Library News

Join us on the second floor of the library, in the Community Room on Tuesday September 15th at 2 PM for a job search workshop with IDES and American Job Center. This month's workshop will focus on Job Searching as an Older Adult.

Let your creativity shine! Kids can stop by the Second Floor Children's Area this week, Wednesday through Friday, 2 PM - 6PM and Saturday September 12th 9 AM- 1 PM, to design their own colorful backpack tag using Shrinky Dink plastic. They’ll draw, color, and personalize their design before watching it shrink into a fun, […]

Stop by the Children's Desk to grab an awesome Mini Art Gallery Kit! Choose between a mini canvas with paint OR air-dry clay to design a unique masterpiece at home. Join the Art Show: Want to show off your creation? Drop your finished artwork off in the Youth Room before October 8th to have it […]

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Our brand-new Preschool Story Time schedule starts in late July! Whether you want to join us from the comfort of your living room or hang out with us in person, we have a fun-filled lineup ready for you. Here is how you can join the fun starting July 21st: YouTube Tuesdays with Sara @ 11:15 […]

Join the Friends of the Kewanee Library on July 23rd for a special program inspired by the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This presentation humanizes the amazing story of the “First American”, Benjamin Franklin. His regard for America’s developing work ethic, indomitable spirit and unique position in the world is […]

Ever wonder what's really in your food? In this eye-opening session with Kristin Bogdonas from the University of IL Extension, we'll walk through the world of natural and artificial food chemicals. Learn how to identify them, understand their impact on food safety, and weigh the pros and cons of their use. From naturally occurring compounds […]

Whether you are looking for critically acclaimed cinema, thought-provoking documentaries, foreign films, or quality children's programming there is truly something for everyone to enjoy! Download the Kanopy app on your device and log in with your library card, it's that easy. Feel free to contact the library at any time if you need help.

Start your engines and race to the library for an exciting Mario Kart Tournament! Join us on Saturday, June 27 at 10AM to compete against friends and fellow gamers in fast-paced races, show off your skills on the track, and battle for bragging rights and prizes. Whether you’re a seasoned Mario Kart champion or just […]

Join the Friends of the Kewanee Public Library on Sunday, June 28th at 2PM for an event commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. This special evening will feature a screening of the acclaimed filmed Broadway production of Hamilton: An American Musical, the groundbreaking musical that brings the story of America’s founding to life […]

Join us at Liberty (West Park) for the delightful sounds of The Spoon Man at 11:00am. After the knee-slapping performance of the The Spoon Man, join the Kewanee Park District for a Splash Pad Party!

Put your teamwork and problem-solving skills to the test for our Second Annual Puzzle Race!  Gather a partner or form a team on June 18th, the race starts at 5:00 P.M. Compete against others to be the first to complete a surprise jigsaw puzzle. Each team will have up to two hours to finish—speed and […]

Join Us for a Special Flag Day Celebration! The Kewanee Community Band will open the festivities with a performance outside the library beginning at 1:15 p.m. The program will continue in the Community Room on the second floor. As America approaches its 250th anniversary of Independence, step back in time and explore life during the […]

Read, Watch, Resist Celebrate the life and legacy of George Orwell with an evening of thought-provoking stories and cinematic rebellion. On June 25 starting at 2pm we’ll be giving away copies of his classic novels 1984 and Animal Farm (while supplies last) and will also feature a screening of V for Vendetta, a powerful film inspired by themes of surveillance, control, and […]

Kewanee Public Library will be closed for the Fourth of July Holiday on Saturday, July 4th. We will reopen on Monday, July 6th with our regular hours, 9 am to 6 pm. We wish everyone a safe holiday!

