Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Need help learning English?  Have questions about English conversation or grammar? Want to practice English listening skills? Feel free to stop by and work with an ESL/ELL tutor one-on-one.  All level learners are welcome to attend!

Are you interested in journaling, but haven't had the time or materials to get started?

Practice reading and speaking English with fellow English Language Learners. The only cost is an hour of your time (it's free to participate)! Every monthly session we read comic strips, prose and poems, and we read lyrics and then listen to songs. We answer any pronunciation, spelling, or grammar questions that appear, and we discuss possible meanings behind the readings and how they make us feel. There's learning and discussion and friends to be made in a friendly and nurturing setting. If English is your Second Language, then come read and learn with us!  Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUtf-2urTooGN06y0B_Scb9eivbYlN7MW0-

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Beginners and Experts welcome! The group meets twice monthly, from 5:30-6:30 on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Start a new project or bring one in progress and come work on it in community. We welcome knitting, crochet, tatting, sewing, mending or other fiber-related projects. Fiber Artist Ruth Shank will be on hand every second Monday to help with getting you started on something new, provide technical advice on a project-in-progress or simply visit. Some supplies on hand for new knitters (basic knowledge is assumed), but feel free to bring your own if you have them.

Please join us for a discussion of A Gentleman in Moscow   by Amor Towles.  A  transporting novel about a man who is ordered to spend the rest of his life inside a luxury hotel.  Brimming with humor, a glittering cast of characters, and one beautifully rendered scene after another, this singular novel casts a spell as it relates the count's endeavor to gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be a man of purpose"-- Provided by publisher.  Note: This program will be offered at the Zablocki Library and offered virtually through Zoom.   For virtual attendance, please register at:   https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclceqprjgjHdKHbVz2SROujvcfNc4rIyCN  After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the discussion.

Enjoy a storytime filled with stories, rhymes, songs, and more. The program is intended for Ages 3-6 and their caregivers. Pajamas are encouraged but not required!

Let's eat! Snack Hack explores the world of food through cooking demonstrations that focus on nutritional elements, food groups, cooking principles, and the history of food. Learn how food is grown, the cultural connections to what we eat, how food works in our bodies, and how to prepare meals at home, as well as the differences between vitamins and minerals, braising and saut©ing, and fiber and protein. Snack Hack also reveals the culinary world through library resources. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy eating snacks created each week. All supplies will be provided.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

The MKE Mobile Crisis team will have a resource table to distribute harm reduction materials, including Narcan, fentanyl testing strips, and medication lock bags.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Career Navigators in the Worker Connection Program will host a table to promote their services and resources. Career Navigators will also assist patrons with creating their resumes and job searches. They will provide hands-on services by guiding patrons through the navigation system of employment.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

"You are what you eat!" This food literacy program is designed for children, youth, and families to explore the world of food. Each weekly session will include a hands-on cooking lesson that focuses on a specific nutritional element, food group, cooking principle, or history of food. Sessions include a snack for attendees. All supplies will be provided.

Register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0sceqtrT0sH9RCC0U0Iss09K69z0Lw1rE6 English Conversation Hour is a free weekly conversation session for adult English language learners. Strategies for "small talk" and getting-to-know-you activities, as well as games and structured practice to activate vocabulary and language skills, are offered in a relaxed and supportive environment. Everyone is welcome!

Bring the whole family for game night at Good Hope! Learn a new game, enjoy a classic, or play on the Switch during this all-ages evening program.

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-style-parent:""; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman",serif;} Join us for a night of board game fun for all ages! Whether you're new to board games or a seasoned player, stop by to play an old classic or find a new favorite.

This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

True or False?: "I saw it on the Internet, so it must be true!" Answer: False! Join MPL librarians for a small-group discussion of "Verified: How to Think Straight, Get Duped Less, and Make Better Decisions About What to Believe Online," by Mike Caulfield & Sam Wineburg. Learn how to identify red flags, get quick context and understand the strengths and drawbacks of information sources like Google and Wikipedia. Register to attend one of the seven sessions and receive a free copy of the book (while supplies last). A virtual presentation by Dr. Wineburg will be scheduled after the final session. Click: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fFHFM2CNQpKXuC_XBHY24w to join the discussion on Tuesday September 10th.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

If you're looking for affordable coverage or need help understanding your policy, Insurance Basics is here for you!

Take a weekly walk through beautiful Washington Park with a librarian and others.  You'll be getting exercise without realizing it as you enjoy the company of others and the wonders of nature as you stroll through this Olmsted-designed park. We'll meet at the Washington Park Branch lobby to begin the walk.

Join us for a weekly walk around beautiful Washington Park.  Get exercise without even realizing it as you enjoy the company of others and the wonders of nature in this Olmsted-designed park.

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. 

Everyone can work and there is a job for everyone. Learn how to activate your skills and find career paths that match your interests and needs. We will help you navigate the resources and services available in your community to connect you with good jobs. Get help with:  Resume Writing, Job Searching, Online Applications, Interviewing, Onboarding for new jobs, Basic Computer Skills. Contact DWD Worker Connection Program: wcp@dwd.wisconsin.gov or 414-250-663

Join us at Central library for a weekly walk. We will meet under the dome of the Central Library and take a two-mile loop through this historic neighborhood. It's a wonderful opportunity to exercise outdoors and socialize. The club meets rain or shine, and we will use ADA accessible routes. People of all ages and abilities are welcome. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing.

Relax and puzzle your way through Wednesday morning in the beautiful East Branch Community Room. Crosswords, jigsaw puzzles, adult coloring supplies, and a beverage will be provided.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

Inspiration starts here! Discovery Lunches are one-hour programs that let you explore and connect with fellow learners on your journey to discovery at the Milwaukee Public Library. A light lunch is provided.  Wisconsin Circus Legends and Lore with Chad Lewis:  Wisconsin is the home of the circus. With a fascinating history of numerous circuses getting their start in our state, this program focuses on the legends and folklore that go along with the Greatest Show on Earth. From phantom elephants to circus superstitions. this program will make all your days circus days!

·        Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Yoga for Beginners is an introductory class that utilizes a slow and gentle approach suitable for newcomers and those experienced in Yoga alike.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Drop by the Zone at Bay View! Play a Nintendo Switch Game, play a board game, or just hang out. The choice is yours.

Interested in crafts but not sure where to start?  Join us for a monthly maker session to try a new creative outlet each month.  This month, unleash your creativity to make your own buttons for your school bag!

Let's make a whole lotta dots! Explore the book You Should Meet Yayoi Kusama and create your own polka dot masterpieces with bingo daubers and googly eyes inspired by the celebrated Japanese artist.

