Meadowridge Frankenfest
Celebrate 200 years of Mary Shelley's horror classic with Meadowridge Library!
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Featured news, events, and stories from Madison Public Library
Artist-in-Residence: Jacki Whisenant
Jacki Whisenant's Bubbler residency "Under the Lens" centers around large watercolor/mixed media paintings of tiny things, drawing attention to the smaller elements of the natural world that often go unnoticed.
Hispanic Heritage Month
In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15-October 15, Madison Public Library will host a series of events highlighting the achievements and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans and celebrating Hispanic and Latino American culture.
Register to Vote at the Library
Celebrate democracy by making sure you're registered to vote! On Tuesday, September 25, the City of Madison will join hundreds of communities nationwide in celebrating National Voter Registration Day
Music & Memory
Did you know eight of nine Madison Public Library locations now offer the Music & Memory program? Music & Memory provides personalized music playlists to help promote cognitive function and improve the lives of those living with dementia.
Get a Library Card
Make Madison Public Library your library. Sign up for a library card today!
ofEken Photography Exhibit
Explore Madison's Northside Eken Park Neighborhood through the modern photography style of Eken Park resident, Ben Z.
Young at Art Exhibit
Celebrate and appreciate works by local women artists. Young at Art, an art exhibit by Thursday's Artists, will be on display from September 1-October 29 at Pinney Library.
Shelter from the Storm
Throughout these last few weeks, several rescues have happened due to the flooding waters.
Here's one story that might not make the headlines - but makes those of us at Madison Public Library very proud.
For the Record: Vinyl Collection at Monroe
"Music just sounds better on vinyl."
If you've said this (or at least want to know what all the fuss is about), then Monroe Street Library has just what you need. Come explore the vinyl collection at Monroe Street Library. No turntable? No problem - you can check those out, too.
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