Week Calendar

“Hands on Hawaii” Cultural Entertainment Demonstration & Hands on Show ‘n’ Tell.  Malia Chow hosts this interactive program and uses authentic cultural artifacts such as lava rocks, sea turtle shells, and traditional Hawaiian dance implem

This summer, starting at the Library, we will work our way around Washington Park, chalking sidewalk squares as we go. Can we complete the entire loop by August? Will the rain foil our plans and require us to start all over again?

Join us as we celebrate the Summer Olympics in wacky-style. There will be mascot races, lemon bowling, pool noodle javelin toss, and make your own edible Olympic torch. Open to ages 9-12.

Open up the Pokemon Go app on your mobile device and join us for a walk around Washington Avenue Park, which is adjacent to the Library. We will begin our walk outside the main doors of the Library, under the portico.

Visit the library and read a poem, picture book, or book chapter to a Therapy Dog. Meet in the Children's Area.  For families of all ages. Drop in; no registration necessary.

Visit the library and read a poem, picture book, or book chapter to a Therapy Dog. Meet in the Children's Area.  For families of all ages. Drop in; no registration necessary.

Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha County's education department is our guest reader for an evening storytime. They will bring an animal for children to interact with and share information about the educational programs they offer.