Head to the Community Room at 2PM on May 13th and join Kristin Bogdonas of the University of Illinois Extension to discover how a blend of the Mediterranean and DASH diets supports cognitive health and reduces the risk of Alzheimer’s.  In this program, you'll learn which foods support brain health, how to structure balanced meals, […]

Explore the Community Read book for 2026 Bite by Bite by Aimee Nezhukumatahil with a round-table discussion on the second floor of KPLD. Pick up your copy today on the Lower Level of the Library. The Kewanee Life Skills Re-Entry Center will join our discussion by Zoom. Join us at 6 PM on Wednesday, May […]

Make this summer one to remember! Sign up for the Summer Reading Program, and enjoy giveaways, prizes, activities and more. Whether you're here to play, explore, or get a head start on your reading goals, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss this exciting start to a summer of reading and discovery! Choose from the Adult, […]

Roar on over to the Kewanee Public Library! The T-Rexplorers are visiting the Kewanee Public Library on Saturday, May 9, 2026 @ 11 AM in the Community Room and it’s going to be a dino-mite time! Get ready for an exciting, interactive dinosaur experience that’s perfect for kids and families. Come out and see authentic […]

Discover powerful tools without the price tag! Join us in the Community Room on Thursday, April 30 at 4:00 PM for an informative program exploring free alternatives to popular software. Learn about reliable options for productivity, design, communication, and more—perfect for students, professionals, and anyone looking to save money while staying efficient. No prior experience […]

Unleash your creativity during our Young Adult Blackout Poetry events! Transform ordinary pages into powerful works of art by blacking out words and revealing hidden poems. No experience needed—just bring your imagination! Join us on the Lower Level for a relaxed, creative evening with friends. Stop by the Lower Level on April 6th & 7th […]

This club invites young adventurers to step into a world of imagination, teamwork, and epic storytelling. Whether you dream of being a brave knight, a clever wizard, or a stealthy rogue, there’s a place for everyone at the table. Join us on the Lower Level on Saturday, July 18th Explore magical worlds and solve mysteries. […]

Our Page-Turners Book Club meets on the 3rd Monday every month. As always, we have two different meeting times, 2 pm and 6 pm, and you can come to whichever fits into your schedule. Interested in attending a meeting, but worried about discussing a book in a crowd? Don't be intimidated; we're not a formal […]

Chapter Chasers is back!  Students in 4th through 6th grades are once again invited to join us on Tuesday evenings starting January 13th from 4:30 to 5 pm when we’ll begin reading The Bad Beginning by Lemony Snicket a chapter or two at a time and discuss the story as it progresses.  Students are welcome […]

Fiction not your cup of tea but love a good non-fiction book? We've got just the book club for you, Curious Minds, where we'll be reading all non-fiction all the time. We will meet the last Wednesday of every month at 6 pm

Add a splash of color to your day at this fun, hands-on crafting event!  Join us on January 15th from 3 to 5 pm for a Tissue Paper Tie-Die Tote Bag Craft. Participants will learn how to create vibrant, watercolor-style designs using tissue paper “tie-dye” techniques. Each attendee will decorate and take home their own […]

We’re excited to announce our 2026 Community Reading Goal, powered by Beanstack. All year long, we’ll be launching fun reading challenges for all ages—kids, teens, and adults—to help our community read more, discover new favorites, and stay connected with the library beyond the summer months. ✔ Track your reading with Beanstack✔ Join seasonal and themed challenges throughout […]

Our Adult Book Club meets today, December 15th. This month is a Christmas Book Potluck. Each attendee will have their own Christmas-themed book to discuss at both our 2 pm and 6 pm meetings. Interested in attending a meeting, but worried about discussing a book in a crowd? Don't be intimidated; we're not a formal […]

Get ready to scream "SANTA!" along with everyone's favorite elf. Join us December 19th at 4 pm for a special December movie night featuring the beloved Christmas classic Elf. Follow Buddy the elf as he searches for his biological father and tries to get him off Santa’s Naughty list.  We’ve got the snacks covered; all […]

Depending on who you ask, some believe Zoroastrianism is dying out, while others argue it has influenced the world significantly.  Join religion scholar Brian Carwana, December 11th at 1 pm, as he explores this ancient Persian religion that, though numerically small today, birthed ideas that have profoundly impacted the Abrahamic traditions. We will learn about […]

