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EVENTS
| FOR ADULTS | April 2023 |
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Library programs, events, and activities are free and open
to the public, but some may require registration. | |
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Log your reading on Beanstack online or the Beanstack app to earn badges. Read 10 hours and earn a Beardie Buck good for $1 toward the purchase of a Friends Book Sale item. Open to all ages!
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| Wednesday, April 5 • 4-5:30 | Drop-in for crafting, coloring, bookmark making, and conversation. This month's project: Pompom Bunnies |
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| Wednesdays • 6-7 pm | Join us for a series of videos presented by gardening expert Melinda Meyers. Registration is required. |
April 5 - Helpful Ideas for New Plant Parents
April 12 - Jump Start Your Season and Protect Your Plants
April 19 - Getting Started Growing Vegetable & Flower Gardens
April 26 - Creative Container Gardening
May 3 - Grow Your Own Flowers for Bouquets in Containers, Raised Beds, & Gardens
May 10 - Organic Pest Management for Vegetable and Flower Gardens |
| Registration is Required |
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| Tuesday, April 11 • 6-7:30 or Wednesday, April 19 • 1-2:30 pm
| Learn how to paint with step-by-step instructions. |
| Registration is Required |
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| Thursdays, April 13 & 27 • 6-7:45 pm | Bring your project and make new friends! All fiber arts are welcome–crochet, knit, cross-stitch, weaving, latch-hooking, and more! |
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| Monday, April 17 • 6-7 pm |
Join us as we discuss a new thriller each month. This month’s title: Hunting Time by Jeffery Deaver. |
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| Tuesday, April 18 • 6-7 pm | Join Jayne Jenks from the Waukesha County Parks and Land Use Department to learn the benefits of rain gardens and how rain barrels help restore a more natural water flow while saving you money. Attendees can enter to win a rain barrel!
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| Tuesday, April 25 • 6-7 pm or Wednesday, April 26 • 1-2 pm
| Join us for simple recipe demonstrations and fun conversations. This month's menu: potato salad and fruit fluff. |
| Registration is Required |
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| Friday, May 5 • 10:30 am-12 pm |
Gather 'round and move to the beat of our drum circle, led by Arts @ Large. The Lake Country Library Memory Project is a monthly social gathering for those with early-stage dementia or mild cognitive impairment and a care partner. Visit librarymemoryproject.org for more information. |
| Registration is Preferred |
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200 W. South St.
Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262) 569-2193 oconomowoclibrary.org |
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