North Aurora’s Messenger Public Library announces spring programs

The Messenger Public Library in North Aurora is announcing a wide array of program offerings for the spring.

According to a news release, seasonal, in-person events are set to resume to celebrate a return to gathering in public spaces. Information is available in a newsletter delivered to North Aurora residents, and can also be downloaded from messengerpl.org.

Upcoming programs feature a mystery and adventure night full of sleuthing, an evening with bestselling author Jenny Larson, TED Talks events, book discussion groups, arts and crafts and a DNA Testing and Genealogy Research event, the release stated.

Youth events such as the MPL’s Lego Club, creative family craft kits, STEM Activity Kits and events for teenagers like “Take it Apart, Make it Art” and Magic: The Gathering competitive card games, are also planned for the spring. Outdoor story times for babies and preschoolers are also set to be held and indoor story times may be planned as the season progresses.

The Messenger Public Library is located at 113 Oak St., North Aurora. For more information visit the library’s website or contact Library Director Shannon Halikias at 630-896-0240 or shannon@messengerpl.org.