Due to the holiday, we only have one drop in craft this month. Elementary-age children are invited to stop in December 10th, 11th, or 12th between 2 pm and 6 pm or December 13th from 9 am to 1 pm to do a Clay Snowman Craft. If you can't make it to the craft, stop […]

Join us for our Recipe Round-Up's Annual Cookie Exchange! If you've never attended Recipe Round-Up before, don't panic; it's simple to join.  All you need is to find a recipe matching our theme of the month.  Cook it, and bring it, along with copies of your recipe, in to share when we meet. Our next […]

If you haven't already, stop by our Information Services desk today to pick up a book for this month's Adult Book Club. This month we will be having a Christmas Book Potluck. Each attendee will have their own Christmas-themed book to share their thoughts on.  Then join us on December 15th to discuss. We hope […]

They say a picture is worth a thousand words.  Pictures provide a snapshot of times gone by and take you on a trip into to the past, through nostalgic times, through historic events. Pictures illustrate history. Join us on December 9th at 6 pm when Mike DeWalt will be here to delve into Kewanee’s history […]

The Kewanee Public Library District will be closing today, November 29th at 10:30 am due to inclement weather. We will reopen Monday, December 1st. Thank you for your understanding. Stay warm and stay safe!

Christmas is coming fast; don’t miss your chance to see Santa before he gets too busy.  Join us Saturday, December 13th from 10 am to 1 pm when Santa stops by for a visit.  While he’s here, children will have a chance to get a picture with him and share all of their Christmas wishes!

Our Adult Book Club meets today, November 17th. We'll be discussing This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger at both of our meetings, at 2 pm and at 6 pm. Interested in attending one of our meetings, but worried about discussing a book in a crowd? Don't be intimidated; we're not a formal group of literary […]

We have two drop-in crafts planned this month.  Preschool aged patrons, stop in November 19th, 20th, and 21st between 2 pm and 6 pm or November 22nd from 9 am to 1 pm for a Dinosaur Silhouette Cotton Ball Painting craft.  For our elementary-age children, check out our Leaf Toothpick Painting craft earlier in the […]

Halloween can get a bad rap for being the pinnacle of the dark and spooky time of the year, but what about winter, the literal darkest time of the year?  Join us November 18th at 6 pm when renowned paranormal researcher and author Chad Lewis will take us on an unforgettable journey into the darkest, […]

We have two drop-in crafts planned this month.  Elementary-age children are invited to stop in November 12th, 13th and 14th between 2 pm and 6 pm or November 15th from 9 am to 1 pm to make Leaf Toothpick Paintings.  For our preschool aged patrons, check out our Dinosaur Silhouette Cotton Ball Painting craft later […]

Don't forget to stop in for this month's grab and go. Kits for this month will give you the supplies to make your own star constellation viewer. Stop in while supplies last!

Every day, families in our community wonder where their next meal will come from or struggle with the impossible choice of paying bills or buying groceries. Help us and the Kewanee Food Pantry to put food on tables for those families during this holiday season. Starting November 11th through December 22nd, drop off non-perishable food […]

Join us for Recipe Round-Up. If you've never been a part of Recipe Round-Up, don't panic; it's simple to join.  All you need is to find a recipe matching our theme of the month.  Cook it, and bring it, along with copies of your recipe, in to share when we meet. Our next meeting will […]

If you haven't already, stop by our Information Services desk today to pick up a copy of this month's Adult Book Club title, This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger. Then join us on November 17th to discuss. We hope to see you there!