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

Enjoy a chance to visit and be crafty with other adults.  Each month examples and supplies will be provided based on a theme, but feel free to bring your own project and just be with other crafty folks.  July ??Modeling Clay;  August ?? Fiber Crafts; September??Paper Crafts

Apple Exploration! This could be a little messy, so be sure to dress for the occasion. We will be exploring the apple from seed to fully grown.  We'll read about apples together, and a full sensory experience will allow you to experience all parts of the apple. We'll finish the hour with an apple craft to take home! The sensory activity and craft can accommodate all ages.

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Instructor DeWitt Clinton will guide a 60-minute gentle yoga session. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged; please call 414.286-3011 or register online at www.mpl.org Funded by a gift from the estate of Naomi B. Strehlow.

This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

A Goodwill Consultant will be available to provide job search assistance, resume-building help, and interview preparation.  Help is available by appointment or walk-in (as available).  To schedule an appointment, call 414-847-4961 or email jobsearchhelp@goodwillsew.com

The Milwaukee Justice Center can help with legal advice for issues including landlord/tenant, eviction and eviction records, small claims, debt/collections, probate, guardianship, divorce, child custody/placement, child support, and pardons/expungement. (Advice not provided for open/pending criminal cases, only post-conviction issues.)

Watch and discuss your favorite anime series at Washington Park Library.  We'll stream shows, enjoy Japanese treats, and make cute crafts!  All supplies provided.

Apple Exploration! This could be a little messy, so be sure to dress for the occasion. We will be exploring the apple from seed to fully grown.  We'll read about apples together, and a full sensory experience will allow you to experience all parts of the apple. We'll finish the hour with an apple craft to take home! The sensory activity and craft can accommodate all ages.

Rent for Success is a free 1.5 hour tenant training program designed to educate and empower renters to make safe, healthy choices in their housing, and to provide helpful resources to tenants so that they can effectively resolve tenant/landlord disputes to remain safely in their homes or find a new rental opportunity. Presented by the Department of Neighborhood Services. Learn how to: Understand Rental Agreements, Advocate for yourself legally, Repair your credit, Get a free Credit Report, Respond to housing violations effectively, Find healthy food, End a bad tenancy, Select the right place to rent. You will receive: Certificate of completion, 50-page resource manual. Please register using this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIvcuCvrjkjGNGMgRapL_HtNZH5ThGo6gpY After registering, you will receive an email with a link and phone number to join the program. You may also register via phone by calling 414-286-8122, or by emailing Herlyn Roberson at hrober@milwaukee.gov.

Hosted by gardening expert Melinda Myers. Register here for this FREE virtual workshop: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_QtC0u3YKQQGu1Zr1eG2sBQ Fall is a great time to add new gardens and plants to your landscape. The soil is warm and the air a bit cooler, providing the perfect conditions for your plants. Once in the ground, give these and your established plants, flowerbeds, mixed borders, rain gardens, and lawns the proper care so they are ready for the winter ahead. Melinda will cover dividing perennials, fall watering and fertilization, as well as tips for protecting plants from challenging winter weather and wildlife damage. This also includes tips for attracting and supporting songbirds and providing homes for overwintering pollinators and other beneficial insects.

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged.

Fall will soon be here, so get ready to Fall for Reading at the Fall 2024 Friends of MPL Book Sale.  Choose from thousands of books: fiction and nonfiction for adults, and books for kids, tweens and teens. The two-day sale will be held on Friday September 13 from 1pm-4pm and Saturday September 14 from 9am-4pm in the Rotary Community Room on the first floor at Central Library. Adult hardbacks will be $1, adult softcovers/paperbacks 2/$1, Kids and Young Adult books 4/$1 and pre-packed ready-to-go "Little Free Library boxes" for filling your own or neighbors' Little Free Libraries will be $5. And don't forget to stop by The Bookseller across the hall from the Rotary Community Room for more books, media and magazines at bargain prices.

The Milwaukee Justice Center can help with legal advice for issues including landlord/tenant, eviction and eviction records, small claims, debt/collections, probate, guardianship, divorce, child custody/placement, child support, and pardons/expungement. (Advice not provided for open/pending criminal cases, only post-conviction issues.)

Come for some fun and crafts and learn something new every other Friday at the library!

Fall will soon be here, so get ready to Fall for Reading at the Fall 2024 Friends of MPL Book Sale.  Choose from thousands of books: fiction and nonfiction for adults, and books for kids, tweens and teens.The two-day sale will be held on Friday September 13 from 1pm-4pm and Saturday September 14 from 9am-4pm in the Rotary Community Room on the first floor at Central Library.Adult hardbacks will be $1, adult softcovers/paperbacks 2/$1, Kids and Young Adult books 4/$1 and pre-packed ready-to-go "Little Free Library boxes" for filling your own or neighbors' Little Free Libraries will be $5.And don't forget to stop by The Bookseller across the hall from the Rotary Community Room for more books, media and magazines at bargain prices.

Bring your family for an in-person dance class on Bomba Puertorriquena with Bembe Drum & Dance!

Let's Fort! Join us for a story time about using our imaginations and a chance to build your very own fort!

Visit Milwaukee Public Library's beautiful Central Library, a popular destination for more than a century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Central Library has many significant architectural features including a spectacular rotunda with an Italian mosaic floor and coffered dome. The Library also features the Betty Brinn Children's Room with the largest collection of children's books in the state; the Richard E. and Lucile Krug Rare Books Room, featuring 14,000+ rarities; Special Collections and changing exhibits; over three million books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, and eBooks; and programs, meeting rooms, and much more.

Spend a Saturday exploring and creating with open building time. We'll have STEM and building toys. You'll bring the creativity!

Enjoy an hour of sensory play with various materials such as rice, bubble wrap, and more.

This monthly Beginner ESL Hour is for adult English language learners. We will discuss a variety of topics with hands-on lessons and conversation. Topics can include local customs, traditions, seasonal activities, holidays, etc. Lessons will include games and structured practice to activate vocabulary and language skills offered in a relaxed and supportive environment.

·         Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Join Milwaukee Muslim Women's Coalition, Boswell Book Company, and Milwaukee Public Library as we welcome author Hena Khan for a special author program to celebrate her latest graphic novel.

Schooners of Door County. Vacationers were not the only visitors to Door County. Schooners frequented the smaller ports carrying lumber, food, supplies, and ice. Enjoy early sailing history accompanied by great photos.

My team recruits Foster Parents for our services by sharing information about our foster care program and the licensing process. We host multiple monthly information sessions that people can attend to learn more, and we also help individuals interested in applying with the application process.

Need help learning English?  Have questions about English conversation or grammar? Want to practice English listening skills? Feel free to stop by and work with an ESL/ELL tutor one-on-one.  All level learners are welcome to attend!

Calling all architects! Enjoy open building time with magnetic tiles, LEGO Bricks, Tinker Toys and construction straws. Challenge yourself or your friends to build something new after school.

