Community Calendar

In the early 1900s, the small studio, Universal Pictures, discovered that audiences were interested in thrilling adventures. They released a series of classic horror films between 1913 and 1956. It was these films that boosted Universal into the major film studio that it is today.

William Pack tells us about the earliest monster movies, from Dracula to Frankenstein, from their inspiration to the impact they have on us today.

This program is intended for adults and teens. No registration is required.

For more information, please contact Britta at brittak@dkpl.org or (815) 756-9568 ext. 2100

Celebrate the 110th birthyear of Orson Welles with a screening of his first film noir The Stanger. Featuring a war crimes investigator tracking a fugitive to a small Connecticut town, the movie contains many hidden tributes to Welles’ time in Woodstock. Our event will include a brief discussion, handout, and snacks. Registration required.

Relax with the family and bring your friends for free family movies and popcorn at the library! Come early to grab a seat or bring pillows to get comfy on the floor.

This month’s feature: Monster House (2006) rated PG. 1h 31m. An exciting and hilarious thrill-ride about three kids who must battle with a mysterious home, which is really a living, breathing monster and is determined to eat every trick-or-treater in sight on Halloween.

This program is intended for families and children, but all ages are welcome.

Please arrive early as seating is limited.

For additional information please contact Stormy at stormye@dkpl.org or at (815) 756-9568 ext. 3310.