Charcuterie boards aren’t just fun to eat but creating them can also be an art.  November 12th at 2 pm, get festive and flavorful in interactive program with Kristin Bogdonas from the University of Illinois Extension.  Kristin will show you how to build a beautiful and balanced charcuterie board perfect for all of your holiday […]

Oh no!  We were so busy planning for Dino-vember that our little dinosaur got out.  Could you help us find him?  We’re sure that he’s somewhere on our Youth Services floor, but we don’t want to scare him away.  If you find him, stop by the desk and fill out a slip.  Each Friday that […]

Our Adult Book Club meets today, October 20th. We'll be discussing The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times by Jane Goodall at both of our meetings, at 2 pm and at 6 pm. Interested in attending one of our meetings, but worried about discussing a book in a crowd? Don't be intimidated; we're […]

Sunday, October 26th from 2 pm to 4 pm, the Friends of the Library will be hosting a special 150th Anniversary Open House at the library.  Take a walk through time with music from the last 150 years performed by local choirs, displays of the historic bestsellers, historic photos, refreshments, and more! 

Ghosts and goblins, witches and spiders!  Join us October 23rd at 5 pm to make your favorite Halloween theme into jewelry using sculpey clay. Registration is required for this craft. Stop by any of the service desks to register.

The Henry County Health Department, First Choice Healthcare and Kewanee Public Library District have partnered for a Fall Health Check Clinic on October 22nd from 9:30 to 11:30 am.  The clinic will feature blood pressure checks, vital signs checks, and blood glucose screenings free of charge for anyone 18 years of age and older. The […]

Trick or treat at the library!  Stop by the library during the Enchanted Pumpkin Festival, October 18th, between 9 am to 1 pm for our Halloween Open House.  Children are invited to show off their costumes and trick or treat through the library.  There will also be a special craft available on the 2nd floor.

Interested in collecting new and delicious recipes that you've actually tasted? Recipe Round-Up is for you! We meet on the second Tuesday of each month to taste and exchange recipes that fit the theme of the month. If you've never been a part of Recipe Round-Up, don't panic; it's simple to join.  Cook a recipe […]

Join the Friends of the Library for their annual meeting on October 13th at 7 pm.  Mike DeWalt and Steve Morrison will be here to present “Celebrating 150 Years of Our Kewanee Library: The People and the Places.”  They’ll take us through the 150 years that the Kewanee Public Library District has served the Kewanee […]

We have two drop-in crafts planned this month.  Our preschool aged patrons, stop in October 22nd, 23rd, and 24th between 2 pm and 6 pm or October 25th from 9 am to 1 pm for a Walking Spider craft.  For elementary-age children check out our craft earlier in the month and make Glow in the […]

Our Storybook Pumpkins are back!  October 13th through 17th, families are invited to decorate a pumpkin as their favorite book character for us to display throughout the holiday. Families who bring in a pumpkin will be entered in a drawing to win a Halloween Family Basket!  Please note: as the pumpkins will be on display […]

Did you know the roots of Halloween go back as far as over 2,000 years ago? Marking the end of summer and the harvest season and the start of winter, the Celtic celebration of Samhain has survived through the centuries. Join award-winning singer/songwriter Barry Cloyd on October 9th at 6 pm as he takes us […]

We have two drop-in crafts planned this month.  Elementary-age children are invited to stop in October 8th, 9th and 10th between 2 pm and 6 pm or October 11th from 9 am to 1 pm to make Glow in the Dark Eyes.  For our preschool aged patrons, check out our Walking Spider craft later in […]

Does your puzzle collection need a little pizzazz? Or have you finished all of your puzzles and don't know have space for new? We've got you covered! Participate in our Puzzle Swap on October 7th from 3 pm to 6 pm. Simply stop in our Community Room with your gently used puzzles and swap them […]

The post-pandemic world has seen mental health professionals become busier than ever, but the quest for help remains hard to navigate alone. Learn how to Navigate the Mental Health Maze with us September 30th at 2 pm. Beth Looney, OSF Mental Health Navigator, will be here to tell us about her role as a mental […]

Watch movies with us! We're always finetuning which times work for everyone, so if you have a specific day of the week or time that works for you, stop by the Information Services desk and let us know. While you’re here, let us know if there’s a specific movie that you’d like us to show.  […]

Our Adult Book Club meets today, September 15th. We'll be discussing The Canary Girls by Jennifer Chiaverini at both of our meetings, at 2 pm and at 6 pm. Interested in attending one of our meetings, but worried about discussing a book in a crowd? Don't be intimidated; we're not a formal group of literary critics. […]

We have two drop-in crafts planned this month.  Preschool aged patrons, stop in September 24th, 25th, and 26th between 2 pm and 6 pm or September 27th from 9 am to 1 pm for a Leaf Paint Scrape craft.  For our elementary-age children, check out our Marble Maze craft earlier in the month.

