Upcoming Events

The era of Belle Époque Vienna, home and times of Gustav Klimt, proved to be the cradle for what was the best and worst in the early days of the 20th Century.

Participants will spend time designing and building with Legos, Keva Planks, Ozobots and more.  No registration required and the library will provide all materials.  Recommended for kindergarten to grade 5.

“A Wealth of Nature” is a project spearheaded by Eddee Daniel and Preserve Our Parks, a non-profit dedicated to preservation and promotion of parks and open space.

Make an appointment to read with a certified therapy pet for 25 minutes, once per month.  Registration at the library opens on September 9th.  Recommended for readers in grades 1-5.

This story time meets in the story room at the library for 30 minutes of stories, songs and other early literacy activities.  Recommended for ages 3-5 years.

This story time meets in the O'Neill Room downstairs for 15-20 minutes of interactive stories, rhymes and songs, followed by playtime with special toys.

Could you survive a Zombie Apocalypse? Come have fun and learn emergency preparedness skills that will make you ready for any disaster…even a zombie outbreak. Presented by Dan Michaels from Waukesha County Public Health. Free to attend.

This story time meets in the story room at the library for 30 minutes of stories, songs and other early literacy activities.  Recommended for ages 3-5 years.

Did you know that more than 1 in 3 people have prediabetes? If left unaddressed, prediabetes can develop into type 2 diabetes, which is a serious condition.

Make an appointment to read with a certified therapy pet for 25 minutes, once per month.  Registration opens September 9th.  Recommended for readers in grades 1-5.

This annual event features holiday craft making for all skill levels beginning at 5:00 and entertainment from Mr. Steve at 6:00-7:00.  Mr.

According to Payne Knight, a great collector of his works, if there was ever an epithet for J.M.W. Turner, it was “the eye and the intellect” firing on all fronts, and “his sun” – the great destroyer and the great renovator.

Participants will spend time designing and building with Legos, Keva Planks, Ozobots and more.  No registration required and the library will provide all materials.  Recommended for kindergarten to grade 5.

Make an appointment to read with a certified therapy pet for 25 minutes, once per month.  Registration at the library opens on September 9th.  Recommended for readers in grades 1-5.