Upcoming Book Sales
Libraries around Madison are hosting several upcoming book sales where you can stock up on some great reading material - and support the library!
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LINKcat Offline for Scheduled Upgrade Dec. 6-10
LINKcat will be offline for a scheduled software update beginning at 9 p.m. on Friday Dec. 6, and ending on Tuesday Dec. 10. This will affect all our public libraries in the seven-county South Central Library System.
Meadowridge Annual Pie Sale
Stock up at the Friends of the Meadowridge Library's annual - and very popular - pie sale!
The Hate U Give Sparks Discussion
The library is hosting multiple film screenings and book discussions of Angie Thomas' The Hate U Give. Join the discussion.
Embroidered Pet Portraits Workshop
Join us in creating your own, one-of-a kind stitched pet portrait with the help of an experienced embroiderer.
What's Cooking?
We're always cooking something up at the Library! Whether you're just beginning to put meals together, looking for new inspiration, or hoping to refine your technique, we've got plenty of classes and workshops for all ages and skill levels.
Visit Madison Living History at Garver Feed Mill Open House
Story Gathering Station at Garver Feed Mill Grand Opening Weekend. Share your memories of Garver Feed Mill!
Family Engagement Sessions with MMSD
Madison Metropolitan School District invites members of the community to participate in a series of events to support children and family learning.
Hawthorne Hootenanny
Join us for a morning of fun with face painting, musical performances and refreshments at the 6th annual Hawthorne Hootenanny.
2019 Mayor's Neighborhood Roundtable
We're excited to host the upcoming 2019 Mayor’s Neighborhood Roundtable at the Central Library on Saturday, November 2, 2019, 9:00am-12:00pm. The City of Madison Mayor's Neighborhood Roundtable 2019 will bring together hundreds of the most thoughtful, conscious, and caring people involved in neighborhoods across our city. Residents, neighborhood groups, nonprofits, faith-based leaders and local elected officials will all be under one roof.
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