Forestville Library

Families and young children are invited to listen to stories, followed by an art activity. Various themes are discussed and show up throughout the readings. All are welcome. Contact Barb at 856.6886 for questions and more information.

Kids and families are invited to enjoy a variety of hands-on, learning activities. Different themes each week.

Kids and families are invited to enjoy a variety of hands-on, learning activities. Different themes each week.

Kids and families are invited to enjoy a variety of hands-on, learning activities. Different themes each week.

Families and young children are invited to listen to stories, followed by an art activity. Various themes are discussed and show up throughout the readings. All are welcome. Contact Barb with questions and for more information.

Readings and discussion about the importance of poetry in our lives with Poet Laureates Sharon Auberle and Nancy Rafal. Held in collaboration with elected officials, community representatives, and high school students.

A space-themed story time with experiments and coloring an alien.

For families with young children. Featuring stories in the theme of “From Apples to Cider.” Stay after the stories to make a yarn and cardboard apple craft and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children, the stories will have a “Fall Mixed Up/Fall Leaves” theme. Stay after the stories to make a leaf collage craft and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children. Featuring farm stories today. Stay after to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children, featuring “harvest time” stories. Stay after to make a craft and an enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children, "square" pumpkin stories will be read. Stay after to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

This is the annual Halloween party for families with young children. Listen to stories, make crafts and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children, the theme is: Introducing the Cheese Man. Stay after the stories to make a craft and an enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children, listen to “owl” stories. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children and featuring “Night Animal” stories. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

Join this annual Thanksgiving party for families with young children. They will read stories and make a craft while enjoying refreshments

For families with young children, today's stories are Christmas/winter-themed. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children, the stories are themed “Cookies and Other Holiday Delights.” Stay after the stories to make a cookie craft and enjoy refreshments.

Winer stories will be read aloud, followed by custom balloon creations from artist Mark Paul.

The annual Christmas party for families with young children. Stay after the stories to make various sparkly, Christmas crafts and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children featuring “Winter” stories. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children. Today's stories are about winter clothing. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children, featuring stories about what snowmen do at night. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

For families with young children featuring stories about penguins. Stay after to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

Families with young children are invited to listen to stories about bears hibernating. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

Learn about the new “Door County Speaks” oral history kit — a tool for promoting oral history projects, building community memory and fostering deeper collaborations between public libraries and community organizations. Steve Rice will share these easy-to-use kits and explain how to plan and conduct a professional-quality oral history interview. Kits will be available for checkout at every Door County Library branch starting in spring 2020. Part of Door County Reads 2020.

Families with young children are invited to listen to stories about winter sports. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

Discussing “Virgil Wander” by Leif Enger and facilitated by Tina Kakuske with the East Maplewood and Maplewood Homemaker’s Clubs. Participants and listeners are welcome.

9:30am. Stories & Fun. For families with young children featuring stories in the theme of “calm down.” Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments. 10:30am. Kids Read to a Friendly Therapy Dog. Come and read to a special dog, Sarge. He loves to listen to stories.

9:30am. Stories & Fun Valentine's Day Party. Celebrate Valentine’s Day with stories for families with young children. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments. 10:30am. Kids Read to a Friendly Therapy Dog. Read to a special dog, Sarge, who loves to listen to stories.

Featuring stories of “Emergency!” with fire trucks and other emergency vehicles as a theme. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

Kids can come and read out loud to a special dog, Sarge.

For families with young children featuring “Circus” stories. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

Kids can come and read out loud to a special dog, Sarge.

For families with young children and featuring stories in the theme of “Night-Night.” Stay after to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

Families with young children are invited to hear stories in the theme of St. Patrick's Day. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.

CANCELED. Families with young children are invited to hear stories about spring. Stay after to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.  

CANCELED. Families with young children are invited to listen to stories with a birthday theme. Stay after the stories to make a craft and enjoy refreshments.