Event List

Help your child get ready to read with hands-on activities designed to promote early literacy skills.  Learn by playing dinosaur games, finding hidden dinos in the library, building your own dinosaur skeleton, and more.

When dementia is involved, communication can become challenging, but it doesn’t need to be. Learn about supportive communication, area resources, and sign up for a no-cost memory screen following the presentation.

Volunteers, trained and IRS certified by AARP TAX AIDE, will be onsite to prepare your Federal and State tax returns. Tax preparation is open to elderly, low and middle income residents.

Appointments required; call (920) 393-7863.

Learn all about deer, robins, and other Wisconsin animals with stories, rhymes, and a playdate.

Fishing lure historian, author, and collector, Chris Slusar, discusses early "Wisconsin-made" fishing lures and their makers. With its thousands of lakes, Wisconsin has long been a fisher's paradise.

Whether you’re nostalgic for the era of arcade gaming, retro games from the 80s and 90s, or just want to play some of today’s best multiplayer games, there’s something for everyone - games, trivia, crafts, Adopt-a-Pokémon, and so much more.

Need help but don't know where to start?  Each week, a different community resource/social service agency will be on-site to provide information about their programs and services.  Stop in each week to get connected and find the support

Volunteers, trained and IRS certified by AARP TAX AIDE, will be onsite to prepare your Federal and State tax returns. Tax preparation is open to all low and middle income residents of any age.

Appointments required; call (920) 393-7863.

Celebrate kindness, connection, and creativity with a heartwarming story about friendship and a colorful craft. Led by De Pere Public Health Nurse Sara Lornson.  

Volunteers, trained and IRS certified by AARP TAX AIDE, will be onsite to prepare your Federal and State tax returns. Tax preparation is open to elderly, low and middle income residents.

Appointments required; call (920) 393-7863.

Create an eye-catching desing using pins and string to connect the dots into a work of art!  Choose from several designs.  All supplies provided. For grades 6-12.

Learn about edible and aromatic herbs including those that can be grown indoors in winter.

Kick off the fourth growing season for the Brown County Seed Library with fun and learning for all ages!

A practical introduction to container gardening and growing herbs at home, led by Rachel Quintas, the Brown County Urban Agriculture & Community Gardens Coordinator.

Discover easy ways to use local, seasonal produce and turn it into simple, healthy meals. Presented by Abby Ledvina, ADRC Nutrition Program Specialist. 

In today's world of rapid technological innovation, it can be a bit difficult to keep up. If you are curious about all of the news regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI), but are not sure where to start? This is the presentation for you!

Brown County is the oldest county in the state of Wisconsin.  Dennis Jacobs, Adult Services Associate at the Central Library, will share the history of the county’s five courthouses - from a simple log building to the large multi-story buildi

There are so many great books out there, but how do you know what to pick? Library staff will cover new genres and current "must reads" as well as tips for finding your next great book.

Empower Your Voice for Change: explore how to become an effective advocate for the people and causes you care about, especially older adults and adults with disabilities.