Garden Stepping Stones

Make a little bug-inspired stepping stone for your garden or yard. Drop-in Wednesday, July 12th between 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Registration is REQUIRED to make sure we have enough materials on hand. Call us or direct message us on social media (Facebook or Instagram) to claim your spot! (920) 387-7910

Ice Cream Day! – July

Celebrate National Ice Cream Month with us! Make ice cream in a bag with Dodge County Ambassador, Brenda Conley, in the yard behind the library.

July 5th at 1:30 p.m. Ice cream and other related fun will be had! See you there!

It’s A Wonderful Life!

Come see us this Saturday, December 3rd from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for the It’s Wonderful Life event! There will be fun events all over Main St. Here at the Library we’ll have elf storytime, crafts, a family picture spot, book bingo, and more! Stop in for an itinerary of our events and to see when the storytimes will be.

Starry Night on the Marsh

Mark your calendars! Starry Night on the Marsh is coming Friday, September 9th starting at 6 pm. Make sure to stay for the telescope viewing!

This family-friendly event, which focuses on nocturnal animals and astronomy, starts promptly at 6:00, and it promises a full schedule of fun activities, interesting presentations, and hands-on experience opportunities. DNR staff at Horicon Marsh, Friends of Horicon Marsh volunteers and seven Dodge County libraries will provide a wide array of activities and crafts.
Activities include an owl pellet dissection, trivia games, constellation crafts, star-parachute games and more! The Marsh will give a presentation on nocturnal animals at 6:30, and members of the Northern Cross Science Foundation will discuss telescopes and the night sky at 7:15. Starting at 8:00, members of the Northern Cross Science Foundation will share telescopes for public viewing of the night sky (weather permitting). Bake sale items and snacks will be available as well.
Don’t miss this fun and educational event! Participating libraries include libraries from the following communities: Beaver Dam, Brownsville, Horicon, Hustisford, Juneau, Lomira, and Mayville.
The Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center is located at N7725 Highway 28, Horicon, WI. For more information, you can contact the Mayville Public Library or DNR Wildlife Educator, Liz Herzmann at 920-387-7893 or Elizabeth.herzmann@wisconsin.gov

Farmlife: Quilt Blocks of Memories

The Quilt Blocks of Memories
Where did your family come from? Many Dodge county families trace their history to the Baltic area in northern Europe (now northern Poland and Germany). The family of Martin Frederick Christian emigrated from that area in 1843, before Wisconsin became a state. The Theresa township family farm on Allen Road, purchased by his grandson Wilhelm, has been home to 4 generations of family members. Diane Christian Boehm (author of Farm Life: The Quilt Blocks of Memories) and Rob Bowe (author of many Pionier articles on the history of local families and the region) will present their family stories and the writing questions that led to their research and publications.
Join us for the presentation on September 1st at 6:30 pm.