Gnome Secret Message Scavenger Hunt
Over the holiday break, some mischievous gnomes snuck into the library and hid a secret message! Find all the gnomes to discover why they love the library so much. Turn
IPDPL - Germantown Hills
509 Woodland Knolls Rd
Germantown Hills, IL 61548
United States
IPDPL - Metamora
208 E Partridge St
Metamora, IL 61548
United States
IPDPL - Spring Bay Branch
411 W Illinois St
Spring Bay, IL 61611
United States
IPDPL - Washburn
104 W Magnolia St
Washburn, IL 61570
United States
All IPDPL locations that are open on Thursday, May 8, 2025, will close at 5:30 PM for a staff in-service training event. Branches will reopen according to their regular schedules on Friday, May 9, 2025.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
The IPDPL Digital Library is always open! Manage your online library account, search the catalog, or explore our e-book and audiobook collection from the comfort of your home.
Beginning May 1, hoopla checkouts will be limited to 3 per month for IPDPL cardholders. This small change helps ensure we can continue offering hoopla to our community. You’ll still have access to the full catalog, plus a wide range of other digital resources, free with your library card. For complete details, please visit the Library News page.
Over the holiday break, some mischievous gnomes snuck into the library and hid a secret message! Find all the gnomes to discover why they love the library so much. Turn
The Spring Bay Bookies is an adult book club that focuses on literary and women's fiction. Readers who share a love of books and laughter are always welcome, but be warned - discussions are sure to get off the beaten path from time to time!
The Bookies meet on the first Monday* of the month at 6:00 pm at IPDPL - Spring Bay.
*Regularly scheduled meetings that fall on holidays when the library is closed are routinely rescheduled to the following Monday.
Leopold Bloom King has been raised in a family shattered — and shadowed — by tragedy. Lonely and adrift, he searches for something to sustain him and finds it among a tightly-knit group of