The Kewanee Public Library District has a 16-hour-per-week opening for a Clerk for Young Adult Services. The Young Adult Clerk is responsible for programming and outreach geared toward students in 6th-12th Grade. The Young Adult Clerk will be a member of our Information Services Department. Hours will include afternoons and some Saturdays. Interested applicants should […]

Calling all creative minds!  Are you interested in creating arts and crafts while hanging out with friends and meeting new people?  Then join us on September 17th from 3 pm to 5 pm for our Young Adult Craft Club.  It’s the perfect way to spend a crafternoon with friends.

Chapter Chasers is back!  Students in 4th through 6th grades are invited to join us Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 pm to 5:30 pm when we’ll begin reading The BFG by Roald Dahl a chapter or two at a time and discussing the story as it progresses.  Students are welcome to bring drinks and snacks […]

Get ready for gaming, snacks and hanging out with friends!  On September 12th from 3 pm to 5 pm anyone between the ages of 13 and 18 can stop by the Young Adult room on our lower level.  We'll be playing different games on our gaming television. And to top it off, we’ll have lots […]

Get your craft on! Join us September 18 at 5 pm to make personalized bookmarks. Bring a picture of your cute kid printed on plain paper and turn it into a unique bookmark featuring your picture on the tassel. Don’t have a printer, don’t worry. Email us the picture ahead of time and we’ll print […]

We have two drop-in crafts planned this month.  Elementary-age children are invited to stop in September 10th, 11th, and 12th between 2 pm and 6 pm or September 13th from 9 am to 1 pm to make their own Marble Maze.  For our preschool aged patrons, look for our Leaf Paint Scrape craft in the […]

We have two more programs in our investment and financial planning series this month.  On September 9th at 2 pm to learn how to Outsmart the Scammers.  Learn how to spot the red flags, what resources you can use if you fall victim to fraud and steps you can take to protect yourself. Then join […]

Interested in collecting new and delicious recipes that you've actually tasted? Recipe Round-Up is for you! We meet on the second Tuesday of each month to taste and exchange recipes that fit the theme of the month. If you've never been a part of Recipe Round-Up, don't panic; it's simple to join.  Cook a recipe […]

Local artists, get ready! We will be accepting artwork for our Annual Art Show on September 30th, and October 1st and 2nd. Thanks to the generosity of our Friends of the Library and in celebration of our 150th Anniversary, this year is going to be bigger and better than ever. If you’ve never entered before, […]

Our Adult Book Club meets today, August 18th. We'll be discussing The Mystery Guest: A Maid Novel by Nita Prose at both of our meetings, at 2 pm and at 6 pm. Interested in attending one of our meetings, but worried about discussing a book in a crowd? Don't be intimidated; we're not a formal group […]

Join us at the library for a pig-tastic adventure the whole family will love! Each clue is a fun twist on the classic This Little Piggy rhyme leading you on a journey through our library. Starting on August 18th, head to the clue station, trot through five fun-filled stops, and collect a prize.  Completing the […]

Twice as many Baby to PreK Story Times for twice the fun!  Starting in August, we’re merging our Movement and Music Story Time with our Baby to PreK Story Time, but don’t worry, we’re keeping the time slots open and having two Story Times a week.  Throughout Fall, we’ll meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays at […]

Pigs just wanna have fun and so do we!  Join us August 21st from 4 to 6 pm to Sew Your Own Hog Days Mascot. Don’t worry if you’ve never sewn before, we’ll help you every step of the way.  All supplies will be provided, so just bring you and your creativity!

