Upcoming Events

A local Dungeon Master will host one- shot campaigns for teens. No experience needed, but bring a character sheet if you already have a character. (5:30 PM -7:45 PM) 

Join us as we celebrate spring with our favorite piano-playing library duo! Zach Ott and Gretchen Roltgen will be returning Thursday, May 9 for a piano duet concert at 6:30 PM in the library auditorium. All are welcome at this free event!

The library’s English Conversation Hour is a space to practice speaking English in a friendly, supportive environment.

A gentle and quiet bonding time with stories, songs and rhymes. Perfect for babies who aren't quite mobile yet. 

An upbeat Babygarten with rhymes, bounces, and dancing for those little ones that are movers and shakers. 

Who Would Win? Book Club, ages 6 to 11, Tuesday's from 3:30-4:30pm.  We will read each book together, then we will do a fun activity related to the book.  

Registration is not required. 

We’ll play party games from the Nintendo Everybody 1-2 Switch, using the library’s Nintendo Switch. 

Board meeting for the Friends of the Library. This meeting is open to the public.  If you would like to address the board and be added to the agenda, please contact the Library Director at least 24 hours before the meeting. 

In honor of World Migratory Bird Day, join us for this co-sponsored event between Powered Up Baraboo and the Baraboo Buds Garden Club. 

"Through the Looking Glass: Studying and Reducing Bird-Window Collisions"

A storytime focused on music and movement. Participants should be ready to dance and move. This program is intended for children 0-5 and their caregiver/s.

Pokemon enthusiasts ages 6 to 11 are welcome the 1st and 3rd Wednesday's of the month to meet in the Youth Program Room, 2nd floor.  You can bring your cards and binders and have battles or just hang out with other Pokemaniacs and trade.

A local chess expert will be on hand to help tweens and teens ages 10-17 learn how to play chess. Join us to learn the game, or to be challenged by an expert player. 

The Library's Chess Night for Adults is a weekly space to drop in and play chess. Bring your own chess set or use one of the library’s. All experience levels welcome!

The library's Craft/Tea Time is a weekly drop-in workspace for adults to bring their own craft projects to work on. The library will also provide a limited variety of supplies (and tea, of course!) 
 

Join us and a local expert to play, learn to play, or ask questions throughout the game. New decks will be available to new players. Beginners and experienced players welcome! (4:00 PM-6:00 PM)

Readers Anonymous, the book club for Millennials, will discuss Piranesi by Suzanna Clark at their May meeting.

Let's Talk Books at BASCO is a monthly space to discuss the books we've read and learn about new books coming out! People should come ready to chat about the books they've loved and hated and give recommendations.

Have you been curious about getting started playing chess? Are you looking to learn some basic strategy to improve your game?

A representative from Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin will be available to answer questions about the program and get people signed up for the program.

The library’s Spanish Conversation Hour is a space to practice speaking Spanish in a friendly, supportive environment. Note that a Spanish teacher will not be present.

A gentle and quiet bonding time with stories, songs and rhymes. Perfect for babies who aren't quite mobile yet. 

An upbeat Babygarten with rhymes, bounces, and dancing for those little ones that are movers and shakers. 

Who Would Win? Book Club, ages 6 to 11, Tuesday's from 3:30-4:30pm.  We will read each book together, then we will do a fun activity related to the book.  

Registration is not required. 

This is the regular monthly meeting of the Carnegie-Schadde Memorial Public Library board.  This meeting is open to the public.