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TODAY
In the downstairs Friends Community Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Monthly library board meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month. Agenda and minutes at midlibrary.org/board Public Meeting, Everyone Welcome.
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Thursday December 12
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Make a pillow, that looks like a pop tart! No-sew felt pillows are a perfect quick and fun craft. Registration appreciated. Ages 12-19.
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Friday December 13
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In the downstairs Friends Community Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Homeschool Hangout: Legos! Friday, December 13, 1pm Homeschooling families of all ages are invited to the library for the homeschool hangout! Build with Legos, and if you're brave, take on the disaster challenge! Registration appreciated.
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Saturday December 14
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Come play the next adventure in the ongoing Teen Gloomhaven series! Each session is standalone, and no prior experience is needed. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Thursday December 19
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Teen D&D Ongoing Campaign kicks off! There's trouble in town, smoke has been sighted and the goblins are restless. What evil is lurking in the shadows, below Phandelver… No experience needed, everyone is welcome! New players are welcome to make their own level 1 character, current players may use their character at their current level. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Monday December 30
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In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Noon Year's Eve Silent Disco! Monday, December 30 @ 11:30am Celebrate the upcoming New Year with a Noon Year's Eve celebration! Dancing starts at 11:30 leading up to the big balloon drop at the stroke of Noon! *Depending on attendance, may become a not so silent disco!* All ages welcome - registration appreciated.
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Friday January 3
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In the Main Level Programming Room
Want to volunteer at the library? Come to this meeting! We'll hang out, do some work, eat some snacks, and talk about upcoming programs. Registration appreciated, just so I know how many snacks to bring! Ages 13-19.
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Thursday January 9
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Teen D&D Ongoing Campaign continues! There's trouble in town, smoke has been sighted and the goblins are restless. What evil is lurking in the shadows, below Phandelver… No experience needed, everyone is welcome! New players are welcome to make their own level 1 character, current players may use their character at their current level. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Saturday January 11
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In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Drop in for some LEGO fun for all ages! You'll find parts and pieces available to let your creative side go wild. Like a little structure? There will also be LEGO sets for teens and adults across the hall - build a radio, a flower arrangement, the Statue of Liberty, and more!
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Saturday January 11
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In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
The Mammoth Hunters (All ages) Saturday, January 11 @ 1pm “The Mammoth Hunters” takes the audience on a tour of the lives of prehistoric hunters right here in Wisconsin. Using a large display of artifact and fossil reproductions, you will go on a hunt for a wooly mammoth. You'll learn about the archeology behind what we know, see demonstrations of a variety of tools and skills, including the atlatl, friction fire, and even a few ancient musical instruments. The show will end with an up close, hands-on look at the items on display. Registration Appreciated.
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Thursday January 16
Sign-up Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Come hang out with fellow book lovers! Each month we'll read and discuss a different book, with snacks and activities to go along with it. This month we will start the year by talking about our favorite books from 2024! Feel free to bring it along, or to just come to hear about titles to add to your TBR list. We will also choose a book for the next discussion. Registration appreciated, ages 12-19.
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Friday January 17
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In the Main Level Programming Room
A new monthly teen series! Each month you'll vote on an anime show to watch, and have some snacks. Also featuring bonus activities! Registration appreciated, ages 12-19. Permission form required for ages 12-15: will be emailed before the event to registered participants, or available at the event. All shows will be previewed by librarian in advance and will be rated PG - PG14. A list of the potential shows available at each session is available on request to JKSenn@midlibrary.org.
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Saturday January 18
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
Come play the next adventure in the ongoing Teen Gloomhaven series! Each session is standalone, and no prior experience is needed. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Thursday January 23
Registration Required - Click Here to Register Online!
In the Main Level Programming Room
The Teen D&D Ongoing Campaign continues! There's trouble in town, smoke has been sighted and the goblins are restless. What evil is lurking in the shadows, below Phandelver… No experience needed, everyone is welcome! New players are welcome to make their own level 1 character, current players may use their character at their current level. Registration required, ages 12-19.
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Saturday January 25
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In the Upper Level Library
Nerf at the Library (Ages 12 & Up) Join us for this epic Nerf battle between the stacks of the Middleton Library. We'll gather after-hours in the library for an evening of battle fun with Nerf Outings Madison! Bring your own Nerf blasters or borrow one from NOMAD (supplies are limited). This event is for ages 12 & up. Each participant must have a signed waiver, which will be sent in the week leading up to the event. Those under 18 must have the waiver signed by a guardian.
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Monday January 27
In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Monday Movie Matinee: Ice Age (All Ages) Monday, January 27, 1:00-2:30pm Manny the mammoth, Sid the loquacious sloth, and Diego the sabre-toothed tiger go on a comical quest to return a human baby back to his father, across a world on the brink of an ice age. Rated PG, run time 1 hour, 21 min. If you need accommodations to attend this event, please contact info@midlibrary.org or 608-827-7403.
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Friday February 14
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In the downstairs Friends Community Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Homeschool Hangout: Love Your Library! Friday, February 14 @ 1pm Ever wanted a behind the scenes look at your library? Join us for this tour of the library with fellow homeschool families, ending with a fun library scavenger hunt!
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Saturday February 15
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In the downstairs Archer Room (through the lobby stairwell)
Registration opens January 15 Add a little sweetness to your day with this fun cookie decorating event! All supplies provided--just bring your creativity. Sessions begin at 1:00, 1:30, 2:00, and 2:30. Please register only for 1 session. Registration Required. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Saturday February 22
The Middleton Public Library is excited to host its first-ever “How-To Fest”! This hands-on, all-ages festival will showcase local expertise, bringing the community together to learn new skills and hobbies in short 5-10 min demonstrations. Do you have a skill to share? Please read below for more information, and to apply. The library is looking for a diversity of skills to share! Examples include: - how to sew a button
- how to practice chair yoga
- how to ID invasive and poisonous plants
- how to use a fire extinguisher
- how to adopt and foster dogs
- and more!
The possibilities are endless, and we welcome your creativity! Applications may be submitted online at https://www.midlibrary.org/HowToFest or in person at the library service desk. Applications are due by December 31, 2024. Submission of an application is not a guarantee of participation. Participants will be notified by January 13, 2025.
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