Week Calendar

Get a quick dose of story time, with these with short and sweet sessions. One book, one song, a flannel story. Enjoy! Join us on the library’s YouTube page: https://youtu.be/1iFw9viiumM 

This spring, we invite you to join us from the comfort of your home each Monday morning from February 1 - March 29.  We'll be using Zoom to stay connected as we continue to offer lifelong learning programs for ages 50 and better.  E

Join us for an energetic half hour of music with Mr. Evan. We’ll sing, laugh, and be extra silly! Best for children ages 5+ and their adults.

Did you welcome a new baby in the last year? This group is open to anyone providing care for a baby.

Join us for fun books, rhymes, and songs in this story time for all ages.  Access this virtual storytime on the library’s YouTube page: https://youtu.be/lV4S-LB-1cI

Chapters is our monthly book discussion group featuring popular fiction covering a variety of genres. We'll be meeting online to discuss a new title each month.

Did you recently get a new phone or tablet? Have some questions about it?  We will be available at the new St.

Bring your iphone or Android phone along and we’ll take a look at where to find your privacy settings. We’ll talk about a few of the more important steps you can take to protect your privacy while using your smartphone.  

Get a quick dose of story time, with these with short and sweet sessions. One book, one song, a flannel story. Enjoy! Join us on the library’s YouTube page: https://youtu.be/RB4ySgtSvCY 

Join Galen Abdur-Razzaq, master flautist, for this informative lecture on the history of jazz, it’s historical significance and the most influential contributors to the Civil Rights Movement.

2021 has to be better than 2020, doesn't it? Join us virtually at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, February 9th to hear short stories, book excerpts and poems read by library staff as well as some community guests. Why should kids have all the fun?

Creating compassion for others takes empathy, patience, and sometimes discomfort.  Cultivating self-compassion requires the same and invites us to treat ourselves kinder than we often do.  Join Heather Quackenboss from UW Madison Divisio