How many animals can you really fit inside a mitten?  How does the size of a black bear really compare to an owl? We'll learn about sequencing, spatial reasoning and size comparison while enjoying this classic retelling of the Ukrainian folk tale.  Come play and learn!

Grades K4-K5.  Registration opens February 1st. 

Turn a shoebox into a home!  Design your ideal house, engineer the building process, and use felt, stickers, construction paper, yarn and more to give the house life. 

Grades 3rd-5th.  Registration begins February 1st.

Our Tea Time Book Club meets once a month and is led by Library Director Nyama Reed. This month we're reading Becoming by Michelle Obama.

Hosted by Bay Bridge Wisconsin.

Join us for the Racial Wealth Gap Learning Simulation for an interactive exploration of how federal policies have created structural inequalities and why racial equity is so important to ending hunger and poverty in America. This conversation is for those who want to become more aware of structural inequality and how to support policies that undo and/ or reduce disparities in our communities. This conversation is being facilitated by hunger fighter, food advocate and public health ambassador, Rayna Andrews