Vote at Madison Public Library
Madison Public Library is honored to partner with the City of Madison Clerk's Office once again to provide a location for voter registration, in-person absentee voting, and election day voting.
Check It Out
Featured news, events, and stories from Madison Public Library
Go Big Read Panel on Disability
UW-Madison Go Big Read and Madison Public Library are hosting a panel on disability on Saturday, October 12 from 2-3:30pm at Central Library
Dyslexia Awareness Month Celebration
Enjoy a dinner and presentation about dyslexia, the reading brain and ADHD on OCtober 22 at Sequoya Library to honor Dyslexia Awareness Month. Funded by the Friends of Sequoya Library and hosted in partnership with Children's Dyslexia Center -- Madison.
Madison Public Library Operating Budget 2025
Learn more about the City of Madison and Madison Public Library operating budget.
Wiggles and Words Multi-Age Storytime
multi-age storytime called Wiggles and Words at Goodman South Madison Library
Library Takeover: Mindfulness the Indian Way
Enjoy a full-day experience at Central Library centered on health, wellness, art, and food and immersed in rich Indian traditions planned as part of Library Takeover 2024.
Wisconsin Book Festival Fall Celebration Oct 17-20
The Lineup for the Fall Celebration of the Wisconsin Book Festival has been announced! Save the date for October 17-20, 2024.
Tacones Rojos: Pasos Hacia la Justicia | Rompiendo el Ciclo de Violencia Doméstica [Red Heels - Steps Toward Justice]
A team of local Latinos have come together to host an event called Red Heels: Steps Toward Justice, which will tackle the issues of domestic violence and feminicide in the local community. The event is part of the Library Takeover program at Madison Public Library.
STEM, Rockets and Weather
A short book list bringing together STEM concepts, space, and weather.
Teen Time at Goodman South Madison Library
It Takes A Village After-School Enrichment sessions at Goodman South Madison Library are created in an effort to promote community, and to provide a safe place for youth patrons between 12 and 18 years old to spend time after school.
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