Week Calendar

Reading is more fun with friends- and this summer you can read to a furry friend!  Find Pearl, a certified service Golden Retriever and her handler, Kelly, in the Children's Area on Friday mornings.

Celebrate Green Bay Kids' Day with a dance party in the dark and a dino visitor! Play with glow sticks, flashlights, blacklight activities and your shadow! Ages 2 - 5 years.

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

Stories, songs, rhymes and movement activities will help build a foundation for early literacy through print, letter recognition, word awareness and creativity. Children will be ready for future success in school with storytime fun!

Location: Veterans Memorial Park shelter, Wisconsin Ave., Denmark.  

Children from birth to four years and caregivers create their own pieces of take-home art. We provide the supplies; you supply the creativity. Get as messy, or stay as neat, as you'd like. 

Lunch truck arrives weekdays at 11:05 am*  Wednesday, June 11 - Friday, August 15  (NO lunch June 30 - July 4)   

The Central, East, and Southwest Libraries are in neighborhoods served by the Green Bay Area Public Schools’ Summer Lunch Program. Kids ages 1-18, can get a free, healthy box lunch. Adults can purchase a lunch for $5.50.

Lunch truck arrives weekdays (except Thursdays) at 11:45 am* Wednesday, June 11 - Friday, August 15 (NO lunch June 30 - July 4)   

Lunch truck arrives weekdays at 11:05 am*  Wednesday, June 11 - Friday, August 15  (NO lunch June 30 - July 4)   

Get accurate, up-to-date, and easy to understand information about special Medicare topics from the ADRC. Call the ADRC at 920.448.4300 to register.

The Central, East, and Southwest Libraries are in neighborhoods served by the Green Bay Area Public Schools’ Summer Lunch Program. Kids ages 1-18, can get a free, healthy box lunch. Adults can purchase a lunch for $5.50.

Lunch truck arrives weekdays at 11:05 am*  Wednesday, June 11 - Friday, August 15  (NO lunch June 30 - July 4)   

The Central, East, and Southwest Libraries are in neighborhoods served by the Green Bay Area Public Schools’ Summer Lunch Program. Kids ages 1-18, can get a free, healthy box lunch. Adults can purchase a lunch for $5.50.

Lunch truck arrives weekdays at 11:05 am*  Wednesday, June 11 - Friday, August 15  (NO lunch June 30 - July 4)   

The Central, East, and Southwest Libraries are in neighborhoods served by the Green Bay Area Public Schools’ Summer Lunch Program. Kids ages 1-18, can get a free, healthy box lunch. Adults can purchase a lunch for $5.50.

Lunch truck arrives weekdays at 11:05 am*  Wednesday, June 11 - Friday, August 15  (NO lunch June 30 - July 4)   

The Central, East, and Southwest Libraries are in neighborhoods served by the Green Bay Area Public Schools’ Summer Lunch Program. Kids ages 1-18, can get a free, healthy box lunch. Adults can purchase a lunch for $5.50.

Enjoy a variety of the area's best food truck offerings all summer long! Grab something to eat and enjoy your lunch in sunny downtown Green Bay. Food trucks will be located in the library parking lot.

Lunch truck arrives weekdays (except Thursdays) at 11:45 am* Wednesday, June 11 - Friday, August 15 (NO lunch June 30 - July 4)   

Join the world of making with paper! Practice the basics of paper folding, and make a more complex box (using paper, glue sticks and scissors), that will explode when you open it! The perfect way to surprise a friend or family member!

Choose from an astounding array of supplies and create a one-of-a-kind work of art on canvas. Materials provided include acrylic paint, patterned paper, flat-backed gems, and more. 

TINKER | CREATE | LEARN

We're back with our annual FREE, fun, neighborhood carnival. Enjoy carnival games, prizes, popcorn, cotton candy, and entertainment, including Dan Kirk, aka The Juggler with the Yellow Shoes!

Craft a paper spinner toy that you can take home!

Join Badger Aces author Mike O'Connor for a presentation on forty Wisconsin-born fighter aces from World War I, World War II, Korean War and Vietnam.

Stop in to make a shatter-proof suncatcher with tissue paper and other materials. 

This drop-in program lead by SAGE president and CEO, Stacey Von Busch, teaches teens how to create their own self-published work. This form of art gives creators a unique opportunity to showcase their interests and passions.

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

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

Step into a world of neon fun with black light crafts, music and fun.  Wear white or neon to really stand out!  Ages 11-18.

Join the world of making with paper! Practice the basics of paper folding, and make a more complex box (using paper, glue sticks and scissors), that will explode when you open it! The perfect way to surprise a friend or family member!

Drawing inspiration from the Netflix show, Nailed It!, recreate classic works of art with a twist. Let your creativity run wild and your silliness shine as you turn an art piece into your own crazy adaptation.

Drop-in to enjoy open-ended activities that encourage creativity while focusing on early literacy skills.

The experts from Door County Disc Golf will cover the basics so you can get out on the course.