PNG at MCL Saturday Sessions: Health & Medical
Every Saturday in May, learn about healthcare and medical work in the MCL Tech Lab! Funding for Project Next Generation is provided by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library…
Every Saturday in May, learn about healthcare and medical work in the MCL Tech Lab! Funding for Project Next Generation is provided by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library…
Part Three of Brain Health series Your brain health is directly related to body health. Most people think more about keeping their bodies fit or their hearts healthy than working…
Part Four of Brain Health series Become a Dementia Friend! The global movement developed by the Alzheimer’s Association helps us learn and understand the five key messages about dementia, how…
Every Saturday in May, learn about healthcare and medical work in the MCL Tech Lab! Funding for Project Next Generation is provided by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library…
Join us at Mandala Gardens for our Summer Reading Kick-off! Enjoy a fun evening with multiple businesses and organizations, and register for MCL's Summer Reading challenges. Downtown Fizz and Drizzle…
Come meet animals from all over the world at the Amphitheater at Harry L. Crisp Sports Complex!
Enjoy life-sized games on every floor! Yahtzee, Connect 4, Jenga, and more!
This summer, Runaway Puppet Theater presents three stories in their new show for Summer Reading 2026: Tall Tales, Tiny Heroes. Laugh along with the outrageous tale of the Ugly Duckling…
Presented by Illinois Humanities Road Scholar, Dr. Caroline Kisiel and in partnership with Artspace Southern Illinois. Although Illinois entered the Union as a free state in 1818, residents had practiced…
MCL is celebrating 250 years of The Declaration of Independence! Add a leaf to the Liberty Trees to celebrate independence and the pursuit of happiness. Take a selfie with The…
Blending his new production, Unum, and his own experiences, Dr. Ted Williams III explores how the community can work towards a thriving democracy across the country and how to ensure that…
History in Illinois didn't begin when the first Europeans arrived 350 years ago. Euro-American communities have existed here for less than three percent of all the time people have lived…