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High‑activity storytime with jumping, wiggling, dancing, singing, stories, rhymes, and songs to boost early literacy; drop‑in ticket required, for ages 3–5.
Veterans walk a 1.7‑mile flat gravel trail around Rainbow Lake, spotting critters and learning about local flora and fauna, $5 parking fee, for ages 18 and up.
The AI Compass offers an overview of the 2026 AI race, health‑tracking tools, tips for spotting digital scams at Age Well Center, Fremont, for ages 55 and up.
Homework Help Center offers adult coordinator and teen volunteers assisting K‑8 students with assignments at Fremont Library, free for ages 3–18.
Fiber arts enthusiasts gather at Fremont Library’s Van Doorn Room to work on personal knitting, crochet, macramé, cross‑stitch, latch‑hook, or quilting projects, ages 18+.
Craft folk-art dolls from colorful corn husks, adding silk hair, twig broom, or acorn cap at Ardenwood, all ages, admission fee applies.
Fremont Fear Factor at Fremont Public Library offers a series of scary-good challenges without live animals, safe for participants, for all ages.
Booktok Talks at AREA Coffee features a discussion of Mexican Gothic with coffee and pastries provided by the Library, for ages 18 and up.
Online fall reading challenge at Fremont Public Library, log three prompts to enter a $50 gift card drawing, assistance available at Adult Help Desk, ages 18+.
Open Sew (Fremont Library, In The Spark, 2nd floor) — Community sewing session with machines, thread, iron, scissors, rotary cutter, fabric scraps; bring projects, get advice, 8 machines available, 18+.
Turn freshly‑harvested flint corn into colorful mosaics at Ardenwood, a drop‑in, disabled‑accessible program; admission fee applies, all ages.
Biweekly free English classes taught by Mundelein High School teachers at Fremont Public Library, for ages 18 and up.