Join us for the final two programs in our investment and financial planning series.  Join us today at 2 pm, when we' will'll learn the Foundations of Investing and build your IQ by learning the importance of a strategy, the impact of allocating assets and more.  Then stop back in September 9th at 2 pm […]

Interested in exploring yoga?  On August 19th at 2 pm, Deb Lindbeck will be here for a Basic Yoga Session, built for beginners.  Learn foundational yoga poses, breath awareness and simple mindfulness techniques to improve flexibility, balance, and relaxation.

Each passing year brings a new Labor Day and with that a new Hog Days, but do you know how it started? Start your Hog Days celebrations early this year with a walk through the Hog Days of the past. Join us August 13th at 6 pm when Larry Flannery and the Hog Days Committee […]

Our Adult Book Club meets today, July 21st. We'll be discussing The Magnificent Lives of Marjorie Post by Alison Pataki at both of our meetings, at 2 pm and at 6 pm. Interested in attending one of our meetings, but worried about discussing a book in a crowd? Don't be intimidated; we're not a formal group […]

Unlock the full potential of the library!  Join us on July 31st at 5 pm for a hands-on tutorial where you’ll learn how to search the library catalog like a pro, whether using the website or mobile app.  We’ll show you how to do everything in our catalog from a simple search for an item […]

Join us July 24th at 5 pm and put your love of words and creativity to good use in this fun and functional DIY craft night! Join us for a relaxing evening where you'll create your own set of custom Scrabble tile drink coasters—perfect for your coffee table, home bar, or as a unique handmade […]

The road to financial independence can be intimidating without a map.  Join us July 22nd at 2 pm when a representative from Edward Jones will be here to teach us some Rules of the Road.  We’ll be learning the most common investing mistakes, how to avoid them, investment strategies that will help you reach your […]

Calling all creative minds!  Are you interested in creating arts and crafts while hanging out with friends and meeting new people?  Join us July 16th from 2 to 3 pm for our Young Adult Craft Club.  It’s the perfect way to spend a crafternoon with friends.

Join us on Monday, July 14, 2025, at 11 a.m. in our Community Room for a free one-hour online lecture and Q&A to learn about the true significance of Bastille Day. Often called "Bastille Day" in English, July 14th marks a turning point in French history — but the French don’t actually use this name. […]

Grab a bigger boat and prepare for a frightful good time!  With Shark Week fast approaching, we couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate than to watch the movie that started it all. Stop in Thursday, July 10th at 3:30 pm or Tuesday, July 29th at 10:30 am when we’ll test your knowledge with […]

We’re wrapping up our Summer Reading craft series with one final craft for each of our age groups. We'll have a craft for our elementary-aged patrons the week of June 30th, but for our preschool aged patrons, stop in July 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th, during the library’s open hours, to make our DIY I-spy […]

Get ready for Fortnite, snacks and hanging out with friends!  On July 11th, from 1 to 2:30 pm anyone between the ages of 11 and 18 can stop in to the Young Adult room on our lower level.  We'll be playing Fortnite on our gaming television. And to top it off, we’ll have lots of […]

Get creative and make something truly unique at our Mosaic Workshop!  In this hands-on session, you'll make a mosaic flower pot and learn the basics of mosaic art—choosing colors, shaping pieces, and designing your own dazzling creation. Whether you're into abstract patterns, symbols, or nature-inspired designs, you’ll take home a one-of-a-kind work of art. All […]

We’re wrapping up our Summer Reading craft series with one final craft for each of our age groups. Elementary-age children are invited to stop in July 2nd and 3rd from 2 to 6 pm and Saturday, July 5th from 10 am – 12 pm to make a Minecraft Perler Bead craft.  Our PreK crowd will […]

Did you know that, according to the National Park Service, pollinators are responsible for one out of every three bites of food you take each day?  Native pollinators are vital to the health of our ecosystem and the health of many of our crops, but their habitats are shrinking.  Join us on Tuesday, July 15th […]

