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June 2021
Fish Tails, Family Fun
Join local artist Sally Koehler to work on an outdoor community project featuring the “catch of the day.” We will be using chalk pastels to design our own fish on banners that will hang in the library. This program is recommended for students in Kindergarten and up or younger kids with adult supervision. Registration is required. Stop by the library’s main service desk or call (920) 563-7790 to register for this program.
Find out more »Fish Tails, Family Fun
Join local artist Sally Koehler to work on an outdoor community project featuring the “catch of the day.” We will be using chalk pastels to design our own fish on banners that will hang in the library. This program is recommended for students in Kindergarten and up or younger kids with adult supervision. Registration is required. Stop by the library’s main service desk or call (920) 563-7790 to register for this program.
Find out more »Fish Tails, Family Fun
Join local artist Sally Koehler to work on an outdoor community project featuring the “catch of the day.” We will be using chalk pastels to design our own fish on banners that will hang in the library. This program is recommended for students in Kindergarten and up or younger kids with adult supervision. Registration is required. Stop by the library’s main service desk or call (920) 563-7790 to register for this program.
Find out more »Storytime in the Park
Join us at the Jones Park shelter at S. 6th Street for stories and songs. Check the library’s Facebook page or call the library for weather-related cancellations. Registration is not required for Storytime in the Park.
Find out more »Miss Jamie’s Farm Virtual Performance
Join Miss Jamie as she takes young kids and their families on a field trip to her farm via Zoom! Help her care for her animals and plant her crops in this musical adventure for young kids and families. If you wish, you can have the following items on hand to make the show even more fun: a scarf or bandana, a hairbrush, an apple, a toy shovel, and any stuffed animals or toys that you might see down on the…
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