The Bradley Public Library District is dedicated to providing exceptional service to the members of the community. With a focus on providing access to technology, expanding early childhood education, and encouraging a love of reading, the Library strives to help individuals reach their educational goals. As part of this mission, the Library is supported by the Friends of the Bradley Library, who advocate for the Library’s needs, and raise funds to help fund programs, services, and materials purchases.
The Bradley Public Library District is a cornerstone of the community, offering friendly service, state-of-the-art collections, and enriching programs. To make sure the Library is able to support the educational growth of its residents, the Friends of the Bradley Library are committed to advocating for library services, and providing essential monetary support. Through fundraising activities, the Friends of the Library help the Library continue to provide access to technology, early childhood education, and a love of reading.
We offer a wide range of programs for our littlest patrons through school-age patrons. We offer free storytimes and events for babies, toddlers, children, and tweens almost every day of the week. With everything from arts & crafts to reading clubs to STEAM and maker fun, there is something for every child to enjoy at your Library. Check out our brochure below for information on our ongoing programs. Don’t forget to check out our calendar of events for special programs each month! Signups are available on our calendar!
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TEENS PROGRAM
This is a HANDS ON tech program designed specifically for Teens, ages 13-18! Each year we have a little different technology to work with. We’ve done photography and editing using DSLR cameras, stop animation films, learn to Code, 2D filament pens, and 3D printing. New this year is 3D scanning, podcasting, machine embroidery, sublimation printing, VR, and more! New sessions starting in Fall 2023! This program is made possible with a Project Next Generation grant through the Illinois State Library.