October Programs for Adults

October Programs for Adults

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by Mary Kirkpatrick | Sep 30, 2026 | 0 comments

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Crafty Corner

Thurs. October 1

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11:30 AM or 6:30 PM

Adults 18+

Adults 18+ Bring whatever project you're working on and settle in with fellow crafters for an hour of making and chatting. Choose morning or evening: 11:30 AM or 6:30 PM every first Thursday of the month in the Community Room.

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Dungeons & Dragons

Tues. Oct. 6 & 20

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5:30 PM

Adults 18+

Calling all adventurers! Dive into a world of imagination, strategy, and camaraderie with our Dungeons & Dragons program for adults. Whether you're a seasoned Dungeon Master or a curious first-timer, come battle fearsome foes and shape your own story in the world's greatest tabletop role-playing game. New players get pre-made characters and guidance to get started. We will meet Tuesdays, October 6 and 20, from 5:30–7:30 PM, in the Community Room.

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Creative Writing Club

Wed. Oct. 7 & 21

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6:00 PM

Adults 18+

Calling all wordsmiths ages 18+! Share your work in progress with fellow storytelling enthusiasts, or just come to talk about why writing matters to you. We will meet Wednesdays, October 7 & 21 at 6:00 PM in the Community Room, with future sessions in October.

Puzzle People

Thursday, Oct. 15

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11:30 AM

Adults 18+

Grab a seat at the table and help piece together a puzzle while chatting with fellow puzzlers. This laid-back, drop-in style program meets Thursday, October 15 from 11:30 AM–12:30 PM in the Community Room.

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Midday Meetup Book Club

Thursday, Oct. 8

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11:30 AM

Adults 18+

Join us for a discussion of The Book of Joy by the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, which follows a week-long conversation between the two spiritual leaders on how to find lasting happiness even in the face of life's hardships. Copies are available at the library — stop by and pick one up.

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Take a Break Book Club

Thurs. Oct. 22

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6:30 PM

Adults 18+

Join us for an open discussion of Alan Paton's classic, which follows a Zulu pastor's journey to Johannesburg in search of his son, set against the backdrop of a fractured, pre-apartheid South Africa. Copies are available at the library — stop by and pick one up.

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Adult Makers: Cooking the Books

Fri. Oct 16 or Thurs. Oct. 22

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7 PM or 11:30 AM

Adults 18+

Pick a recipe from one of our featured Dolly Parton cookbooks on display at circulation — Good Lookin' Cookin' by Dolly Parton and Rachel Parton George, or The Unofficial Dollywood Cookbook by Erin Browne — make it at home, and bring it to share with the group. Choose the session that works for you: Friday, October 16 from 7:00–8:00 PM, or Thursday, October 22 from 11:30 AM –1:00 PM. Both sessions are in the Community Room for adults 18+.

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Family Friendly Films

Friday, Oct. 16

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3:30 PM

All Ages

Want to watch a fun movie on the big screen? We've got new favorites and classics lined up for an afternoon of movie fun. On Friday, October 16 at 3:30 PM we’re showing Toy Story 5 (PG). Parents should prescreen films for their little ones. All children 12 and under must be accompanied by someone age 14+.

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Armchair Traveler Challenge

Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Techs will read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Field Tech Prize.

October Programs for Adults

Crafty Corner Thurs. October 1 11:30 AM or 6:30 PM Adults 18+ Adults 18+ Bring whatever project you're working on and settle in with fellow crafters for an hour of making and chatting. Choose morning or evening: 11:30 AM or 6:30 PM every first Thursday of the month in...

September 2026 Programs for Adults

Midday Meetup Book Club Prefer to talk books over lunch? Our midday book club is Thursday, September 10 from 11:30 AM–12:30 PM in the Community Room to discuss Daniel James Brown's The Boys in the Boat. A great option if evenings don't work with your schedule....

August 2026 Events

AO3 at the Library: Fanfiction Short Story Contest Calling all storytellers! Do you have a favorite book, movie, show, video game, or fictional world you just can't let go of? Now's your chance to give it the spin it deserves. Write an original fan fiction story for...

