Join the Spring Green Community Library every Tuesday at 1pm for a cup of coffee, a sweet treat, and a movie or presentation. Be sure to check out their website for details on each week's showing.
Are you up for the challenge? Come by yourself or bring a team of up to 4 teens or adults to see if you can beat the Spring Green Community Library's Trivia! Themes will change with each session, and bragging rights will go to the winners.
The Spring Green Community Library hosts an All-Ages Storytime on most Wednesdays. The event features a little music, a little action, and lots of great books, and is always followed by a craft or interactive activity. Quiet toys are available to play with if children get the wiggles. September themes include "Fruits & Veggies" and "Chickens" in honor of National Chicken Appreciation Month.
Join the Spring Green Community Library for a cup of coffee, a snack, and a chat about this month's selection, "The Hummingbird's Daughter" by Luis Alberto Urrea. Copies of the book are available at the library a month before the discussion.
William R. Clark, Professor Emeritus of Wildlife Ecology at Iowa State University, will present an informative talk on the evolution and conservation of the cat family. The presentation covers his research on bobcats in the Midwest and North America, their Lynx cousins, the status of pumas, and endangered ocelots, as well as the history of ancestral sabertooths and cheetahs that once roamed the continent. Attendees will learn about the conservation challenges presented by habitat loss, hunting conflicts, and climate change. The event will feature interesting science, great pictures, and time for questions.
The Sleep Education for Everyone Program (SLEEP) is an evidence-based course from Michigan State University designed to help improve your sleep quality. If you have problems getting enough sleep, falling asleep, or staying asleep, this interactive six-week program teaches sleep hygiene best practices, Stimulus Control Therapy, mindfulness, relaxation techniques, and more. The class is taught by Danielle Sander, Health & Well-being Educator at UW-Extension Sauk County. Because this is an interactive session, active participation by those who attend is highly appreciated. Pre-registration is requested and can be completed online or over the phone.
Join the Spring Green Community Library for a local Craft Fair! You can stop by to browse and see what creative items your neighbors have made, or you can join in the fun by selling items you have crafted yourself.
Join the Spring Green Community Library every Tuesday at 1pm for a cup of coffee, a sweet treat, and a movie or presentation. Be sure to check out their website for details on each week's showing.
Come to the library to meet fellow knitters and crafters in the community. Attendees can come for help—beginner to mid-level knitting assistance is available—learn new skills, or simply brush up on current ones. It is a great opportunity to get out of the house for a few hours and enjoy the proven health benefits of craft work, including knitting and crocheting. Join when you can, and invite your knitting and crocheting friends to tag along.
Join the Spring Green Community Library for weekly line dancing lessons throughout the month of October. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior experience is needed to participate. Attendees will discover everything from classic routines to the latest line dancing favorites.
The Sleep Education for Everyone Program (SLEEP) is an evidence-based course from Michigan State University designed to help improve your sleep quality. If you have problems getting enough sleep, falling asleep, or staying asleep, this interactive six-week program teaches sleep hygiene best practices, Stimulus Control Therapy, mindfulness, relaxation techniques, and more. The class is taught by Danielle Sander, Health & Well-being Educator at UW-Extension Sauk County. Because this is an interactive session, active participation by those who attend is highly appreciated. Pre-registration is requested and can be completed online or over the phone.
Reading to a dog is a wonderful way to build reading skills and confidence. Readers ages 5 to 12 can sign up for a 15-minute slot to sit down and read aloud with a registered therapy dog, such as Dealer or Luna. Children can bring a favorite book or try a new one from the library's collection.
