Adults

Enjoy an evening of fun playing BINGO and spending time with dogs! Join us for Doggie Bingo Nite on Monday, March 3rd beginning at 6:30 pm. -Free Program-Ages 18+-Registration Required-Call 309-446-9575 or email adultservices@brimfieldlibrary.org to reserve your spot.

Tax Time is quickly approaching.  Are you ready?  Need some assistance in preparing your taxes? Contact Brimfield Public Library: 309-446-9575 or email adultservices@brimfieldlibrary.org to reserve a free time slot with a volunteer preparer during AARP Tax-Aide Prep Day -Monday, March 10th -Space is limited. -Registration Required. -Make your reservation now [...]

Classic Film Friday -February 21st -1pm -Brimfield Public Library -Free Movie and Popcorn -Ages 18+ -Comfortable Seating For more movie info, call 309-446-9575 or email adultservices@brimfieldlibrary.org

"Assessment of Floating Gardens to Improve the Water Quality of The Chicago River" presented by: Eric W. Peterson, Ph.D., Illinois State University Professor & Chair Brimfield Public Library Monday, March 24th 6:30pm -Free Program -Ages 18+ -No Registration Required To remedy the symptoms of urban stream syndrome, artificial floating wetlands [...]

Braided Easter Bread Baking Demonstration presented by Tom Campbell - The Baker's Way Brimfield Public LibraryWednesday, April 9th at 6pm -Free Program-Ages 18+-Registration Required-Call 309-446-9575 or email adultservices@brimfieldlibrary.org to reserve your spot. This engaging baking demonstration will showcase the process of making a traditional braided Easter bread. Participants will learn [...]

Join us for Adult Craft Nite at Brimfield Public Library on Monday, April 14th at 6:30pm. We will be making Pressed Flower Jars & Sparkling Garden Wands, just in time for spring! -Free Program-Ages 18+-Registration Required-Call 309-446-9575 or email adultservices@brimfieldlibrary.org to reserve your spot.

Wednesday, April 16th at 6:30pm BRIMFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY Free Program • Ages 18+ • No Registration Required In the mid 1800’s, at the time of the “Great Hunger”, sometimes known as the Irish Potato Famine, the Mid-West was the western frontier of America. The influx of Celtic/Irish people in those [...]