Call forth your creative side as you join us in crafting fun projects. Supplies and instructions will be available. These will be primarily DIY, do-it-yourself.  Suitable for adults and teens.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Milwaukee Public Library is teaming up with Everyone On to provide digital skills training. 

Explore some of the Milwaukee Public Library's unique archives and special collections.  A selection of materials will be available for browsing at your own pace between 5-7 pm in our Art Music and Recreation Room on the 2nd floor of Central Library. These materials are not normally browsable and may include documents, drawings, plans, photographs and ephemera. Topics will vary monthly. No registration necessary.  Please drop in and visit!

Rent for Success is a free 2.5 hour tenant training program designed to educate and empower renters to make safe, healthy choices in their housing, and to provide helpful resources to tenants so that they can effectively resolve tenant/landlord disputes to remain safely in their homes or find a new rental opportunity. Presented by the Department of Neighborhood Services. Learn how to: Understand Rental Agreements, Advocate for yourself legally, Repair your credit, Get a free Credit Report, Respond to housing violations effectively, Find healthy food, End a bad tenancy, Select the right place to rent. You will receive: Certificate of completion, 50-page resource manual. Registration required. Register using the View and Sign Up link below. You may also register via phone by calling 414-286-8122, or by emailing Herlyn Roberson at hrober@milwaukee.gov.

Join us for songs, rhymes, and favorite read-aloud books in this bedtime themed story time for the whole family. Come dressed in your comfiest pajamas or bring a stuffed animal friend!

The Wisconsin Bureau of Comsumer Protection will present information on safe online shopping. Learn how to avoid scams and keep your personal information safe when buying online. We will cover the following topics: Online Shipping Scams, Wi-Fi, internet access, payment methods and shipping considerations.

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Your health matters. Come talk to us! Aurora Mobile Health is providing free health services at Milwaukee Public Library Center Street Branch for community members. We are here to serve you and your healthcare needs. Services available include Consultation with a nurse practitioner (immediate care needs, medication review, one-on-one education, and goal setting) Consultation with a nurse practitioner for children, the guardian must be present (immediate needs, health questions, review milestones and safety) Health Screenings (blood pressure, blood sugar, depression, anxiety) Care Navigation and Referrals (connection to a medical home, behavioral health referrals, community resource referrals). Services are provided at no cost.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Let's eat! Snack Hack explores the world of food through cooking demonstrations that focus on nutritional elements, food groups, cooking principles, and the history of food. Learn how food is grown, the cultural connections to what we eat, how food works in our bodies, and how to prepare meals at home, as well as the differences between vitamins and minerals, braising and saut©ing, and fiber and protein. Snack Hack also reveals the culinary world through library resources. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy eating snacks created each week. All supplies will be provided.

The MKE Mobile Crisis team will have a resource table to distribute harm reduction materials, including Narcan, fentanyl testing strips, and medication lock bags.

Discovery Lunches are one-hour programs that let you explore and connect with fellow learners on your journey to discovery at the Milwaukee Public Library. A light lunch is provided.

Career Navigators in the Worker Connection Program will host a table to promote their services and resources. Career Navigators will also assist patrons with creating their resumes and job searches. They will provide hands-on services by guiding patrons through the navigation system of employment.

Central Library-Mozart's Grove and Main Street. Celebrate democracy with Milwaukee Public Library! Test your knowledge of voting and the electoral process, vote in a mock election, and take a turn at our prize wheel for some fun swag. Volunteers from the following organizations will be on hand to answer your questions about voting, eligibility, and access to the polls:   City of Milwaukee Election Commission; League of Women Voters; Voces de la Frontera; Marquette University's Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach; Souls to the Polls; UWM's Center for 21st Century Studies.  Exercise your rights and help inform your community this National Voter Registration Day.

Celebrate democracy with Milwaukee Public Library! Test your knowledge of voting and the electoral process, vote in a mock election, and take a turn at our prize wheel for some fun swag. Volunteers from the following organizations will be on hand to answer your questions about voting, eligibility, and access to the polls:  City of Milwaukee Election Commission; League of Women Voters; Voces de la Frontera; Marquette University's Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach; Souls to the Polls; UWM's Center for 21st Century Studies.  Exercise your rights and help inform your community this National Voter Registration Day.

Celebrate democracy with Milwaukee Public Library! Test your knowledge of voting and the electoral process, vote in a mock election, and take a turn at our prize wheel for some fun swag. Volunteers from the following organizations will be on hand to answer your questions about voting, eligibility, and access to the polls:  City of Milwaukee Election Commission; League of Women Voters; Voces de la Frontera; Marquette University's Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach; Souls to the Polls; UWM's Center for 21st Century Studies. Exercise your rights and help inform your community this National Voter Registration Day.

Celebrate democracy with Milwaukee Public Library!

"You are what you eat!" This food literacy program is designed for children, youth, and families to explore the world of food. Each weekly session will include a hands-on cooking lesson that focuses on a specific nutritional element, food group, cooking principle, or history of food. Sessions include a snack for attendees. All supplies will be provided.

Register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0sceqtrT0sH9RCC0U0Iss09K69z0Lw1rE6 English Conversation Hour is a free weekly conversation session for adult English language learners. Strategies for "small talk" and getting-to-know-you activities, as well as games and structured practice to activate vocabulary and language skills, are offered in a relaxed and supportive environment. Everyone is welcome!

Learn a new recipe and cooking skill each month during Tasty Tuesday!

Tech Time offers children an engaging environment to explore and discover fundamental concepts of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math).  Through hands-on activities, kids delve into the flow of electricity by constructing enjoyable projects using Snap Circuits.  They also gain insights into electronics through littleBits, a modular system where electronic modules snap together magnetically. September 17 - Learn about coding with Bee Bots and work with LEGO Robotic kits. October 15 - Work with Snap Circuits and littleBits November 19 - Robotics with LEGO WeDo kits December 3 - Play music with Boomwhackers December 10 - Be an Architect - 4:00 - 5:30 pm Ages 8 - 12 years old

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-style-parent:""; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman",serif;} Join us for a night of board game fun for all ages! Whether you're new to board games or a seasoned player, stop by to play an old classic or find a new favorite.

This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

September is Library Card Sign-Up Month and we are celebrating! Listen to books all about our love for the library and create your own spiral-bound picture book to temporarily add to our collection.

A Financial Mentor from UW Credit Union will help you get the tools to make the right vehicle purchase.  In addition to financing tips, topics include: Buying new or used; Pros and cons of buying and leasing; Ways to build your credit history; Whether or not to purchase an extended warranty.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Young children and their caregivers are invited to a 30-minute story time filled with stories, songs and fingerplays all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

Take a weekly walk through beautiful Washington Park with a librarian and others.  You'll be getting exercise without realizing it as you enjoy the company of others and the wonders of nature as you stroll through this Olmsted-designed park. We'll meet at the Washington Park Branch lobby to begin the walk.

