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Cinesthesia is an adventurous, eclectic series of classic and contemporary art-house films culled from the margins of cinema.
Don't miss these alternative cinematic experiences at Central Library - all events are free to attend, no tickets or registration required. Take a look at the 2019 film line-up!
It's just about crunch time for many students - and the library is here to help.
Find a quiet spot to work, utilize our research resources, take a study break to explore an art exhibition, or discover your new favorite post-finals read.
Powered by the automotive experts at MOTOR, AutoMate provides the most accurate, authoritative and up-to-date service and repair information for thousands of domestic and imported vehicles. AutoMate is available to access (remotely or in-library) using your Madison Public Library card!
Be part of our second annual joint intergenerational photo exhibit and have your photo taken by local artist Jennifer Bastian.
Your library card gives you FREE access to technical ebooks and so much more! Safari Books Online is a custom library of top-rated computer programming books, code snippets, certification preparation, practice exercises, and training videos.
Winter is practically here! These upcoming events will help you beat cabin fever, embrace winter festivities, and keep you and your loved ones thoroughly entertained.
Meet the pooches who inspire children to read! The Read to a Dog program encourages children to practice their reading aloud skills to a furry friend, building reading confidence.
Bring a favorite book (or find one at the library!) and read aloud to a doggo.
C-Span2 BookTV covered seven Wisconsin Book Festival events during our October 11-14 festival. Below are links to all discussions and live with call-ins, archived on the C-Span2 BookTV site.
Open Enrollment for 2019 runs from November 1, 2018 to December 15, 2018 - The yearly period when people can enroll in a health insurance plan.
The "Epic Campus and Madison" art show focuses on Madison with a new interest in the Epic Systems Corporation Campus.
Artist Paul Briskey explains, "The campus at Epic has many fascinatingly themed buildings and interiors. Along with this, Epic was chosen as a subject because of their effect on the economy of Madison - being a billion dollar a year company and how they literally bring people from all over the world to Madison to learn their software and visit Madison. Overall though, they have an artistically impressive campus that is deserving of an artist's attention."
Briskey's "Epic Campus and Madison" exhibit will be on display at Alicia Ashman Library from November through December.