We can’t be the only ones who love board games, but can never find anyone to play with.  Join us June 27th from 3 to 6 pm to meet fellow board game enthusiasts.  We’ll unplug and unwind with some classic board games and a couple of the modern ones too.  Ages are restricted to 18+ […]

We’ve all heard the stories of friends and family members falling victim to identity theft, phishing, or scams, and we’ve all seen the havoc that can reap.  That’s why it is important to keep up to date on ways to protect yourself and your information.  Join us on June 25th at 2 pm when Detective […]

Our Adult Book Club meets today, June 16th, We'll be discussing The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store by James McBride at both of our meetings, at 2 pm and at 6 pm. Interested in attending one of our meetings, but worried about discussing a book in a crowd? Don't be intimidated; we're not a formal group […]

Trailblazing architect and first licensed Black architect in Illinois, Kewanee native, Walter Thomas Bailey left a mark on American architecture and African American history.  Local author Dean Karau will be here to share insights on Bailey’s life and legacy.  He will discuss Bailey’s groundbreaking work, the challenges he faced, and his enduring impact on the […]

Kindness is often portrayed as weakness, rather than a strength when we all know otherwise.  Join our Youth Services staff for Miss Make-Believe’s Kindness Show where she’ll illustrate how important kindness, empathy, and community are through an engaging and interactive experience including magic, music, storytelling, and puppetry.  We hope to see you there June 20th […]

Get ready for gaming, snacks and hanging out with friends!  On June 20th, from 1 to 2:30 pm anyone between the ages of 13 and 18 can stop in to the Young Adult room on our lower level.  We'll be playing different games on our gaming television. And to top it off, we’ll have lots […]

Interested in planting a garden or want to have some potted plants around the house?  Join us Tuesday, June 17th at 1:30 pm outside or in the Young Adult room on the lower level for our YA Seed and Plant Workshop. 

Join us June 17th at 4 pm and level up your dice box! Whether you’re a tabletop gamer, a Dungeons and Dragons fan, or just love to create, you’re invited to customize a wooden dice box with paint, markers or stickers.  You’ll also learn some simple techniques to make the box of your dreams.  We’ve […]

Elementary-aged children are invited to join us Wednesdays throughout Summer Reading for Board Game Afternoons. We’ll have classic board and card games for you to play from 1 to 3 pm.

Baby and Preschool Storytime continues this month.  Infants through preschool age children and their adults are invited to attend Storytime Tuesdays at 11:15 am.  If you can’t make it in person, catch our story time live on Facebook at 1 pm the same day.  If you’re interested in the Music and Movement Storytime, stop in […]

Throughout the Summer Reading Program, our Youth Services Department will have different crafts for our two age groups every other week.  For our preschool aged patrons, stop in June 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th, during the library’s open hours, to make our Straw Rocket craft.  They can also stop in June 25th, 26th, 27th, and […]

Are you interested in creating arts and crafts while hanging out with friends and meeting new people?  Then join us June 11th from 2 to 3 pm for our Young Adult Craft Club.  Each month, we’ll meet to craft a new project.

Stop by our Youth Services Department throughout Summer Reading to make sure you get a grab 'n go. Every other week, we'll have a different craft for you to take home with you. In June, pick up a Pac Man Paper Game through the 7th.  But don’t forget to stop back in to pick up […]

Stories that provide life lessons explain elements of nature around us and reinforce values have been passed down through generations of Native Americans through the practice of storytelling.  Join us on June 10th at 6 pm when Gerald Savage, who is also Chief White Winnebago of the HoChunk Nation, will be here to share stories […]

Throughout the Summer Reading Program, our Youth Services Department will have different crafts for our two age groups every other week.  Elementary-age children are invited to stop in June 5th and 6th from 2 to 6 pm and Saturday, June 7th from 10 am to 12 pm to make a DIY Hungry Hippos game.  They […]

Love putting together puzzles?  Think you could do it in less than two hours?  Grab a team and sign up for our Puzzle Race and join us on June 13th from 4 pm to 6 pm.  Teams of four to six people, at least one of whom must be 18 years or older and will […]