Event List

Registration begins May 1st.

Join authors and photographers Barb and Ken Wardius for a captivating visual tour of Wisconsin’s historic lighthouses.

Kids, drop off your toy at the library between 3:00-5:00 pm on July 16.  During the night, your toy will have an adventure that you will learn about the next day!  Toys will be picked up the following morning, July 17th.

Learn about an intriguing assortment of creatures including snakes, lizards, insects, spiders, hedgehogs, birds and more, featuring live animals.

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.

Stressed out? This one-hour presentation will discuss chronic stress and its impact on physical and mental health. Participants will be introduced to and practice journaling as a coping technique to protect their well-being.

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.

A unique and lively story program with short original and traditional stories that demonstrate the virtues of kindness, courage, cooperation, and more!

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.

Gather your friends and put your wits to the test at our Library Trivia Night! This fun-filled evening features a variety of trivia questions, including regional topics, pop culture, history, and more.

Learn about snakes in an interactive format including stories and guided activities.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Presented by Karri Fritz-Klaus of Cornerstone Symposium, this engaging art history program explores the powerful work of Frida Kahlo—one of Mexico’s most iconic and influential artists.

Registration begins May 1st.

Join Ben of Pink Teepee Farms for an immersive journey into the forests and fields of Wisconsin. This hands-on program explores how to safely identify and harvest wild edible mushrooms and plants.

Discover the joy of self-expression through junk journaling in this creative, hands-on workshop led by artist Bonnie Gunelius.