Week Calendar

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

-----------------------------

Missed registration? Watch the live stream from home:
https://youtube.com/live/t0NV0FK1D5M 

------------------------------

Bouncing Babies Storytime is about 20 minutes long and geared for pre-walkers, starting at birth (0-12 months) and their caregivers. This special lapsit program consists of lap rhymes, songs, and a story read in unison.

Little Movers Storytime is about 20 minutes long and geared for babies on the move (up to 24-months) and their caregivers. This program consists of interactive rhymes, songs, and a story read in unison.

Toddler Storytime is about 20 minutes long and geared for two- and three-year-olds and their caregivers. Each session includes easy-to-understand stories, songs, and activities.

UPDATE: We won't have our normal storytime today.

Celebrate the release of the newest book in the Pizza and Taco series! Enjoy pizza and an interactive presentation by the author.

Family Storytime is about 30 minutes long and geared for two- to six-year-olds and their caregivers, but can be enjoyed by the entire family. This Storytime features stories, fingerplays, and music. 

Join us after Family Storytime for a hands-on activity led by the Pablo Center ARTmobile.

Explore Wisconsin's many and varied waterways and to learn how they came to be as they are today.

For Android users.

Melissa Faliveno will present her debut essay collection, Tomboyland, named a Best Book of 2020 by NPR, New York Public Library, Oprah Magazine, and Electric Literature, and recipient of a 2021 Award for Outstanding Lite

A family drop-in event! Join fellow LEGO® brick fans twice a month for free building. We supply the LEGOs, you supply the imagination.

Open to youth in grades 7-12.

There is more help available to us in this world than we know. The study of biomimicry looks to nature for solutions because every problem known to man has already been solved by Mother Earth.

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. 

Recommended for kids in grades K-2 with their grown-up.​​

Celebrate reading as a family at Read Me a Book Club! Each monthly two-part session will include a read-aloud and hands-on activities. No pre-reading is required.

The first rule of Stitch Club is to talk about Stitch Club.

Writing a novel can be just the beginning—getting it published can be a journey all its own. Laura Warrell had a long, challenging ride to getting her first novel, Sweet, Soft, Plenty Rhythm published.

Recommended for youth in grades 3-5.

First novels are stereotypically autobiographical for a reason; while Ginsberg thought she was writing about made-up people in a made-up place, in the aftermath of finishing her first novel, she discovered how naive that viewpoint was, and why her

It's okay to be sketchy in Sketch Club!

Open to youth in grades 7-12.

For Android users.

------------------------------

Missed registration? Watch the live stream from home:
https://youtube.com/live/U625T5Yg-wc 

------------------------------

We all have power when it comes to the stories we choose to tell, and should be aware of how the ones we tell will continue to echo. There’s this place where memory crosses over into history, but getting there takes time, effort and structure.

There are still wild places in the world; places that we should celebrate and protect. Jonathan Slaght led a five-year study of an endangered and little-known owl species in Russia called the Blakiston’s fish owl.