Celebrate the library at Whitefish Bay Public Library’s 85th Anniversary Event on Saturday, October 1 from 12-4PM in Schoolhouse Park right across from the library (rain location inside the library). There will be games, food, and fun for all!

We're excited to offer outdoor storytime for all ages in School House Park this fall!  Join us for stories, songs, and more.   In case of bad weather, we'll hold storytime in the tower of the children's department. Registration open now.

It's art AND it's engineering in action.  Come to School House Park to take simple cardboard and create your own beautiful 3D rainbow sculptures.   K5-2nd.  Registration open now.  

We're excited to offer outdoor storytime for all ages in School House Park this fall!  Join us for stories, songs, and more.   In case of bad weather, we'll hold storytime in the tower of the children's department. Registration open now.

We're excited to offer outdoor storytime for all ages in School House Park this fall!  Join us for stories, songs, and more.   In case of bad weather, we'll hold storytime in the tower of the children's department. Registration open now.

The library will closed all day for staff development.  

Celebrate fall with these whimsical paper tree collages, made with colorful scraps from our paper bin.   Pick up your kit from 10am-noon and 5pm-7pm outside the front doors of the library.  We ask that you take one craft kit per child.

We're excited to offer outdoor storytime for all ages in School House Park this fall!  Join us for stories, songs, and more.   In case of bad weather, we'll hold storytime in the tower of the children's department. Registration open now.

A workshop designed to simplify Medicare and to help you make a more informed decision on your coverage without all the headaches and confusion. This program will be held in person. 

We're excited to offer outdoor storytime for all ages in School House Park this fall!  Join us for stories, songs, and more.   In case of bad weather, we'll hold storytime in the tower of the children's department. Registration open now.

Our Mystery Book Club meets once a month and is led by librarian Sharon Nagel. This month we're reading Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart.

Let go of perfection and celebrate the mediocre, the tacky, and the campy at our Bad Art Show!  We'll provide you with all the materials you'll need to make the worst, weirdest art you can imagine.   Grades 3rd-5th.  Registration opens September 15th.

Due to staffing issues, we're unable to hold storytime this morning. Thank you for your understanding!

We're excited to offer outdoor storytime for all ages in School House Park this fall!  Join us for stories, songs, and more.   In case of bad weather, we'll hold storytime in the tower of the children's department. Registration open now.

https://www.wfblibrary.org/our_events/?eid=1313“We must keep the horrors of Hiroshima in view at all times, recognizing there is only one solution to the nuclear threat: not to have nuclear weapons at all.” UN Secretary-General António Guterres, Aug. 6, 2022 Ira Helfand Dr. Helfand will be discussing the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) and Physicians for Social Responsibility’s (PSR) report Nuclear Famine: 2 Billion at Risk?, which he co-authored. The report outlines the global health consequences of regional nuclear war.

Teens, spend your half day making cool buttons you can pin to places like your backpack or jacket! Feel free to bring some of your old magazines or comics to find neat pictures to make buttons from. The library will also supply a collection of magazines and comics for you to make buttons with.

Fasten your seatbelts and get ready to write! Every November thousands take the National Novel Writing Month challenge and sign up to write a 50,000-word novel in 30 days! In this kick-off workshop, you’ll work on exercises to help you choose your genre, create characters, and imagine what might happen!

Our Tea Time Book Club meets once a month is led by Library Director Nyama Reed.  This month we're reading Reclamation : Sally Hemings, Thomas Jefferson, and a descendant's search for her family's lasting legacy by Gayle Jessup White. As of March, Tea Time Book Club with offer hybrid meetings. You can attend in-person at the Library in the 2nd floor Program Room or online via Zoom.