Upcoming Events

Enjoy a reading of The Polar Express before visiting the train exhibit.

Enjoy a reading of The Polar Express before visiting the train exhibit.

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

Open to youth in grades 7-12.

Recommended for children of all ages and their families. 

Ring in the New Year with dancing, crafts, face painting, snacks, and a countdown to a balloon drop at noon! 

This club meets on the last Tuesday of each month.

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

Drop in to play, make, and share! From coding with robots to painting and drawing, there’s something for everyone. 

Drop in to play, make, and share! From coding with robots to painting and drawing, there’s something for everyone. 

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.

This winter, the library will be partnering with SHIFT Cyclery & Coffee Bar to host these "Library on the Loose." From December through April, while SHIFT's bike shop is closed, the space will be transformed into a library mini-branch be

Drop in to play, make, and share! From coding with robots to painting and drawing, there’s something for everyone. 

Drop in to play, make, and share! From coding with robots to painting and drawing, there’s something for everyone. 

Open to youth entering grades 7-12.

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.

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Drop in to play, make, and share! From coding with robots to painting and drawing, there’s something for everyone. 

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.

Drop in to play, make, and share! From coding with robots to painting and drawing, there’s something for everyone. 

Andi Cloud, an enrolled member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, will share cultural stories regarding land and water. Learn about the Ho-Chunk year as she introduces the Ho-Chunk moons and discusses farming, foraging, and nomadic life.

Andi Cloud, an enrolled member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, will explain the twelve clans of the Ho-Chunk, and the roles and community of clans in Ho-Chunk culture. This event will include a family tree mapping activity. Registration required.