is open for browsing and checking out materials.
The library reserves hours for vulnerable populations: Monday through Friday, 9 - 10 a.m.
The library buildings will close at 5 p.m. on Sundays.

Masks must be worn while using the libraries. Please follow social distancing guidelines.
Staff will disinfect high-touch surfaces after each use.

Computer labs are available for use with limited services. Please make a reservation in advance.
Customers may make one reservation per day.

Book a meeting room or conference room in advance for dates in Sept. - Dec.
Study rooms are currently unavailable.

Public seating at the library is available for studying and working.
One person per table to maintain social distance guidelines.

Drive-up book returns are open and materials can be returned at any time.
Returned materials are quarantined for 3 days to disinfect. Fines will be waived if accumulated during the quarantine period.

Visit the COVID-19 Update page for more info.
We look forward to serving you in our buildings!

Events

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Kids Events

Halloween StoryWalk® at the Riverwalk Grand Pavilion
Come in costume for fun at the Riverwalk Grand Pavilion that combines the benefits of literacy, physical fitness, and family fun!
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Kids Events »

Teen Events

DIY Dream Catcher
Using metal hoops, leather cord and thread, teens can make their own dream catchers to take home.
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Teen Events »

Adult Events

Protecting Elections During a Pandemic
Common Cause Illinois will discuss how voting works in Illinois and how voters can expect to cast their ballot in the fall.
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Adult Events »

New and Coming Soon

Check out the newest and most popular books, audiobooks, DVDs, CDs, and video games.

Amount Saved by Customers

By checking materials out of the library instead of purchasing those items, our customers have saved $22,547,367.00 so far this year, of that $92,496.00 was saved yesterday. A total of $2,952,088.00 was saved by our customers in August.

Book/Movie Suggestions

Looking for something new to read or watch? Who knows better than a librarian? ( You can also subscribe to receive recommendations in your email.)