Join us for a weekly walk around beautiful Washington Park.  Get exercise without even realizing it as you enjoy the company of others and the wonders of nature in this Olmsted-designed park.

Join us at Central library for a weekly walk. We will meet under the dome of the Central Library and take a two-mile loop through this historic neighborhood. It's a wonderful opportunity to exercise outdoors and socialize. The club meets rain or shine, and we will use ADA accessible routes. People of all ages and abilities are welcome. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing.

Everyone can work and there is a job for everyone. Learn how to activate your skills and find career paths that match your interests and needs. We will help you navigate the resources and services available in your community to connect you with good jobs. Get help with:  Resume Writing, Job Searching, Online Applications, Interviewing, Onboarding for new jobs, Basic Computer Skills. Contact DWD Worker Connection Program: wcp@dwd.wisconsin.gov or 414-250-663

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged.

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

Young children and their caregivers are invited to a 30-minute story time filled with stories, songs and fingerplays all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read. No story time October 23, 30 & November 6.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Your health matters. Come talk to us! Aurora Mobile Health is providing free health services at Milwaukee Public Library Center Street Branch for community members. We are here to serve you and your healthcare needs. Services available include Consultation with a nurse practitioner (immediate care needs, medication review, one-on-one education, and goal setting) Consultation with a nurse practitioner for children, the guardian must be present (immediate needs, health questions, review milestones and safety) Health Screenings (blood pressure, blood sugar, depression, anxiety) Care Navigation and Referrals (connection to a medical home, behavioral health referrals, community resource referrals). Services are provided at no cost.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

·        Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Drop by the Zone at Bay View! Play a Nintendo Switch Game, play a board game, or just hang out. The choice is yours.

Young children and their caregivers are invited to story time filled with fun stories, songs, and finger plays, all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

Learn about one of the oldest forms of photography, cyanotypes or sun prints! Created by just using sunlight, paper, and water, come make your own cyanotype photo!

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

September's selection is Come Home, Indio by Jim Terry.

Share simple stories, playful songs and gentle movement in this lapsit story time for babies aged 0-18 months, with a caregiver. No Story Time Nov 28

Young children and their caregivers are invited to story time filled with fun stories, songs, and finger plays, all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

Celebrate Grandparent's Day with a special story time event. Young children and their grandparents??older siblings and other caregivers welcome--are invited to a story time filled with stories, songs, and fingerplays followed by a make your own picture frame craft to take home!

a 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Share simple stories, playful songs and gentle movement in this lapsit story time for babies aged 0-18 months, with a caregiver.

A Goodwill Consultant will be available to provide job search assistance, resume-building help, and interview preparation.  Help is available by appointment or walk-in (as available).  To schedule an appointment, call 414-847-4961 or email jobsearchhelp@goodwillsew.com

The Milwaukee Justice Center can help with legal advice for issues including landlord/tenant, eviction and eviction records, small claims, debt/collections, probate, guardianship, divorce, child custody/placement, child support, and pardons/expungement. (Advice not provided for open/pending criminal cases, only post-conviction issues.)

Career Navigators in the Worker Connection Program will host a table to promote their services and resources. Career Navigators will also assist patrons with creating their resumes and job searches. They will provide hands-on services by guiding patrons through the navigation system of employment.

Does your English practice sometimes feel like a broken record? Tired of the same old song and dance? Join other English language learners for a music-listening hour and fine-tune your English skills! Together we will read lyrics, listen to popular songs, and discuss questions about content and vocabulary. Sign up if this sounds like music to your ears -- all are welcome to attend and practice in this relaxed, supportive, fun environment.  Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAlf-irrzovG9CE9hCFJVayl-n-pkprEiPZ

Do you have a small business idea? The Milwaukee Public Library invites you to a FREE 1-hour virtual program to find out about the resources available to entrepreneurs at the library. 

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged.

Babies, toddlers, and preschoolers are invited to drop-in and play with sensory toys and activities. Recommended for children 6 months to 5 years old with a caregiver.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

What makes an insect an insect? How is it different from a spider, a dog, a flamingo, or you or me? Learn about these creatures in How to Build an Insect by Roberta Gibson and Anne Lambelet, then create your own!

Have you wanted to learn more about your family history, but don't know where to begin? Have you started researching your family, but need ideas of new places to look for information? Join us for Ask A Genealogist with MCGS and MPL! Work one-on-one with an experienced genealogist from the Milwaukee County Genealogical Society. MCGS members will be available to answer your research questions and demonstrate search strategies to help find pieces of your family history puzzle. Presented in partnership with the Milwaukee County Genealogical Society.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

It's a new school year! This is a busy time, so it's important to give ourselves a little encouragement. Come read a story about starting school and write your own pep talk phrases to keep handy for when your future-self needs a confidence boost!

Visit Milwaukee Public Library's beautiful Central Library, a popular destination for more than a century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Central Library has many significant architectural features including a spectacular rotunda with an Italian mosaic floor and coffered dome. The Library also features the Betty Brinn Children's Room with the largest collection of children's books in the state; the Richard E. and Lucile Krug Rare Books Room, featuring 14,000+ rarities; Special Collections and changing exhibits; over three million books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, and eBooks; and programs, meeting rooms, and much more.

Meet Milwaukee native Nealita Nelson who competed with her brother Paul Wellington in Season Four of Fox Network's "LEGO® Masters," placing third out of the twelve teams that started the season. Match your creativity against other LEGO® builders while hearing about Nealita's experience on the show. Registration required!

·         Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Join us every month in the Art, Music, and Recreation department on the second floor of Central Library for an informal art book appreciation club. Each month, librarians will set out a selection of art reference books based around a chosen theme. There is no need to register -- drop in any time during the program to browse the material at your leisure.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Need help learning English?  Have questions about English conversation or grammar? Want to practice English listening skills? Feel free to stop by and work with an ESL/ELL tutor one-on-one.  All level learners are welcome to attend!

Do you love manga and graphic novels? You are in good company! Find community with other graphic novel and manga readers at the library.

Embark on a Creative Adventure at Cardboard Club! Get ready for an epic journey into the world of stories, imagination, and endless possibilities! At Cardboard Club we transform ordinary cardboard into extraordinary creations inspired by your favorite books! Dive into thrilling tales, meet fascinating characters, and bring stories to life with your own hands. From crafting magical kingdoms to inventing futuristic gadgets, every session is a new adventure waiting to happen.

Call forth your creative side as you join us in crafting fun projects.  Supplies and instructions will be available.  These will be primarily DIY, do-it-yourself.  Suitable for adults and teens. August: Papercrafts; September: Felt Stitchery

The Milwaukee Public Library's Central Library has been a part of Milwaukee's historic downtown for over 125 years. Please join us in celebrating the architectural significance, the history, and the growth of the library as one of Milwaukee's most cherished institutions. View some 19th, 20th and 21st century images of the changes that have occurred over time to public and staff spaces, including rarely seen areas of the library.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Milwaukee Public Library is teaming up with Everyone On to provide digital skills training. 

