Upcoming Events

The Griefkeepers' Crafting Society is all about socialization and bringing community together, everyone included, to do our crafts and talk about the grief we have in our daily lives.

Adults and teens, age 11+, are invited to stop by to learn about the Imaginarium makerspace, the equipment badging process, or work on a project of their own with a staff member or volunteer available to assist with the makerspace equipment.

Sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidering, and stitching enthusiasts of all kinds can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project to work on. 

All skill levels are welcome. Help each other out with tips and ideas.

Intro to Hmong language for ages 16- adult.

Come join us for this six-week session of Tai Chi led by instructors Jon Doll and Jane Lang in Mead's Quiet Study Room on the second floor. Registration is not required and classes are open to all ability levels.

Do you love the work of William Shakespeare? Have you ever felt challenged by his language or themes? Want to try to explore something new? Then join us for our pilot meeting of the Mead Shakespeare Club!

Adults and teens, age 11+, are invited to stop by to learn about the Imaginarium makerspace, the equipment badging process, or work on a project of their own with a volunteer available to assist with the makerspace equipment. 

Do you write simply for the joy of it? Or to get published? Or to record your family history? Or for any other reason at all?

Join Leighanne Metter-Jensen to discuss a different non-fiction book each month. Book selections can be checked out at the first floor desk the month prior to discussion.

The Summer Reading List:

Join the Sheboygan Ukulele Club and Lil' Rev for this free-form meeting of ukulele enthusiasts. Participants can bring their uke or uke-like instrument to work on a new song or a new skill. All experience levels welcome.

Adults and teens, age 11+, are invited to stop by to learn about the Imaginarium makerspace, the equipment badging process, or work on a project of their own with a staff member or volunteer available to assist with the makerspace equipment.

READ. TALK. MAKE. Create hands-on projects while discussing the book of the month with the Book to Art Club.

Adults and teens, age 11+, are invited to stop by to learn about the Imaginarium makerspace, the equipment badging process, or work on a project of their own with a volunteer available to assist with the makerspace equipment. 

Intro to Hmong language for ages 16- adult.

Join us third Thursdays each month at Craft 30 (908 Michigan Ave) for a book club-like discussion of a film. This is the perfect discussion group for people who want to join in the fun but may not have enough time to read an entire book.

Come join us for this six-week session of Tai Chi led by instructors Jon Doll and Jane Lang in Mead's Quiet Study Room on the second floor. Registration is not required and classes are open to all ability levels.

Learn how to tie patterns on a tea towel to resist dye with Elaine Jacks.

The class will meet outdoors on the east side (8th Street side) of the library building. Wear older clothing; this will be messy!

Adrienne Allen will guide you through quilting this Summer Berry Pie Trivet. All supplies will be provided.

Basic hand and machine sewing skills are required. Open to ages 11+

The Griefkeepers' Crafting Society is all about socialization and bringing community together, everyone included, to do our crafts and talk about the grief we have in our daily lives.

Cut flower gardens grow flowers as crops, with a focus on production and quantity.

Adults and teens, age 11+, are invited to stop by to learn about the Imaginarium makerspace, the equipment badging process, or work on a project of their own with a staff member or volunteer available to assist with the makerspace equipment.

Join us for a book club that celebrates sci-fi, fantasy, and sometimes supernatural horror.  If it can’t happen, or it can’t happen yet, it’s fair game for this book club.  Discover great books and meet people who love speculative fictio

Sharpen and energize your writing with the Sheboygan County Writers Club Critique Group. Writers should bring 5-6 copies of a writing sample in the genre of their choice, 1000 word maximum.

Join the Moonlight & Murder book group for mystery book discussions.