Week Calendar

All storytimes feature an assortment of age-appropriate stories, rhymes, fingerplays, flannels, music, and movement to help your child develop language and early literacy skills.

All storytimes feature an assortment of age-appropriate stories, rhymes, fingerplays, flannels, music, and movement to help your child develop language and early literacy skills.

All storytimes feature an assortment of age-appropriate stories, rhymes, fingerplays, flannels, music, and movement to help your child develop language and early literacy skills.

Let’s get curious! Explore drop-in science activities with the library and our community partners as part of the Wisconsin Science Festival.

All storytimes feature an assortment of age-appropriate stories, rhymes, fingerplays, flannels, music, and movement to help your child develop language and early literacy skills.

All storytimes feature an assortment of age-appropriate stories, rhymes, fingerplays, flannels, music, and movement to help your child develop language and early literacy skills.

All storytimes feature an assortment of age-appropriate stories, rhymes, fingerplays, flannels, music, and movement to help your child develop language and early literacy skills.

It’s candy science for teens! Get ready for a sweet time—join us for an interactive lab featuring experiments and activities using candy.

"Farm-to-table" is a movement which promotes serving local food at restaurants and school cafeterias, preferably through direct acquisition from the producer.

Celebrate reading as a family in this book club for kids and their grown-ups. Each weekly meet-up will include a read-aloud of a featured book and guided activities. No pre-reading is required. Recommended for kids in grades K-2.

Learn the science behind pasta and enjoy the delicious taste of fresh, homemade noodles. You’ll learn about the chemistry that produces the noodle while you make fresh pasta the traditional way with egg, flour, and a little water.

Essential oils are the essence of a plant that have been extracted from the roots, flowers, leaves or seeds using a distillation method, bringing the power of nature into the home.

Phong Nguyen is a writer of historical fiction (Bronze Drum), experimental fiction (Roundabout: An Improvisation of Fiction), spinoffs (The Adventures of Joe Harper), alternate history (Pages from the Textbook of Alt

Part of our One Book, One Community annual events!

Join us for Teen Litwits where you can talk about books you love (or hate) without fear of non-readers getting you down. Copies of the current book are available for check out at the Youth Services desk.