Beginners and Experts welcome! The group meets twice monthly, from 5:30-6:30 on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Start a new project or bring one in progress and come work on it in community. We welcome knitting, crochet, tatting, sewing, mending or other fiber-related projects. Fiber Artist Ruth Shank will be on hand every second Monday to help with getting you started on something new, provide technical advice on a project-in-progress or simply visit. Some supplies on hand for new knitters (basic knowledge is assumed), but feel free to bring your own if you have them.

The YA Book Club for Adults reads newer young adult books across all genres. Join us the 2nd Monday of each month (unless otherwise noted*) at 6 pm to discuss the latest pick. Books can be found at the library. Place a hold at countycat.mcfls.org or use Libby and Hoopla for digital copies.July 8 - Kings of B'more by R. Eric ThomasAugust 12 - Love is a Revolution by Renee WatsonSeptember 23* - We Weren't Looking to Be Found by Stephanie Kuehn

Enjoy a storytime filled with stories, rhymes, songs, and more. The program is intended for Ages 3-6 and their caregivers. Pajamas are encouraged but not required!

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Let's eat! Snack Hack explores the world of food through cooking demonstrations that focus on nutritional elements, food groups, cooking principles, and the history of food. Learn how food is grown, the cultural connections to what we eat, how food works in our bodies, and how to prepare meals at home, as well as the differences between vitamins and minerals, braising and saut©ing, and fiber and protein. Snack Hack also reveals the culinary world through library resources. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy eating snacks created each week. All supplies will be provided.

Your health matters. Come talk to us! Aurora Mobile Health is providing free health services at Milwaukee Public Library's Central Library for community members.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Career Navigators in the Worker Connection Program will host a table to promote their services and resources. Career Navigators will also assist patrons with creating their resumes and job searches. They will provide hands-on services by guiding patrons through the navigation system of employment.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Enjoy an hour of coding play with the Cubetto robot.

Create some art to take back to your locker at school. Start the school year off right !

"You are what you eat!" This food literacy program is designed for children, youth, and families to explore the world of food. Each weekly session will include a hands-on cooking lesson that focuses on a specific nutritional element, food group, cooking principle, or history of food. Sessions include a snack for attendees. All supplies will be provided.

Register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0sceqtrT0sH9RCC0U0Iss09K69z0Lw1rE6 English Conversation Hour is a free weekly conversation session for adult English language learners. Strategies for "small talk" and getting-to-know-you activities, as well as games and structured practice to activate vocabulary and language skills, are offered in a relaxed and supportive environment. Everyone is welcome!

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Washington Park with a whole lotta hojalata! This simple yet vibrant Mexican tin craft demonstrates how to use common recycled materials and inspiring designs to create decorative art for any occasion. All materials provided.

September is Get a Library Card Month.  Celebrate by decorating a lanyard & cardholder to take home.  Make your own unique buttons for your backpacks.  Listen to the story Do Not Bring Your Dragon to the library by Julie Gassman. Refreshments will be provided.

Bullet journaling, "junk" journaling, goal-setting??all things you can do in your unique journal!  Join us to decorate a journal of your own and learn what method works for you.

This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

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Don't let the kids have all the fun!  Join us for adult skill level craft projects and create something you can proudly display in your home.  Projects change monthly. Registration recommended. Program limited to 15 participants. July 2024: Seashell Flower Pots; August 2024: Build a Bug Hotel; September 2024: Pressed Flower Crafting

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Want to know which books to cozy up with this fall? Create a keepsake book mark and personalized reading journal while enjoying a presentation of the library's most anticipated reads. Attendees will also learn about various Milwaukee Public Library resources to help find books to their taste. Still figuring out the new CountyCat catalogue? The librarian will demonstrate tips and tricks to get your favorite items on hold and checked out! Pre-registration is required. Space is limited.

Young children and their caregivers are invited to a 30-minute story time filled with stories, songs and fingerplays all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

Take a weekly walk through beautiful Washington Park with a librarian and others.  You'll be getting exercise without realizing it as you enjoy the company of others and the wonders of nature as you stroll through this Olmsted-designed park. We'll meet at the Washington Park Branch lobby to begin the walk.

Join us for a weekly walk around beautiful Washington Park.  Get exercise without even realizing it as you enjoy the company of others and the wonders of nature in this Olmsted-designed park.

Everyone can work and there is a job for everyone. Learn how to activate your skills and find career paths that match your interests and needs. We will help you navigate the resources and services available in your community to connect you with good jobs. Get help with:  Resume Writing, Job Searching, Online Applications, Interviewing, Onboarding for new jobs, Basic Computer Skills. Contact DWD Worker Connection Program: wcp@dwd.wisconsin.gov or 414-250-663

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

Join us at Central library for a weekly walk. We will meet under the dome of the Central Library and take a two-mile loop through this historic neighborhood. It's a wonderful opportunity to exercise outdoors and socialize. The club meets rain or shine, and we will use ADA accessible routes. People of all ages and abilities are welcome. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing.

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged.

Young children and their caregivers are invited to a 30-minute story time filled with stories, songs and fingerplays all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read. No story time October 23, 30 & November 6.

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

·        Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Are you looking for something to do on a Wednesday afternoon? If so, join us once a month for a matinee movie. Bring your lunch and enjoy a discussion afterward. Light refreshments provided. Beat the Devil (1953) Starring Humphrey Bogart, Jennifer Jones and Gina Lollobrigida. On their way to Africa are a group of rogues who hope to get rich there, and a seemingly innocent British couple. When they meet - anything can happen. (IMDB)

Milwaukee Public Library is proud to partner with LegalCORPS to host the Intellectual Property Brief Advice Clinic. This monthly program will bring an intellectual property attorney from Foley & Lardner LLP to the library for two hours to offer brief advice regarding intellectual property. Don't know where to start with your invention? Do you have questions about establishing or protecting your intellectual property? Feel free to drop by! No reservations required.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Drop by the Zone at Bay View! Play a Nintendo Switch Game, play a board game, or just hang out. The choice is yours.

Young children and their caregivers are invited to story time filled with fun stories, songs, and finger plays, all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

Children practice reading aloud and improve their fluency by sharing a story with a cuddly certified therapy dog

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

Share simple stories, playful songs and gentle movement in this lapsit story time for babies aged 0-18 months, with a caregiver. No Story Time Nov 28

Are you a new parent or have a new baby? Visit the Bay View Branch for FREE information on local Developmental Screening tools and resources.

a 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver. Older siblings welcome.

