Learn about the natural history and special adaptations of reptiles and amphibians through natural artifacts and live animals with the Lake County Forest Preserves. Expand your knowledge of the reptiles and amphibians living in Lake County. Learn about their natural history and special adaptations through hands-on experiences with natural artifacts and live animals.
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Free English language classes for adult learners at Fremont Public Library, offered through Mundelein High School, ages 18 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.
Instructor leads gentle yoga poses at Fremont Library; bring water and a mat or towel, free, for ages 6–12.
Weekly naturalization prep classes at Fremont Public Library, taught by Mundelein High School, cover test content, interview tips, and the citizenship process for ages 18 and up.
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.
Snake animal ambassadors at the Coyote Hills Visitor Center demonstrate how wild snakes survive in their habitat, all ages.
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+.
Central Park Ranger leads a fun outdoor workout using Lake Elizabeth’s new exercise equipment, teaching practical fitness skills for all ages; free, registration required, ages 8+.
Fossil Hunters at Fremont Public Library lets kids create fossils, examine real specimens, and dig like archaeologists for ages 5–10.
Biweekly free English classes taught by Mundelein High School teachers at Fremont Public Library, for ages 18 and up.
