The Diversity Action Team of Rock County presents this family-focused, hands-on event on ableism that emphasizes seeing people with disabilities as individuals first, not defined by their disabilities. Learn ways to interact positively with those who have different abilities.
Make some suncatchers to welcome the spring sunshine. All supplies are provided. Registration required.
Volunteer Jackie Reilly will be at the library to teach beginners to knit or crochet. She will also help those who just want to learn some new stitches or who are stuck on a project. Yarn and kneedles/hooks are supplied during the event. Those who have a project started may […]
Join EPL staff to prep and plant a Community Garden at Silverwood Park. You are welcome to stop out for 30 minutes, and hour, two, or the entire 3 hours. Snacks and water will be available. All ages are welcome.
A real "Professor Of Rock," Dr. Tom Wilmeth discusses notable musicians' first appearances in Wisconsin. Discussion will include such notable performers as: Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Grateful Dead, and Led Zeppelin.
Have you tried vegetable gardening but had a disappointing outcome? Don't give up! In this talk you will be introduced to the basics of successful vegetable gardening. A certified Master Gardener from the Dane County UW-Extension will give this talk. Topics include maintaining your soil, using gardening journals to plan […]
Gather at the library and play a few fun hands of Uno. Can you get rid of your cards first while keeping your neighbor's hand full?
Seed saving can be a fun and rewarding activity that is family-friendly and can lead the next generation into becoming gardeners. In addition to being fun, seed-saving helps preserve historical seed-lines. A certified Master Gardener Volunteer from the Dane Co. UW-Extension will focus this presentation on saving vegetable seeds, as […]
Join the library to learn how to keep your bicycle in tip-top shape. This event will be held outside depending on the weather. Rain location will be the large programming room inside the library.
Archaeologist Richard W. Edwards will speak on the archaeology of the area, with a focus on Native American archaeology.
Learn the basics of block printing and make a custom-printed tote bag inspired by the mushrooms of the ancient world. Materials will be provided. Registration required.
Bring your own item to the library's front lawn to make your own colorful creation. The library will provide dye, gloves, and rubber bands. One item per person, activity weather permitting. Registration encouraged.
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