This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

Young children and their caregivers are invited to story time filled with fun stories, songs, and finger plays, all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Instructor DeWitt Clinton will guide a 60-minute gentle yoga session. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged; please call 414.286-3011 or register online at www.mpl.org Funded by a gift from the estate of Naomi B. Strehlow.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Share simple stories, playful songs and gentle movement in this lapsit story time for babies aged 0-18 months, with a caregiver.

True or False?: "I saw it on the Internet, so it must be true!" Answer: False! Join MPL librarians for a small-group discussion of "Verified: How to Think Straight, Get Duped Less, and Make Better Decisions About What to Believe Online," by Mike Caulfield & Sam Wineburg. Learn how to identify red flags, get quick context and understand the strengths and drawbacks of information sources like Google and Wikipedia. Register to attend one of the five sessions and receive a free copy of the book (while supplies last).Don't think you'll have enough time to finish the book?  Register anyway, we're excited to have you join us. This is a great opportunity to delve into these critical topics, exchange ideas, and engage in thoughtful conversation.

A Goodwill Consultant will be available to provide job search assistance, resume-building help, and interview preparation.  Help is available by appointment or walk-in (as available).  To schedule an appointment, call 414-847-4961 or email jobsearchhelp@goodwillsew.com

The Milwaukee Justice Center can help with legal advice for issues including landlord/tenant, eviction and eviction records, small claims, debt/collections, probate, guardianship, divorce, child custody/placement, child support, and pardons/expungement. (Advice not provided for open/pending criminal cases, only post-conviction issues.)

Do you have a favorite anime series you can't stop talking about? Join us to meet other anime and manga fans, watch your favorite series, and draw your own art in an anime style.

Bring your craft and hang-out for a cozy craft and chat! All-ages program to bring neighborhood crafters together. Every Thursday from September-December from 4:30-6pm

Children under 7 and their caregivers are invited to practice mindfulness through a variety of physical yoga poses, breath practices, stories, games, and activities to cultivate connection with the body, breath, emotions and each other. All experiences and levels are welcome.

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Come for some fun and crafts and learn something new every other Friday at the library!

Wow-ee! We all get owies! Let's explore the oodles of ouchies we all experience, and how we can care for ourselves and each other!

Visit Milwaukee Public Library's beautiful Central Library, a popular destination for more than a century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Central Library has many significant architectural features including a spectacular rotunda with an Italian mosaic floor and coffered dome. The Library also features the Betty Brinn Children's Room with the largest collection of children's books in the state; the Richard E. and Lucile Krug Rare Books Room, featuring 14,000+ rarities; Special Collections and changing exhibits; over three million books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, and eBooks; and programs, meeting rooms, and much more.

It's a battle of the plants showdown! Which Chef is going to win for the best vegetarian/vegan cuisine? Join us for our 4th community meal - Master Chef Challenge: PLANT POWER!!! Join us at Mitchell Street Milwaukee Public Library on Saturday, September 28, 2024 to experience a fun-filled food competition! Come watch local chefs battle for the winning title. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask the experts any and all plant-based questions while enjoying the culinary creations. The Master Chef Challenge: PLANT POWER!!! is from 12:00-2:00 pm. All supplies will be provided. Registration is required; walk-ins welcome if space permits.

True or False?: "I saw it on the Internet, so it must be true!" Answer: False! Join MPL librarians for a small-group discussion of "Verified: How to Think Straight, Get Duped Less, and Make Better Decisions About What to Believe Online," by Mike Caulfield & Sam Wineburg. Learn how to identify red flags, get quick context and understand the strengths and drawbacks of information sources like Google and Wikipedia. Register to attend one of the five sessions and receive a free copy of the book (while supplies last).Don't think you'll have enough time to finish the book?  Register anyway, we're excited to have you join us. This is a great opportunity to delve into these critical topics, exchange ideas, and engage in thoughtful conversation.

·         Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Do you knit or crochet? Join us for community crafting. Open to all, this club is for fiber craft enthusiasts who want to build community and get to know other crafters, with easy sewing activities for children, too! Bring your works in progress and join the fun!

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Your health matters. Come talk to us! Aurora Mobile Health is providing free health services at Milwaukee Public Library Center Street Branch for community members. We are here to serve you and your healthcare needs. Services available include Consultation with a nurse practitioner (immediate care needs, medication review, one-on-one education, and goal setting) Consultation with a nurse practitioner for children, the guardian must be present (immediate needs, health questions, review milestones and safety) Health Screenings (blood pressure, blood sugar, depression, anxiety) Care Navigation and Referrals (connection to a medical home, behavioral health referrals, community resource referrals). Services are provided at no cost.

Need help learning English?  Have questions about English conversation or grammar? Want to practice English listening skills? Feel free to stop by and work with an ESL/ELL tutor one-on-one.  All level learners are welcome to attend!

An Outreach Social Worker from the Milwaukee County Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) will be available at the Central Branch Library to share information and answer questions about resources for Milwaukee County older adults 60+, adults with disabilities under 60, caregivers, or youth with disabilities turning 18.

Milwaukee Public Library is teaming up with Everyone On to provide digital skills training. 

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Calling all history buffs, History Buff Book Club is here!  Please join us for a monthly non-fiction, history related book discussion.  We will be reading and discussing books that cover a wide variety of topics and time periods. Upcoming books: July 2024: Black Death at the Golden Gate by David K. Randall; August 2024: The Man Who Loved Books Too Much by Allison Hoover Bartlett; September 2024: All the Frequent Troubles of our Days by Rebecca Donner

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by joining us in creating a relief sculpture inspired by the beautiful Mexican Tin Art of Hojalata using heavy aluminum foil and sharpies. There will be a brief presentation on its history and traditions. Supplies are included. Registration recommended. Program limited to 15 participants.

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

Your health matters. Come talk to us! Aurora Mobile Health is providing free health services at Milwaukee Public Library Center Street Branch for community members. We are here to serve you and your healthcare needs. Services available include Consultation with a nurse practitioner (immediate care needs, medication review, one-on-one education, and goal setting) Consultation with a nurse practitioner for children, the guardian must be present (immediate needs, health questions, review milestones and safety) Health Screenings (blood pressure, blood sugar, depression, anxiety) Care Navigation and Referrals (connection to a medical home, behavioral health referrals, community resource referrals). Services are provided at no cost.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Let's eat! Snack Hack explores the world of food through cooking demonstrations that focus on nutritional elements, food groups, cooking principles, and the history of food. Learn how food is grown, the cultural connections to what we eat, how food works in our bodies, and how to prepare meals at home, as well as the differences between vitamins and minerals, braising and saut©ing, and fiber and protein. Snack Hack also reveals the culinary world through library resources. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy eating snacks created each week. All supplies will be provided.

"You are what you eat!" This food literacy program is designed for children, youth, and families to explore the world of food. Each weekly session will include a hands-on cooking lesson that focuses on a specific nutritional element, food group, cooking principle, or history of food. Sessions include a snack for attendees. All supplies will be provided.

