Week Calendar

Across the country, Americans are coming together to talk across political differences in efforts that are building trust and reducing political polarization.

Join us as Smithsonian Horticulturalist Matthew Fleming, guides us through the secret world of trees as is revealed in the beautiful and absorbing guide to the giants of the plant world—The Tree Book: The Stories, Science, and History of Trees

In partnership with Waunakee Community Cares Coalition, join us in welcoming attorney and author Todd Kinney as he discusses his memoir I Didn’t Believe It Either: One Dad’s Discovery That Everything Is Better Without Alcohol. 

Getting your garden in shape? Curious about composting? Join Anne Lies, a Master Gardener and Extension Horticulture Volunteer, to answer all of your pressing questions about composting for your garden.

For most of the 20th century, racial covenants were an insidious tool used nationwide by a growing real estate industry, business and planning academia, and the federal government to segregate whites from blacks in America’s burgeoning residential

Join us and CI Therapies for a Sensory-Friendly Storytime! We want everyone to experience the joy of storytime at the library.

Teens and preteens (grades 5-12), come compete in the 5th Annual Junk Food Olympics! You will be able to compete in multiple food-related challenges! No need to register.

Hear from local author Amy Pease as she discusses her recent mystery novel, Northwoods. Pease will also share about her experiences as a debut author, upcoming projects, and all things books and writing!  

Do you love action-packed adventure? Are you ready for the thrill?