Week Calendar

For ages 2-3. Toddlers and their adults can enjoy simple stories, action songs, rhymes and other interactive fun that lays the foundation for later learning to read.

Career Navigators with the Worker Connection program will be on-site to help you find a job that is right for you, plan for your career, apply for jobs, create resumes and cover letters, discuss interviewing skills, and refer you to available reso

For ages 0-2. Adults will have fun interacting with their little ones as we share songs, fingerplays, simple stories, rhymes and baby games. Practicing these multi-sensory activities helps build the foundation for later reading skills.

The train experts of the National Railroad Museum are on track to present new stories, activities and songs, as well as some crowd favorites. All aboard for all-ages fun.

9:30 all ages

10:30 all ages

For ages 0-2. Adults will have fun interacting with their little ones as we share songs, fingerplays, simple stories, rhymes and baby games. Practicing these multi-sensory activities helps build the foundation for later reading skills.

For ages 2-3. Toddlers and their adults can enjoy simple stories, action songs, rhymes and other interactive fun that lays the foundation for learning to read.

For children ages 1-2 (childcare groups welcome). Whether they are lap-sitters or active toddlers, little ones will enjoy songs, fingerplays, simple stories, rhymes and movement activities with their participating adults.

For ages 2-3. Toddlers and their adults can enjoy simple stories, action songs, rhymes and other interactive fun that lays the foundation for learning to read.

Bay Area Genealogical Society in cooperation with the Brown County Library presents:

For ages 0-2. Adults will have fun interacting with their little ones as we share songs, fingerplays, simple stories, rhymes and baby games. Practicing these multi-sensory activities helps build the foundation for later reading skills.

Stories, fingerplays, songs and movement activities for children of all ages with a parent or caregiver.

The train experts of the National Railroad Museum are on track to present new stories, activities and songs, as well as some crowd favorites. All aboard for all-ages fun.

9:30 all ages

10:30 all ages

For ages 2-3. Toddlers and their adults can enjoy simple stories, action songs, rhymes and other interactive fun that lays the foundation for later learning to read.

A special storytime designed for caregiver and baby to interact through guided simple stories, action songs, rhymes and other interactive fun that lays the foundation for learning to read.

Stories, fingerplays, songs and movement activities for children of all ages with a parent or caregiver.

For ages 3-5. Stories, songs, rhymes and movement activities will help build a foundation for early literacy through print, letter recognition, word awareness and creativity.

Stories, fingerplays, songs and movement activities for children of all ages with a parent or caregiver.

Enjoy simple stories, action songs, rhymes and other interactive fun that lays the foundation for later learning to read. Geared for ages 6 and under.

For ages 3-5.Stories, songs, rhymes and movement activities will help build a foundation of early literacy through print, letter recognition, word awareness and creativity.

PLEASE NOTE: This storytime takes place at the Veterans Memorial Park shelter in Denmark.

We are looking for signs that spring has sprung during this early literacy event hosted by Cindy Lee of Parks & Rec and Community Health Nurse Sarah Lornson.

Stories, fingerplays, songs and movement activities for children of all ages with a parent or guardian.

Career Navigators with the Worker Connection program will be on-site to help you find a job that is right for you, plan for your career, apply for jobs, create resumes and cover letters, discuss interviewing skills, and refer you to available reso

Career Navigators with the Worker Connection program will be on-site to help you find a job that is right for you, plan for your career, apply for jobs, create resumes and cover letters, discuss interviewing skills, and refer you to available reso

Slow down, awaken your senses, and quiet your mind while immersing yourself in nature.A Forest Therapy walk, also known as Forest Bathing, is a guided sensory experience full of wander and wonder that will positively impact your health and well-be

Participants will learn about the difference between Alzheimer's and dementia, potential treatments, and how to recognize risk factors. Presented by the Alzheimer's Association.

Bring your own lunch and meet up for some great conversation on poetry in today's world, led byAdrienne Wallner from WI Fellowship of Poets. In the words of C.S.

Learn about the history and culture of alebrijes, and then learn to make your own. Then see your artwork on display at De Pere gallery, One of One! Registration required. Ages 12-18.

Career Navigators with the Worker Connection program will be on-site to help you find a job that is right for you, plan for your career, apply for jobs, create resumes and cover letters, discuss interviewing skills, and refer you to available reso

In a world with so much digital information, how do you find health resources that are trustworthy and accurate? Learn how to access reliable health information through the Brown County Library website- It's yours!

Through hands-on experience, learn basic computer terminology and how to navigate in Windows 10. Register online or by calling (920) 448-5824.

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.

The Brown County Library Bookmobile is bringing the library right into your backyards in Hollandtown!

Welcome to the evening edition of our family storytime at the Wrightstown Library. Join us for a fun evening of stories, songs, and activities.

Registration not required; however, sign up if you'd like a reminder sent to you.

Crystal Brown, of Inspired North, will provide an introduction to wild food and medicine foraging practices for the Spring season.

Stories, fingerplays, songs and movement activities for children of all ages with a parent or caregiver.

Christine Gunderson from the GGCC will talk about how to manage career brand elements like your LinkedIn presence, professional development, and interviewing skills. Perfect for people looking for a job or a promotion.

Space in raised beds is at a premium. Ecologist and Master Gardener Vicki Medland will share lessons she’s learned through many years of trial, error and practice to get the most of out her tiny plots.

Each year, thousands of people are sold into slavery as a part of human trafficking.

Help your little one build a foundation for future financial literacy through stories and interactive play.