Week Calendar

This program is instructor lead with up-beat music involved. Have fun exercising while sitting in a chair. Chair Fitness is for all ages and for all fitness levels.

Join us for a series of free concerts at the La Crosse Public Library at 10:00am on Monday mornings from May 6 - May 20. Come early at 9:30am to enjoy time for coffee and socialization!

Registration is not necessary. 

Schedule your life-giving donation today! Set an appointment online at: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/donation-time 

** 5/7 Update: the discussion has been moved to the Trustees Room located on the library's lower-level.

Designed for all ages, this 30 minute storytime features stories, rhymes, singing, games, and dancing. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and help young children develop important socialization skills.

Join us for this free community adult yoga class that offers gentle body movement for all abilities and walks of life!  Each month a different mind/body topic will be presented.

Qigong (pronounced chee-gong) is an ancient health enhancing movement practice.

Meet with a Veteran Service Officer to apply for disability benefits, healthcare, education and more. No need to make an appointment as these are walk-in hours.

Chapters is the La Crosse Public Library's monthly book discussion group featuring popular fiction covering a variety of genres.

We'll meet in the library's charming  "secret" courtyard to discuss a new title each month.

Do you enjoy helping others and like working with children? Join our teen volunteer group, The Crew, at La Crosse Public Library this summer!

Library staff welcome your tech questions—the pesky, the mundane, and the tricky! Drop in at the North Branch with your cell phone, tablet, iPad, or any other technology device that you may have, and we'll happily help you out. 

Browse local volunteer opportunities and find the causes you’re passionate about in one convenient location!

The Teen Advisory Council is made up of teens from local middle and high schools who advise the Youth Services staff on all things teen at the library.

An opportunity for neurodivergent teens and young adults (aged 16 through early 30s) to gather for creative arts-based activities and guided discussions.

Monthly Committee of the Whole meeting.

Bring in your mending and drop in to repair your items using our sewing machines. Extend the lifecycle of your clothing, alter your new secondhand finds, and gain basic sewing techniques for making your own creations.

Join us in learning about how class, culture, and architecture intersect on La Crosse’s streets. Each week, we will explore a different neighborhood and topic. This event registration is for the May 8th tour of Downtown.

Poorly executed and excess outdoor lighting is rapidly degrading the night for all of us with glare and loss of true darkness even many miles from small cities. It has extraordinary negative impacts on other species we share the planet with.