American Table is a sweeping history of food and culture that takes a fresh look at the people, ingredients, events, and movements that have shaped how and what we eat. Paula J. Johnson, curator and project director of the American Food History Project, will discuss several stories featured in the volume. Register now. These events…
Coffee, tea, juice & some of Cool Wave Coffee's delicious lemon bread will be available at the Library. Stop in and talk about books, play a game, or just enjoy some conversation and community. Sponsored by Friends of the Waterville Public Library
Kids are invited to join our creative Lego-building club. Each event will have a theme to inspire and Legos to build with.
Join us for a night of gaming. We’ll have a variety of games to choose from and we’ll teach a new game. Geared for adults and families.
Assemble a team of up to 4 players to compete in a jigsaw puzzle competition. The first team to complete the puzzle wins a prize (and bragging rights)! Registration required. Sponsored by Friends of the Elysian Area Library
New Richland Public Library holds Romp and Rhyme story times on Wednesdays at 10 am. From puppets to pumping music, from bubble machines to banging bands, these are not your average story time. The Library uses movement, STEAM activities, curiosity, imaginative play, and active learning to keep kids engaged. Free and open to the public.
Waldorf Public Library holds Romp and Rhyme story times on Wednesdays at 3 pm. From puppets to pumping music, from bubble machines to banging bands, these are not your average story time. The Library uses movement, STEAM activities, curiosity, imaginative play, and active learning to keep kids engaged. Free and open to the public.