Register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0sceqtrT0sH9RCC0U0Iss09K69z0Lw1rE6 English Conversation Hour is a free weekly conversation session for adult English language learners. Strategies for "small talk" and getting-to-know-you activities, as well as games and structured practice to activate vocabulary and language skills, are offered in a relaxed and supportive environment. Everyone is welcome!

Bring the whole family for game night at Good Hope! Learn a new game, enjoy a classic, or play on the Switch during this all-ages evening program.

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This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

Romance readers, seasoned and new to the genre, are invited to join the Milwaukee Public Library Romance Readers Book Club. We'll explore different subgenres and diverse voices, meeting every other month.    October 1 - THE UNDERTAKING OF HART & MERCY by Megan Bannen

Pack up the tools and get ready to plan and build with blocks with your young children at the construction site.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Young children and their caregivers are invited to a 30-minute story time filled with stories, songs and fingerplays all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

The Milwaukee County Job Center Satellite Service provides drop-in assistance for job seekers. Learn how to: Use JobCenterofWisconsin.com employment tools. Search for jobs. Create a professional resume. Improve interview techniques. Increase computer skills. Access training resources. File Unemployment Insurance claim.

Take a weekly walk through beautiful Washington Park with a librarian and others.  You'll be getting exercise without realizing it as you enjoy the company of others and the wonders of nature as you stroll through this Olmsted-designed park. We'll meet at the Washington Park Branch lobby to begin the walk.

Join us for a weekly walk around beautiful Washington Park.  Get exercise without even realizing it as you enjoy the company of others and the wonders of nature in this Olmsted-designed park.

Everyone can work and there is a job for everyone. Learn how to activate your skills and find career paths that match your interests and needs. We will help you navigate the resources and services available in your community to connect you with good jobs. Get help with:  Resume Writing, Job Searching, Online Applications, Interviewing, Onboarding for new jobs, Basic Computer Skills. Contact DWD Worker Connection Program: wcp@dwd.wisconsin.gov or 414-250-663

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

Join us at Central library for a weekly walk. We will meet under the dome of the Central Library and take a two-mile loop through this historic neighborhood. It's a wonderful opportunity to exercise outdoors and socialize. The club meets rain or shine, and we will use ADA accessible routes. People of all ages and abilities are welcome. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing.

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged.

Join us for a special Firefighter Story Time! Enjoy a short story time before meeting local firefighters and exploring a firetruck. If there is an emergency in the community, our helpers may have to leave early or cancel.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Your health matters. Come talk to us! Aurora Mobile Health is providing free health services at Milwaukee Public Library Center Street Branch for community members. We are here to serve you and your healthcare needs. Services available include Consultation with a nurse practitioner (immediate care needs, medication review, one-on-one education, and goal setting) Consultation with a nurse practitioner for children, the guardian must be present (immediate needs, health questions, review milestones and safety) Health Screenings (blood pressure, blood sugar, depression, anxiety) Care Navigation and Referrals (connection to a medical home, behavioral health referrals, community resource referrals). Services are provided at no cost.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

·        Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Young children and their caregivers are invited to story time filled with fun stories, songs, and finger plays, all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

Drop by the Zone at Bay View! Play a Nintendo Switch Game, play a board game, or just hang out. The choice is yours.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by creating a vibrant yarn-painting inspired by the Nierikas or sacred yarn paintings of the Huichol people of Central Mexico.

Screen print your own tote bag using foam stickers! Participate in this program to create your own screen-printing design that can be used to customize a bag or a print on October 2nd from 3:30-5:30pm.

Interested in crafts but not sure where to start?  Join us for a monthly maker session to try a new creative outlet each month.  This month, design your own scrunchie or bandana with tie-dye!

Use your imagination to create a masterpiece out of air-dry clay! Take the item home to dry after you make it on Wednesday, October 2, or come back on Thursday, October 3, to paint it and bring it home another day.

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro by calling 414-581-9617. Walk ins welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. Class is presented in English and Spanish.

Share simple stories, playful songs and gentle movement in this lapsit story time for babies aged 0-18 months, with a caregiver. No Story Time Nov 28

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver. Older siblings welcome.

a 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Instructor DeWitt Clinton will guide a 60-minute gentle yoga session. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged; please call 414.286-3011 or register online at www.mpl.org Funded by a gift from the estate of Naomi B. Strehlow.

In partnership with MPL, Voces de la Frontera is offering Beginner Citizenship Classes for the English Exam. All students should register before attending the classes with Roselia Navarro (414) 581 - 9617. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows. All students must have at least 5 years of residency or 3 years as a permanent resident who is married to a U.S. citizen. The class is presented in English and Spanish.

This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

Young children and their caregivers are invited to story time filled with fun stories, songs, and finger plays, all designed to help little ones develop important literacy skills needed prior to learning how to read.

Share simple stories, playful songs and gentle movement in this lapsit story time for babies aged 0-18 months, with a caregiver.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

This series of classes will give an overview of the two most popular office suite programs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to expand your skills we'll teach you tips and tricks to work smarter and faster in the workplace.  Classes incorporate hands-on practical exercises to increase your competence when navigating these programs.

A Goodwill Consultant will be available to provide job search assistance, resume-building help, and interview preparation.  Help is available by appointment or walk-in (as available).  To schedule an appointment, call 414-847-4961 or email jobsearchhelp@goodwillsew.com

The Milwaukee Justice Center can help with legal advice for issues including landlord/tenant, eviction and eviction records, small claims, debt/collections, probate, guardianship, divorce, child custody/placement, child support, and pardons/expungement. (Advice not provided for open/pending criminal cases, only post-conviction issues.)

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Milwaukee Public Library is teaming up with Everyone On to provide digital skills training.  Learn the digital skills needed to keep up with your children's education, access healthcare, look for employment, take classes or stay in touch with loved ones. This series of classes covers basic Digital Literacy topics: using a computer, exploring the Internet, setting up and using email and accessing online resources.  (Presented in Spanish) Program highlights include a laptop for each participant who completes the course and one-on-one support to enroll in low-cost Internet offers in your area.

Use your imagination to create a masterpiece out of air-dry clay! Take the item home to dry after you make it on Wednesday, October 2, or come back on Thursday, October 3, to paint it and bring it home another day.

Rent for Success is a free 1.5 hour tenant training program designed to educate and empower renters to make safe, healthy choices in their housing, and to provide helpful resources to tenants so that they can effectively resolve tenant/landlord disputes to remain safely in their homes or find a new rental opportunity. Presented by the Department of Neighborhood Services. Learn how to: Understand Rental Agreements, Advocate for yourself legally, Repair your credit, Get a free Credit Report, Respond to housing violations effectively, Find healthy food, End a bad tenancy, Select the right place to rent. You will receive: Certificate of completion, 50-page resource manual. Please register using this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcvf-murjwsEtVoDs9WmhLcj1KwYQstyI-a  After registering, you will receive an email with a link and phone number to join the program. You may also register via phone by calling 414-286-8122, or by emailing Herlyn Roberson at hrober@milwaukee.gov.

