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Imagine, design and build with the library’s LEGO bricks! Your creations will be on exhibit at the library. Ages 4+ Younger siblings are invited to play with DUPLOs under adult supervision. No registration. Just drop[...]

Imagine, design and build with the library’s LEGO bricks! Your creations will be on exhibit at the library. Ages 4+ Younger siblings are invited to play with DUPLOs under adult supervision. No registration. Just drop[...]

Meetings are held on the the first Wednesday of each month (from September through June) at 7:00 p.m.The library will borrow copies of the books to be read or you can find a copy of[...]

Grades 10-12 The library will be open extended hours for students studying for AP exams. Whether you’re looking for a quiet study space, or a place to work with a small group, we’ve got it.[...]

Grades 10-12 The library will be open extended hours for students studying for AP exams. Whether you’re looking for a quiet study space, or a place to work with a small group, we’ve got it.[...]

Our weekday morning family storytime is offered in the evening on the first Monday of each month. Join us for a 25-minute traditional storytime geared for ages 4 and under (but the whole family is[...]

This book discussion group meets at 4:00 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month. The library will borrow copies of the books to be read, so there will be no extra cost to you. If[...]

Participate in a discussion of trauma informed care, adverse experiences, and impact on brain functioning. Dereck Wolfgram APSW, SAC-IT, TIC and Patrice Flanagan-Morris APSW, TIC from Live Resilient of Oconomowoc will share how trauma can[...]

Create your very own macramé hanging planter at our July Make It! event! In this class you’ll learn three different macramé knots to make your own simple hanging planter. Materials for this free adult program[...]

Grades 10-12 The library will be open extended hours for students studying for AP exams. Whether you’re looking for a quiet study space, or a place to work with a small group, we’ve got it.[...]

 

Grades 10-12 The library will be open extended hours for students studying for AP exams. Whether you’re looking for a quiet study space, or a place to work with a small group, we’ve got it.[...]

This book discussion group meets on the third Wednesday of every month at 2:00 p.m. Copies of the books will be available for book club members at the library, so there will be no cost[...]

The Library Board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month in the library’s Quad/Graphics Room. The agenda for the next regularly scheduled Library Board meeting is normally published five days prior[...]

Introducing our new series: Donuts & Documentaries! Join others one Monday each month to watch a documentary on a current event or popular topic. Following the film join in a brief discussion. Donuts, coffee, and[...]

The Friends of the Pauline Haass Library is a voluntary, non-profit organization which has actively supported and helped the library serve the community since 1980. The Friends, who normally meet on the 3rd Monday of[...]

 

 

Grades 3+ LabTime is a special time when teen staff members and volunteers will supervise special activities that are not typically available in the Lab. These include Dash robot, scribble machines, shrinky dinks, and more.[...]

Are you going into eighth grade or high school next fall and enjoy working with kids? We need your help this summer! Attend one of our required volunteer training sessions and learn how you can[...]