Week Calendar

Free income tax assistance for seniors and low-to-moderate income taxpayers. Appointments will be available between February 4th-April 2nd.

Learn basic hand and machine sewing techniques with Elaine Jacks. This 4-week course is designed for the sewing beginner and will be hands-on with weekly projects. Open to age 11 and up.

Free income tax assistance for seniors and low-to-moderate income taxpayers. Appointments will be available between February 4th-April 2nd.

Mead Public Library and our community partners will celebrate the start of spring by hosting a day of free, hands-on, green-themed activities, presentations, and vendor booths during our 9th annual WinterGreen event on March 21, 10 am-4

Enjoy a matinee movie each Monday in Mead's Rocca Room. Here is the Spring lineup:

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.

Get one-on-one tech support from Mead's library staff at UpTown Social.

End your week relaxing with an hour of coloring. Coloring sheets and utensils provided.

Wake your garden up and get ready for a new growing season! Winter is hard on a garden, the soil, and plants. In addition, spring brings with it a host of tasks that need attention.

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. 

Introduction to SoulCollage® is an art form where participants create their own personal energy/wisdom cards through collage, using images that they find in magazines or books. This is the class to take if you have never done Soul Col

Join in the fun on third Mondays to discuss a different fiction book each month. Reserve copies are available at the first floor desk a month in advance of meetings. 

Here are the Spring picks:

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 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.

Note: The program will be offered in person and online. Register in advance HERE.