Wiggle Worms
Storytime with books, music, shaker eggs, scarves, and rhythm sticks for ages 0–5 with an adult.
Weekend digest
September 15–17, 2026
This weekend
A quick shareable digest of West Chicago events, with the generated image and copy-ready text.
What's Happening in West Chicago September 15–17, 2026 📅 Tuesday, Sep 15 • Wiggle Worms 10:00–10:30 AM · West Chicago Public Library, 118 W Washington St Storytime with books, music, shaker eggs, scarves, and rhythm sticks for ages 0–5 with an adult. • Snack Testers 7:00–8:00 PM · West Chicago Public Library, 118 W Washington St Teens in grades 6–12 taste snacks from around the world and vote on favorites; registration required. 📅 Wednesday, Sep 16 • Wellness Wednesday 3:00–8:00 PM · West Chicago Public Library, 118 W Washington St Teens can take a midweek mental reset with a relaxing drop-in activity while supplies last. 📅 Thursday, Sep 17 • Little Explorers Grab & Go Bag ~ Fall Fun All day · West Chicago Public Library, 118 W Washington St Pick up a take-home STEAM activity bag for ages 2–5, available while supplies last. • Wayne Township Blood Drive / Campaña de Sangre 12:00–5:15 PM · Wayne Township, 27W031 North Ave Donate blood at Wayne Township Food Pantry’s community drive; sign up if able. • September Book Club 1:00 PM · West Chicago City Museum, 132 Main St Discuss Emily Prokop’s “The History Behind” and share light refreshments. • Thrill Day Thursday 3:00–5:00 PM · West Chicago Public Library, 118 W Washington St Teens in grades 6–12 can play video or tabletop games after school. • Herb Sensations 7:00–8:00 PM · West Chicago Public Library, 118 W Washington St Explore fresh herbs, then help pack seeds for the Seed Library; registration required. #WestChicago #WestChicagoIL #WestChicagoEvents #AldermanMyers
Storytime with books, music, shaker eggs, scarves, and rhythm sticks for ages 0–5 with an adult.
Teens in grades 6–12 taste snacks from around the world and vote on favorites; registration required.
Teens can take a midweek mental reset with a relaxing drop-in activity while supplies last.
Pick up a take-home STEAM activity bag for ages 2–5, available while supplies last.
Donate blood at Wayne Township Food Pantry’s community drive; sign up if able.
Discuss Emily Prokop’s “The History Behind” and share light refreshments.
Teens in grades 6–12 can play video or tabletop games after school.
Explore fresh herbs, then help pack seeds for the Seed Library; registration required.
Last generated: September 15, 2026 at 7:04 AM CDT