Learn about Chinese and Japanese poetry in this special program presented by staff member Alex Carlson. Hear about the traditions and styles, then work as a group to analyze a poem. Please contact the library to register by January 17.
The Edgerton Public Library's Book Bunch discuss "So Dear to My Heart" by Sterling North. North, one of America's great novelists, was an Edgerton native who lived from 1906 to 1974 and wrote classics such as “So Dear to My Heart,” “The Wolfling,” and the autobiographical “Rascal” which details North's […]
Adults are invited to an afternoon of crafting! Come learn the art of Chinese paper cutting. You'll ring in the Year of the Tiger with a beautiful, but surprisingly easy, paper cut tiger. Please contact the library to register by January 25.
What does it mean to be transgender or nonbinary? What impact does inclusivity have on our LGBTQ+ youth and neighbors? Join the Edgerton Library for an interactive discussion with GSAFE of Madison and learn about how you can be supportive and inclusive of transgender and nonbinary family and community members. […]
Join other fiber arts lovers in the cozy magazine room of the Edgerton Public Library to knit, crochet, or stitch while enjoying one another's company. Bring something you are working on or start a new project. Get advice and help from others, too!
Head to the Edgerton Public Library for the movie Stillwater, starring Matt Damon, in the big room projected on the screen. This movie is rated R. Register to attend by February 14.
Learn to create bleeding tissue paper art! All supplies will be provided. Please contact the library to register by February 21.
Shop for great books at even better prices! Proceeds support library programming. Sponsored by the Friends of the Edgerton Public Library. Thursday, February 24: 1 PM - 8 PM Friday, February 25: 10 AM - 5 PM Saturday, February 26: 9 AM - 2 PM
Unless it's raining, bundle up and join Kirsten from the Edgerton Public Library outside at Central Park for some singing, dancing, and other early literacy fun. We'll meet near the playground. Please park on Swift Street to avoid walking through the light display.
Sterling North, one of America's great novelists, was an Edgerton native who lived from 1906 to 1974 and wrote classics such as “So Dear to My Heart,” “The Wolfling,” and the autobiographical “Rascal” which details North's life raising a raccoon, the titular character. “Rascal” and “So Dear to My Heart” […]
Join The Edgerton Public Library for an author talk with Jenny Kalvaitis & Kristen Whitson, coauthors of the book We Will Always Be Here: A guide to exploring and understanding the history of LGBTQ+ activism in Wisconsin. This event is geared toward teens and adults. Copies of the book will […]
Did you know the Edgerton Public Library director grows over 100 varieties of tomatoes? Join Kirsten as she shares a short introduction into the world of heirloom tomatoes. Then choose some seeds and start your own plants. Everyone will have the chance to plant 3 varieties to take home. All […]
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