Week Calendar

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

Hang out with the BookBike at the Eau Claire Downtown Farmers Market (weather permitting). Check out materials, sign up for a library card, get answers to reference questions, learn how to download digital content, and so much more!

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.

Hang out with the BookBike at the Eau Claire Downtown Farmers Market (weather permitting). Check out materials, sign up for a library card, get answers to reference questions, learn how to download digital content, and so much more!

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.

Recommended for kiddos and their whole family. 

Join us at Owen Park for outdoor storytime fun! Weather permitting. 

Preschool Storytime is about 30 minutes long and geared for three- to five-year-olds and their caregivers. This Storytime features stories, songs, and movement activities. 

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.

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.

Recommended for youth in grades K-6.

Join us for a story, craft, and snacks to learn the history of Juneteenth and how this important holiday is celebrated in the Chippewa Valley. 

Drop in to watch Makers in Residence Beau and Erin Janke at work, and learn about woodblock printmaking by osmosis (and questions).

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

Recommended for youth in grades 3-6.

Meet up with other Pokémon fans to play, talk, and do Pokémon-themed activities. Curious about Pokémon? All are welcome! No experience or familiarity with Pokémon needed.

Art. Community. Connection.

The Fellowship is for autistic and neurodiverse teens and young adults (ages 16 and older) who wish to form solid connections among like-minded peers and their communities.