Upcoming Events

Meet with social services specialists to seek help in navigating and applying for services such as housing, aging and disability, addiction and substance abuse, vital records, veterans, transportation, foodshare, medical, healthcare benefits, and

Celebrate the launch of Nickolas Butler’s highly anticipated sixth novel, A Forty Year Kiss. This beautifully crafted, deeply moving small-town story follows a couple’s profound journey to rediscover love—forty years after their divorce.

Local writers of all kinds meet up to hone their craft. Open to the public.

After decades of resistance, Ojibwe people in Northern Wisconsin successfully litigated their treaty rights in federal court in the late twentieth century.

Meet with social services specialists to seek help in navigating and applying for services such as housing, aging and disability, addiction and substance abuse, vital records, veterans, transportation, foodshare, medical, healthcare benefits, and

BYO Book Club is a non-traditional discussion group for adults. Instead of reading a predetermined title, participants meet to talk about what they’re currently reading and get suggestions for new titles to try.

Meet with social services specialists to seek help in navigating and applying for services such as housing, aging and disability, addiction and substance abuse, vital records, veterans, transportation, foodshare, medical, healthcare benefits, and

Discuss classic and contemporary mysteries on the third Tuesday morning of the month.

Monthly meeting of the Friends of the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library Board.

The Free Legal Clinic operates on a question and answer forum where participants have 10 to 15 minutes to ask questions.

The Sawdust City Writers group, which operates under the umbrella of the Chippewa Valley Writers Guild, meets from 6-7:45 p.m. on the first and third Wednesday of the month.

Explore the rich history of Indigenous peoples in Wisconsin. This program delves into the foundational principles of tribal sovereignty, treaties, and governments, shedding light on their enduring importance.

Meet with social services specialists to seek help in navigating and applying for services such as housing, aging and disability, addiction and substance abuse, vital records, veterans, transportation, foodshare, medical, healthcare benefits, and

This club meets on the last Tuesday of each month.

Meet with social services specialists to seek help in navigating and applying for services such as housing, aging and disability, addiction and substance abuse, vital records, veterans, transportation, foodshare, medical, healthcare benefits, and

Local writers of all kinds meet up to hone their craft. Open to the public.

Meet with social services specialists to seek help in navigating and applying for services such as housing, aging and disability, addiction and substance abuse, vital records, veterans, transportation, foodshare, medical, healthcare benefits, and

BYO Book Club is a non-traditional discussion group for adults. Instead of reading a predetermined title, participants meet to talk about what they’re currently reading and get suggestions for new titles to try.

Discover the power of decolonization. Together, we’ll explore how colonization has shaped society—especially education—both historically and today.

Monthly meeting of the Friends of the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library Board.

Discuss classic and contemporary mysteries on the third Tuesday morning of the month.

Intended for teens age 13+ and adults.

The Free Legal Clinic operates on a question and answer forum where participants have 10 to 15 minutes to ask questions.