It's that time of the year again! The Library Foundation will be taking in donations for the annual book sale (Aug 2 & 3). Bring in your gently used books during the donation days hours, 10a-4p, 7/30 & 7/31! Look for the drop off donation signs on Menominee Street. Questions? Give the library a call at 715-356-4437
It's that time of the year again! The Library Foundation will be taking in donations for the annual book sale (Aug 2 & 3). Bring in your gently used books during the donation days hours, 10a-4p, 7/30 & 7/31! Look for the drop off donation signs on Menominee Street. Questions? Give the library a call at 715-356-4437
It's that time of the year again! The Library Foundation annual book sale (Aug 2 & 3). Questions? Give the library a call at 715-356-4437
It's that time of the year again! The Library Foundation annual book sale (Aug 2 & 3). Questions? Give the library a call at 715-356-4437
Mindfulness is the practice of being fully present in the moment, cultivating awareness and acceptance of our thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. Join us as Kathy Mitchell guides us through mindfulness skills to live well every day.
Don’t miss out! Trivia Night for adults. Bring a team or join a team! Snacks for all and a prize for the winning team. No registration needed.
Do you knit, crochet, sew, embroidery, or enjoy some other fiber art? Please join the Fiber Friends! Fiber Friends meets weekly throughout the year in the library's program room. This group is open to all to attend. Feel free to bring in a brown bag lunch if desired. Come to one, come to all! Wednesdays […]
Join us in-person or online Monday, August 12th, to discuss the book Into the Forest by Rebecca Frankel. Email chultman@minocqualibrary.org for information on how to attend. Discussion questions can be found here.
The Lakeland Area Genealogical Society will hold its monthly meeting at the Minocqua Public Library on August 13 at 1:30 p.m. This month’s program will be a video entitled “Shared DNA matches-the only DNA tool you will ever need” presented by Diahan Southard. This program will provide valuable information to those who have already taken a DNA test and want to make the best use of the test results. For those who have not yet taken a DNA test, they will discover how a DNA test can be used to enhance their genealogy research. Future programs include “Resources for Beginning German Research” followed by a question and answer session, “Where did you find that? Effective Searches on Family Search.org” and “Forensic Genealogy: Law & Order Meets Family History”.
Visitors are always welcome to join us.
We are a group of local genealogists who have varying interests and degrees of experience in researching their family histories. We meet once a month for a brief business meeting and an educational program. We enjoy sharing our knowledge and helping others. Monthly meetings are normally held in the “Susan & Roger Smith Meeting Room” of […]
Noted storyteller Joe McHugh has traveled the backroads of America meeting people and recording their family stories. Many of these stories have been featured on programs for public radio, NPR’s Morning Edition, and Voice of America.
Learn steps and strategies you can take to protect your information and improve your safety while using the internet.
All crafting and crafters are welcome! Drop in to spend time together while working on your project(s).
Join us for a fantastic night to explore the exhibits at the museum! Each exhibit tells the unique story of our local community, and the cozy atmosphere makes it easy to connect with the exhibits and appreciate the local heritage. At Minocqua Museum, 503 Flambeau Street, Minocqua.
Get ready to shout “BINGO!” and win some prizes at this fun-filled event. Our professional Bingo caller will guide you through multiple rounds of the classic game, and there will be plenty of opportunities to win big. Refreshments will be provided!
Join us in-person or online Monday, August 26th at 6pm, to discuss the book Vanderbilt by Anderson Cooper. Email chultman@minocqualibrary.org for information on how to attend.
Presented by Dan Scrobell, local history enthusiast. In 1912, a fire which started across from where the post office sits today destroyed most of the buildings along Front Street. Much of the town's business district was destroyed by a major fire in 1912. Many of the buildings on the main street today were designed and built after the fire.