Upcoming Events

We will read a Choose Your Own Adventure book together aloud, and vote to decide the paths we take through the novel. We'll have a snack or craft to go along with the book. 

Join us for an evening with local Author Jane Hawley Stevens. She will be discussing her book The Celestial Garden. Jane will be selling copies of her book at the event. 

A traditional story time focusing on teaching early literacy skills through songs, rhymes, and books. This program is intended for children ages 0-2. Siblings are welcome to attend.

Join us for a celebration of Mario! We'll have a wide range of games and systems for teens to  take turns playing Mario games. 

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. 

We will be making a potted plant that never needs watered! Out of wire and beads, a beautiful plant will come to life. 

An active story time with stories, songs, and movement followed up with a sensory or process art activity. This program is intended for families with children ages 3-5. 

We provide the building materials, and you provide the creativity. Building materials include LEGOs, Keva planks, blocks, and a variety of other materials. This program is intended for children ages 6-8.

Tweens will get in on the Mario fun with collaborative Mario Party. 

Play the game, trade cards, do activities, and more.

TALK TO YOUR CHILD ABOUT CARD TRADING AHEAD OF TIME. CARD TRADING WILL NOT BE MONITORED. 

Join us for Teen Dungeons and Dragons. No experience required. Due to the nature of game play and the demand, REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED AND SPOTS ARE LIMITED. TEENS MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE.

Talk about what you’ve been reading, watching, listening to, playing, and experiencing. This is a safe and casual time to socialize, talk about media, and meet other gen z adults.

This presentation will be an overview of the programs and services the ADRC offers.  Topics will include information and assistance, benefit specialists, direct services and dementia services.  This presentation will also lay down the gr

Unsolved crimes from the 1920s will be the subject of a presentation on Monday, March 16, at 6 pm at the Carnegie-Schadde Memorial Library in Baraboo. Cases include a robbery spree in Baraboo which included Mrs.

A traditional story time focusing on teaching early literacy skills through songs, rhymes, and books. This program is intended for children ages 0-2. Siblings are welcome to attend.

Teens will get the opportunity to play the board or card games of their choice. We can play as a large group or in smaller ones. 

The Tuesdays with Murder Book Club is for anyone who likes reading mysteries. Each month, the group chooses an author to read. 

Fortnightly is Baraboo's longest-running social club. This club focuses on intellectual discussion and presentation. One member of the group presents on the topic of their choice on the larger theme.

An active story time with stories, songs, and movement followed up with a sensory or process art activity. This program is intended for families with children ages 3-5. 

Try your hand at making paper in this messy program. This program is intended for children age 6-8.

TBD

All presentations start at 6:30 PM at the Carnegie-Schadde Memorial Public Library in Baraboo, doors will open at 6:00 PM.

Wednesday, March 18

Glacial Lakes in the Baraboo Area

Teens are welcome to talk about any science fiction book/graphic novel/audiobook they've read recently, have snacks and make a craft. 

Ms. Beth will have a mini booktalk presentation on the theme to share.

Join our adventuring party and come along for the crazy quests and encounters!