Week Calendar

National Exchange Bank & Trust in Sheboygan Falls will be hosting a free Shred Day on Saturday, April 21, from 8 - 11:00 a.m.

Babies ages 6 to 23 months are invited to bring their favorite adult to this fun and interactive 20-minute program. We will share simple books, lap bounces, songs, rhymes and fingerplays.

Science Fun: Caterpillars and Butterflies

Little Listeners

9:30 Early Literacy Storytime

Cursos de inglés ofrecido por Partners for Community Development. Los cursos se comienzen el 9 de Enero y van hasta el 17 de Abril, 2018. Contacta a Elizabeth Prado de Partners para registrarse llamando (920) 459 2780 ext. 118.

Science Fun: Caterpillars and Butterflies

Cursos de inglés ofrecido por Partners for Community Development. Los cursos se comienzen el 11 de Enero y van hasta el 19 de Abril, 2018. Contacta a Elizabeth Prado de Partners para registrarse llamando (920) 459 2780 ext. 118.

Little Listeners  

Early Literacy Storytime 

10:30

Drop in for self-guided open studio time.  Explore Adobe Creative Suite 6, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, LilyPad, Makey Makey, littleBits, LEGO Mindstorms and more!  Relax with some coloring.  Experiment with drawing and painting,

It with Bill Skarsgard & Jaeden Lieberher.  R, 2017, 135 minutes.

Free tech craft projects and activities for grades 6-12.  Held on the third Wednesday of each month, October-May.  All supplies provided.

April 18: LEGO Mindstorms

Join artist Mary Tooley to create fun art projects using your imagination.

Recommended for Grades 2-6

Space is limited.

January 17th, February 21st, March 21st, April 18th and May 16th 

Drop in for self-guided open studio time.  Craft some cards, paint a picture, bead a bracelet, sew a circuit, or print in 3D.  You are only limited by your imagination!

Drop in for self-guided open studio time.  Explore Adobe Creative Suite 6, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, LilyPad, Makey Makey, littleBits, LEGO Mindstorms and more!  Relax with some coloring.  Experiment with drawing and painting,

Come spruce up your career portfolio with a professional headshot. Local photographer Arius Jacks will be providing quality headshots for resume and social media use.

Mead Public Library's fiction book discussion will feature A Legacy of Spies, by John Le Carre, at 6:00 p.m. in The Loft.  Discussion will be led by Kim Dalhaimer, MPL Reference Librarian.  Call 459-3400 ext.

Taught by award winning artist, Lil' Rev, this class is sponsored by Kala Ukuleles and is a continuation of Uke Can Too.

The Horizons4Girls therapy dog, Faith, will be available for children to read to her at Mead Public Library.  Faith is a "Teddy Bear" dog, a Shih Tzu/ Bichon Frise mix.

Join us on the Third Tuesday of every month to learn about a variety of tech topics! Every month we will cover one topic and explore what it is, how it is used, different options available, and some tips on using the technology.

Come join Mead Public Library for our NEW book club at Paradigm Coffee & Music! Led by library assistant Sam Leber, this group is for both lovers of the genre and those just beginning to explore it.

Reception from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., for Shiela Reaves, Professor at UW-Madison, in the Department Of Life Sciences Communication.  Professor Reaves will speak on "Understanding The Art Of Vision" at 7:00 p.m.

Did you know that there may be as many as 3,000 different kinds of insects — more than all the other animal and plant species combined?

Academy Talk: Understanding the Art of Vision, featuring UW-Madison Professor Shiela Reaves, who will share her research surrounding the intersections of neuroscience and the visual brain in an age of increased multitasking and visual stress from