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April 2019
Managing your Digital Footprint
Have you ever forgotten a password? Do you wish you had a plan to manage your online information and protect your privacy? Managing your digital footprint may seem intimidating, but with a plan and the right tools, you can stay safe and get the most out your experience online. This class offers methods and tools you can use right away to begin managing your online profiles, passwords and information.
Find out more »May 2019
After the Bell on Thursday
After the Bell on Thursday (AtBoT) is your time to hang and do a craft, activity, or watch a movie at the library when school is out. Each month will be something different! This month: Slime. For grades 6-12. Ride to Read passes will be available.
Find out more »June 2019
Baby Time
Parents and caregivers are invited to introduce their babies, birth through 18-months, to music, movement, and language in these 30-minute classes designed just for their specific developmental stages. Babies will enjoy hearing a story and learning songs and rhymes. Playtime after enhances the development of social skills. Free and open to the public.
Find out more »Summer Storytimes for Families
Parents and caregivers are invited to bring their children 18-months to 5 years old to this 45-minute class featuring hands-on, literacy rich activities such as stories, songs, fingerplays, and hands-on fun. Classes end with a fun and creative art activity.
Find out more »Food in Space
Would you like a snack on Saturn? Got the munchies on Mars? No one delivers pizza on Pluto! Eating in space presents unique challenges for astronauts. Come to this fun and educational exploration to find out how astronauts eat among the stars.
Find out more »Exotic Zoo
Something wild is coming to the library! Experience exotic and familiar creatures up close and learn about their natural habitats, diet and more!
Find out more »Reginald Pettibone’s Native American Dance and Cultural Program
HoChunk Nation powwow dancer Reg Pettibone will teach us about our nation’s Native past. He and his wife, Marca, will share Native American culture through dance, song, stories, and more!
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