Week Calendar

Designed for ages 10-24 months, this 30 minute storytime features stories, singing, exploring and play. Prepare for lots of movement and laughter!

Welcome back to Monday Mornings at Main - our signature lifelong learning program series for ages 50 and better!  Each Monday morning at 10:00AM, we'll hear from a new speaker on a variety of topics ranging from local

Play Shoppe is a shared time for parents and their children! Join the Parenting Place and enjoy open-ended playtime, a simple art activity, circle and storytime, and a snack. Come and share the power of playing with your child!

Designed for ages 10-24 months, this 30 minute storytime features stories, singing, exploring and play. Prepare for lots of movement and laughter!

Chair Yoga is adaptable for every body and will offer a sense of ease, relaxation, and strength.

Homeschooling families of all ages are invited to the library for a homeschool hangout! Join us in the Creation Space for an exciting array of STEAM-themed activities that will ignite your creativity while building meaningful connections.

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

Join us for a celebration of gardening, featuring conversations with local experts and a community-wide seed swap!

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.

The Western Region for Economic Assistance (WREA) from La Crosse County Economic Assistance will provide services on Wednesdays from 11-1 pm in the Library study room on the second floor.  WREA staff members will be available to help communit

Designed for ages birth-9 months, this 20 minute storytime features simple stories, songs, rhymes, and a lot of interactive fun! A great opportunity to meet other caregivers in the area with playtime happening after storytime.

Bring a printed picture of your favorite furry friend and use a variety of supplies to create a 5x7 mixed-media masterpiece.

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

Join us for a special nature storytime and craft! Held in partnership with Outdoor Recreation Alliance (ORA), this event features nature-themed stories, songs, and fun.

Join us for a program put on by UWL's Recreational Therapy students! This event will focus on learning dance moves through the decades with featured music.

Join us after school as we play, create and have fun ad the North Community Library. Best for grades 1-6.

You're invited to a free screening of the documentary "Free for All: The Public Library". The story of the quiet revolutionaries who made a simple idea of a public library happen.

Join us in the Creation Space as we craft, create, and play. Best for ages 6-11. 
 

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

Join us for an evening of exploration and renewal in the presence of ageless bell sounds. Tibetan singing bowls produce sounds that invite deep states of relaxation, enhancing the ability to meditate, reduce tension and stress.

Calling all little librarians! We've made a little play library in celebration of National Library Week, and now we need some staff!

Monthly Library Board meeting.

Help us celebrate National Library Week with Candice Iloh, the award-winning author of "Every Body Looking" and "Salt the Water" as they share their poetry as well as discuss their writing journey.

Join us for an epic roleplaying experience with fellow adventurers as we delve into a fantasy world filled with ancient ruins, deadly dungeons, and gruesome monsters. Brand new and skilled players are welcome!

Join us for a family-friendly event as local author Darrell Ferguson reads an excerpt from his new book: “A Long Way to Find a Home: George Edwin Taylor* as a Child.”