Transforming Metal Workshops
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Enjoy a hands-on workshop with the Wisconsin Metalsmiths to transform metal into jewelery or art.
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Enjoy a hands-on workshop with the Wisconsin Metalsmiths to transform metal into jewelery or art.
Local memoir writer Sarah White will lead a 4-week fun and games for writers class at Pinney Library on Wednesday afternoons.
Help assemble mini maker kits for kids to enjoy at the library this summer! Volunteers are needed.
Madison Public Library will host several free events on learning to mend, repair, and care for household items from August-November 2024. This series is hosted by Beyond the Page.
Meadowridge Library is hosting a family-friendly community resource fair on Saturday, May 11 from 11am-3pm.
Cap Times political reporters Andrew Bahl and Erin McGroarty are hosting two community listening sessions in Madison Public Libraries to get feedback and ideas around reporting on the upcoming election cycle
Come meet Mexican artists Armando and Alejandro Jimenez as they create alebrijes - a traditional form of mexican folk art - and share more about the creation of this art.
Join a new program at Goodman South Madison Library where we'll try a new, hands-on science experiment every week during the summer
Madison Public Library is giving away free eclipse glasses starting April 3, 2024
Los miembros del Grupo de Conversación en Español de University League ofrecen este programa de conversación gratis para adultos con nivel intermedio o avanzado, del segundo jueves del mes, en la biblioteca Sequoya.
Members of the University League Spanish Conversation Group offer this free conversation program for adults with an intermediate or advanced level in Spanish, on the second Thursday of the month, in the Sequoya Library.