Event List

Put on your zoot suit and follow in the footsteps of America's most infamous gangsters as they turn Wisconsin into their personal crime vacation land.

You may have heard about the health benefits of laughter including stress reduction, improved oxygen intake, boosted immune system and others. However, is there enough humor around us to get enough laughter throughout the day?

Registration will begin May 1st.

A matinee film series for adults. On the first Friday of every month, a new release movie is screened in the O'Neill Room at 1:00 p.m. Skip the wait list and see it on a big screen! Everyone's invited, and bring a friend.

There was a sense of urgency, a sense of extreme indignation, a sense of spiritual hunger.

Learn about real-life science heroes who use STEM to add splashes of color to our world - from lighting designers to pyrotechnicians!  Includes hands-on experiments to help you discover your science power!

Registration begins May 1st.

Bring a blanket to spread on the grass for outdoor story time!  Content will be for children 3-5 years old but all are welcome to participate in stories, songs and rhymes.  Story time will move inside if weather is inclement.

The whole family can attend this story time for a lively mixture of stories, puppets and music that will encourage children to engage with books throughout the summer.  Recommended especially for children ages 3-7 years.

Registration begins May 1st.

Bring your family to this special upbeat, down-to-earth, interactive kids music concert where your kids will be inspired to sing, clap, jump and dance along with Little Miss Ann!

Bring a blanket to spread on the grass for outdoor story time!  Content will be for children 3-5 years old but all are welcome to participate in stories, songs and rhymes.  Story time will move inside if weather is inclement.

Curious about how pesticides can affect your health and the health of the environment around you?

Join Juliane Rae, artist and educator, as we relax, observe, and slowly draw the edge we see down and around the flower capturing every change in movement.

A full hour of visual magic, comedy and child-friendly mentalism that promotes reading and the benefits of learning.

Bring a blanket to spread on the grass for outdoor story time!  Content will be for children 3-5 years old but all are welcome to participate in stories, songs and rhymes.  Story time will move inside if weather is inclement.

Looking for a creative outlet that’s calming and fun? Learn the Zentangle Method—a meditative drawing technique that turns simple patterns into stunning artwork.

Children may schedule an appointment with Marty, a certified therapy cat, once per month.  Sign up in the library.  One reader per 25-minute time slot or two siblings or friends may sign up together.

This is an opportunity for kids in grades 1-5 to create original art using found objects, leftover supplies and imagination!  Participants may attend one day or both days.  Finished projects will be displayed in the library.

In this workshop, local baker, Jennifer Chartier with Baby Blues Bakery, will show teens how to decorate sugar cookies like a pro!  Participants must be 12 years or older and registration is required.