11-13 years
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Hephaestus, a brand new musical from Madison native Nathan Fosbinder.
This program will feature scenes and songs from Music Theatre of Madison's production, Hephaestus, interspersed with analysis and background from professors William Aylward or William Brockliss, experts in Greek mythology from UW-Madison's Department of Classical and Near Eastern Studies.
The Doctor is lost in space and time! Join a group of time-traveling adventurers to help the Doctor make it back to the TARDIS and escape the Time Vortex!
Teens grades 6 and up.
Registration is required, sonic screwdrivers are optional.
Stop by the 2nd Floor Information Desk, email storef [at] stolib.org (storef[at]stolib[dot]org), or call 873-6281 to register. Registration begins March 20th and space is limited.
Join us as we investigate our corner of space and beyond with MPM On the Move (Milwaukee Public Museum’s outreach program)! Learn how our understanding of the universe has changed through the years. Participants will get a chance to model the movement of celestial bodies and build their own scale model of the solar system.
For astronomy lovers ages 8 through adult!
The mission is simple: travel to Planet Earth, inhabit the body of an average teenager, and determine if the human race should be annihilated.
Join us discussing David Klass’s book Stuck On Earth an engrossing look at true friends, truer enemies, and awkward alien first kisses.
For teens in grades 6 and up.
Visit the 2nd Floor Information Desk for a copy of the book.
Be inspired by the Doctor’s meetings with Vincent van Gogh and create your own piece of Who art. Your resulting artwork may not hang in the Musée d’Orsay but it will be displayed on the 2nd floor of the library!
No registration required, all materials will be provided.
Teens grades 6 and up.
The Doctor is lost in space and time! Join a group of time-traveling adventurers to help the Doctor make it back to the TARDIS and escape the Time Vortex!
Teens grades 6 and up.
Registration is required, sonic screwdrivers are optional.
Stop by the 2nd Floor Information Desk, email storef@ stolib.org, or call 873-6281 to register. Registration begins March 20th and space is limited.
The Doctor is lost in space and time! Join a group of time-traveling adventurers to help the Doctor make it back to the TARDIS and escape the Time Vortex!
Teens grades 6 and up.
Registration is required, sonic screwdrivers are optional.
Stop by the 2nd Floor Information Desk, email storef [at] stolib.org, or call 873-6281 to register. Registration begins March 20th and space is limited.
Join community members and MG21 students in a story extravaganza of personal narratives. Listen to voices of the Monona community and experience an evening of connection and sharing.
Emcee: acclaimed storyteller and local musician Kevin Willmott II.
Free refreshments from Madison Sourdough.
Madison Ballet will talk about the history of ballet and the Nutcracker, run through a mock rehearsal with several dancers, and perform some scenes from the upcoming Nutcracker performance at the Overture Center for the Arts.
Refreshments will be served and a craft offered for kids.
**Due to high interest, please select one performance to attend, and arrive early since space is limited.**
Jim Rice, will be bringing photos of an extensive memorabilia collection that traces the 100-year history of the Packers from Lambeau to McCarthy at a fairly brisk pace.
Jim has been writing and speaking about Packer history in Wisconsin since 2011.
As a former history teacher, coach, and school superintendent, sports history has been a lifelong interest of Jim's. He attended Marquette University in the 1970's and has remained in Wisconsin ever since.