Bring your craft and hang-out for a cozy craft and chat! All-ages program to bring neighborhood crafters together. Every Thursday from September-December from 4:30-6pm

Babies, toddlers, and preschoolers are invited to drop-in and play with sensory toys and activities. Recommended for children 6 months to 5 years old with a caregiver.

Join us at the library for an expanded story time including sense-exploration play! Meet other caregivers as we explore developmentally appropriate play materials by opt-in stations in a safe and fun environment. Expand your child's learning through sensory play!

This introduction to yoga will focus on low-impact standing and chair-assisted poses. Please wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Chairs will be provided. This class is accessible for all ability levels; no props needed, including mats. Upon arrival, participants will be asked to sign a physical activity waiver. Registration is encouraged.

Create a resume that will get the attention of potential employers. Use it as the foundation for completing job applications. Get help with cover letters, interview tips and post-interview thank you notes. Bring a list of previous jobs and working dates or an older resume. This is a drop-in program. No registration required.

Have you wanted to learn more about your family history, but don't know where to begin? Have you started researching your family, but need ideas of new places to look for information? Join us for Ask A Genealogist with MCGS and MPL! Work one-on-one with an experienced genealogist from the Milwaukee County Genealogical Society. MCGS members will be available to answer your research questions and demonstrate search strategies to help find pieces of your family history puzzle. Presented in partnership with the Milwaukee County Genealogical Society.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Let's get ready to GO! Join us for a story time about planes, trains, automobiles and everything in between! We'll then build a variety of our own things that go and test how far they'll go.

Visit Milwaukee Public Library's beautiful Central Library, a popular destination for more than a century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Central Library has many significant architectural features including a spectacular rotunda with an Italian mosaic floor and coffered dome. The Library also features the Betty Brinn Children's Room with the largest collection of children's books in the state; the Richard E. and Lucile Krug Rare Books Room, featuring 14,000+ rarities; Special Collections and changing exhibits; over three million books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, and eBooks; and programs, meeting rooms, and much more.

Applying for jobs? Get help with the process through our Resume Writing Workshop. We'll give you the information you need to write a strong resume. Plus you'll leave with a digital and printed copy of your resume.

·         Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Open house in the Rare Books Room with materials related to Halloween.

Employ Milwaukee will be at the library to share information about employment opportunities, paid training programs, and much more.

Need help learning English?  Have questions about English conversation or grammar? Want to practice English listening skills? Feel free to stop by and work with an ESL/ELL tutor one-on-one.  All level learners are welcome to attend!

The Wisconsin Bureau of Consumer Protection will present information on Home improvement practices and contracts under Wisconsin law.  Residents sign home improvement contracts every day to make improvements to their homes and property. It is important to understand the consumer protection laws that are in place to protect you before you enter into this type of contract. You will learn about tips on hiring a contractor, contractor requirements, and required contract provisions.  Home improvement resources will be available to all attendees.

Milwaukee Public Library is teaming up with Everyone On to provide digital skills training. 

Rent for Success is a free 2.5 hour tenant training program designed to educate and empower renters to make safe, healthy choices in their housing, and to provide helpful resources to tenants so that they can effectively resolve tenant/landlord disputes to remain safely in their homes or find a new rental opportunity. Presented by the Department of Neighborhood Services. Learn how to: Understand Rental Agreements, Advocate for yourself legally, Repair your credit, Get a free Credit Report, Respond to housing violations effectively, Find healthy food, End a bad tenancy, Select the right place to rent. You will receive: Certificate of completion, 50-page resource manual. Registration encouraged but not required.

Get a jumpstart on your career journey. Whether you need help crafting a standout resume, navigating job applications, or sharpening your interview skills, we've got you covered. Join us to gain the tools and confidence you need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Perfect for teens and adults looking to take the next step in their career path!

Enjoy a storytime filled with stories, rhymes, songs, and more. The program is intended for Ages 3-6 and their caregivers. Pajamas are encouraged but not required!

A 20-minute story time for young children is followed by open play time. Story time includes plenty of fingerplays, songs, and other activities that help little ones learn. For children ages 3 and under, with a caregiver.

Let's eat! Snack Hack explores the world of food through cooking demonstrations that focus on nutritional elements, food groups, cooking principles, and the history of food. Learn how food is grown, the cultural connections to what we eat, how food works in our bodies, and how to prepare meals at home, as well as the differences between vitamins and minerals, braising and saut©ing, and fiber and protein. Snack Hack also reveals the culinary world through library resources. Attendees will have the opportunity to enjoy eating snacks created each week. All supplies will be provided.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Your health matters. Come talk to us! Aurora Mobile Health is providing free health services at Milwaukee Public Library's Central Library for community members.

The MKE Mobile Crisis team will have a resource table to distribute harm reduction materials, including Narcan, fentanyl testing strips, and medication lock bags.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Panel of successful entrepreneurs share crucial insights on starting and running a successful business.

"You are what you eat!" This food literacy program is designed for children, youth, and families to explore the world of food. Each weekly session will include a hands-on cooking lesson that focuses on a specific nutritional element, food group, cooking principle, or history of food. Sessions include a snack for attendees. All supplies will be provided.

Register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0sceqtrT0sH9RCC0U0Iss09K69z0Lw1rE6 English Conversation Hour is a free weekly conversation session for adult English language learners. Strategies for "small talk" and getting-to-know-you activities, as well as games and structured practice to activate vocabulary and language skills, are offered in a relaxed and supportive environment. Everyone is welcome!

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-style-parent:""; font-size:10.0pt; font-family:"Times New Roman",serif;} Join us for a night of board game fun for all ages! Whether you're new to board games or a seasoned player, stop by to play an old classic or find a new favorite.

You bring it in we'll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Have you ever wondered what a chinchilla feels like or what a bearded dragon likes to eat?  Find out during Ms. Kim's Amazing Animals presentation.  Come and meet a variety of furry animals, insects and reptiles in this interactive live animal program.

True or False?: "I saw it on the Internet, so it must be true!" Answer: False! Join MPL librarians for a small-group discussion of "Verified: How to Think Straight, Get Duped Less, and Make Better Decisions About What to Believe Online," by Mike Caulfield & Sam Wineburg. Learn how to identify red flags, get quick context and understand the strengths and drawbacks of information sources like Google and Wikipedia. Register to attend one of the five sessions and receive a free copy of the book (while supplies last). Don't think you'll have enough time to finish the book?  Register anyway, we're excited to have you join us. This is a great opportunity to delve into these critical topics, exchange ideas, and engage in thoughtful conversation. Click: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86222214663 to join the discussion on Tuesday October 8th.