Bensenville Community Public Library Spring 2026 Program Guide - Spring Events, Activities, and Services

Aug 28, 2026

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Spring 2026 program guide for the Bensenville Community Public Library, highlighting seasonal family activities, special events, and community services. Includes crafts, spring break programming, personal genealogy sessions, and details on library hours, holiday closings, location, and contact information. Provides guidance on library cards, account management, copying/faxing/notary services, and digital resources via Libby, Comics Plus, and Palace Project. Features event listings such as Seed Library & Community Garden Kick-Off, rain barrel and composter sales, Holi Festival, and free trees for kids.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLifestyle

FormatPDF

Pages20

Reading Time31 min

AccessFree to download

Programs

Spring 2026 Highlights

Hours and Closings

Location and Contact

Library Photo Policy and Social Media

Library Card, Accounts, and Digital Resources

Copying, Faxing, and Notary

Special Events

Seed Library & Community Garden Kick-Off

Rain Barrels and Composters for Sale

Holi Festival

Neighborhood Forest - Free Trees for Kids

PROGRAMS Spring 2026 | March, April, May Page 4 Bingo and Lotería for Families Page 7 Mandalorian and Grogu Crafts Page 8 Spring Break Activities Page 10 Personal Genealogy Sessions Hours Monday-Thursday 9-9 Friday & Saturday 9-5 Sunday 1-5 Closings Easter Sunday, April 5 Memorial Day Monday, May 25 Location & Contact 200 S Church Rd, Bensenville IL, 60106 [benlib.org | 630-766-4642](benlib.org | 630-766-4642) Board of Trustees Linda Weiss, President Tina Lux, Vice President Michele Janovsky, Secretary Dr. Consuelo Cabral-Marquez, Treasurer Victoria Myhre, Trustee Amy Labickas, Trustee Kevin Utz, Trustee Chris Sloan, Library Director Photo Policy The Bensenville Community Public Library staff may take photos of participants attending or taking part in Library programs and activities. These photos may appear in future Library publications or other Library publicity. Attendees and/or participants consent to having their photo taken and used for such purposes. If a Library patron does not wish to be photographed, please notify a Library staff member. Social Media Welcome tothe Bensenville Community Public Library! Whether you're a longtime patron or this is your very first visit, we're so glad you picked up our latest program guide. Inside, you’ll find all the exciting programs happening this season, but before you dive in we’d love to remind you of a few other ways the library is here for you every day. First things first-do you have a library card? Your library card is your key to everything we offer! Signing up is simple: to register, renew, or replace a library card, you must bring a valid government-issued photo ID showing residence within the district. If your ID doesn’t show your current address, bring a photo ID and a recently issued document with a name and current address within [the district. Visit](the district. Visit benlib.org/get-a-card or give)[ benlib.org/get-a-card](the district. Visit benlib.org/get-a-card or give)[ or give](the district. Visit benlib.org/get-a-card or give) us a call for more details. Your library account is a few clicks away Renewing materials, checking due dates, managing holds, and building your to-beread list is easier than ever. Visit [bvd.swanlibraries.net](bvd.swanlibraries.net) or download the SWAN Library App , and log in using your card number and your PIN (hint: it’s the last 4 digits of the phone number we have on file) . Need to make copies, send a fax, or find a notary? We’ve got you covered. Our black-and-white copier for public use is 10¢ per side. Faxes are $1 per side within the U.S. and $5 per side internationally. We also accept incoming faxes-just let us know first before sharing the library’s fax number. Incoming faxes are $1 per side. Our Notary Public is available free of charge on weekdays from 9:00 [a.m. to](a.m. to) 5:00 p. m. We recommend calling ahead to confirm availability. Read anytime, anywhere Your library card also gives you access to an incredible collection of digital resources! Download the Libby app to explore eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines. For graphic novel fans of all ages, Comics Plus offers unlimited access to 1,000s of digital comics and manga. Enjoy free eBooks from the Palace Project app as well as exclusive titles only available to you in Palace. To access all of these resources, you will need a library card number to log in. You can find these apps through the Google Play Store and Apple’s App Store, or you can visit [benlib.org](benlib.org)[and find links to these resources under the Adults and Kids tabs. Happy reading](and find links to these resources under the Adults and Kids tabs. Happy reading)! Not yet registered to vote? We can help with that too If you live in DuPage County and haven’t registered to vote, you can do so here atthe library. Stop by with two forms of ID (one must show your current address), and we’ll walk you through the process. Turn the

FAQs

What are the library hours during Spring 2026?

Monday through Thursday are 9:00–9:00, Friday and Saturday are 9:00–5:00, and Sunday is 1:00–5:00.

How can families participate in Spring 2026 library programs?

Use the program guide to find the listed activities and special events for each date and age group, then check in with the library as needed.

What information is required to sign up for or renew a library card?

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID showing residence within the district; if the ID does not show the current address, bring a photo ID plus a recently issued document with your name and current address.

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