Week Calendar

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.

Preschoolers can practice language, literacy, and listening skills while enjoying a variety of books, rhymes, music, movement activities, and even short films during this 30 minute storytime.

Story Time that promotes early literacy

Sheboygan Children & Teen's Book Festival 

October 13-15

It is Ada Lovelace Day and we will be running a wikithon all day in the Imaginarium to recognize and celebrate local women of science, technology, engineering, art and math! 

Preschoolers can practice language, literacy, and listening skills while enjoying a variety of books, rhymes, music, movement activities, and even short films during this 30 minute storytime.

Story Time promotes early literacy

The University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for East Asian Studies  & Mead Public Library present a Roundtable on the North Korea Crisis, a free public discussion at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct.

Join us for grown up craft time!  

We will meet second Sundays, October-April, 1:30pm-3:30pm to make a different project each month.

January 14: Terrariums

A Dog's Purpose, with Josh Gad & Peggy Lipton.  2017, PG, 100 minutes.

One-on-one help from Mead volunteers. Learn how to:

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!

This is a fun way to experience STEM projects for free

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!

The Tipping Point : how little things can make a big difference, by Malcolm Gladwell. c2000.

Drop in and join the Bauble Heads in making jewelry while socializing and sharing ideas. Open to all skill levels.

Join local female experts in a discussion of career paths in science, technology, engineering, and math.  Talks will be given in a flash format, followed by panel question and discussion time.

Join us for a viewing of the film "Code: Debugging the Gender Gap" 

Taught by award winning artist, Lil' Rev, this class is sponsored by Kala Ukuleles for the benefit of the absolute beginner. You don’t need any experience or even a ukulele — we’ll provide one for you! All you need to do is show up!

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.

UW-Sheboygan faculty will guide participants in exploring U.S. foreign policy and global issues. Part of the Great Decisions world affairs education program. Co-sponsored by the American Association of

Join the Mead Public Library Poetry Circle with Karl Elder, Professor of Creative Writing and Poet in Residence at Lakeland University.  Bring along poetry from any time period to read and discuss, including your own works.  All are welc

Read. Talk. Make.
Open to Teens and Adults
 

The Book to Art Club combines reading, discussion, and art-making!

Family Stroy time with fingerplays, and activities