July 2026 Events for Adults

Summer Reading 2026: Unearth a Story Summer Reading 2026 is here! This summer, we’re Unearthing a Story, and we want you to dig in with us. From Monday, June 8 through Saturday, August 1, read your way to awesome prizes. Sign-ups start June 8th — online with Beanstack...

June 2026 Events for Adults

Flood 50 We’re honored to be part of the city-wide Flood 50 commemoration — remembering the Teton Dam Flood 50 years later. Stop by to explore photo displays and Flood memorabilia, pick up a “Where Did I Put…” emergency preparedness folder (one per family), and grab a...

May 2026 Events

Teen Action Council The Teen Action Council gathers to discuss plans and come up with ways for the Library to serve teens. Select participants ages 13-18 are invited to join us Wednesday, May 6 in the Community Room at 4 PM! Apply to Join Teen Action Council Crafty...

Adult Programs April 2026

Creative Writing Club Calling all storytelling enthusiasts ages 18+! Meet us in the Community Room at 6:00 PM on Wednesdays, April 1, 15, & 29. Share your writing, make new friends, and discuss your favorite work and the passion behind your craft. Let's inspire each...

Adult Activities March 2026

Dungeons & Dragons Tuesdays at 5:30 PM · March 3, 17 & 31 · Community Room · Ages 18+ Calling all adventurers! Whether you're a battle-hardened bard or brand-new to the game, join our Dungeons & Dragons party for adults (18+) and step into a world of imagination,...

Adult Activities February 2026

Dungeons & Dragons Tuesdays at 5:30 PM · February 3 & 17 · Community Room · Ages 18+ Calling all adventurers! Whether you're a battle-hardened bard or brand-new to the game, join our Dungeons & Dragons party for adults (18+) and step into a world of imagination,...

January 2026 Programs for Adults

Dungeons & Dragons Tuesdays at 5:30 PM · January 6 & 20 · Community Room · Ages 18+ Calling all adventurers! Whether you're a battle-hardened bard or brand-new to the game, join our Dungeons & Dragons party for adults (18+) and step into a world of imagination,...

October Programs for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

October Programs for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

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Story Time, Toddler Time, & Book Babies

Monday - Wednesday

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9:30 or 10:30 AM

Ages 0-5

We have Story Time all month long! This October, we're having fun with the letter O for our older friends and hooting with owls for our littlest ones in the Community Room.

Our youngest patrons (ages 0–12 months, not yet walking) can join Book Babies with an adult on Wednesdays at 9:30 AM for songs, stories, baby sign language, movement, and sensory play. No Book Babies on October 28.

Walking toddlers ages 1–3 are invited to Toddler Time with an adult on Mondays and Tuesdays at 9:30 AM, featuring songs, stories, and sensory-building activities. No Toddler Time on October 5, 26, or 27.

And for ages 3–5, bring your child to Story Time on Tuesdays at 10:30 AM or 6:30 PM, and Wednesdays at 10:30 AM. This month we're exploring: Ouch! (Oct. 6-7), Octopus hugs (Oct. 13-14), Owls (Oct. 20-21), and Tricks or Treats! (Oct. 28).

Tricks or Treats Story Time

Wednesday, October 28

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10:30 AM, 11:30 AM, or 12:30 PM

Ages 0-5

Don your spooky fun costumes! Children ages 0–5 and their accompanying adults are invited to the Community Room on Wednesday, October 28, for Halloween stories, activities, and trick-or-treat fun. Choose from three sessions: 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM, or 12:30 PM.

For families who'd prefer a quieter celebration, we're also offering a Sensory Sensitive option at 1:30 PM, designed with children with sensory sensitivities in mind.

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Great Reads for Girls

Thursday, October 8

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6:30 PM

Ages 8-11

Girls ages 8–11 with an accompanying adult are in for a spooky one! We're reading Only If You Dare: 13 Stories of Darkness and Doom by Josh Allen — and Josh Allen himself is joining us to talk about how he builds a creepy story! We'll paint glow-in-the-dark monster rocks and dig into oatmeal chocolate chip cookies with ice cream. 

    Rubik's, Chess, & Game Club

    Mondays

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    4:00 PM

    Ages 9-18

    Grab a gaming friend and unplug at Chess, Game, and... Cubing Club! Hang out, meet new people, and play games like Chess, Mafia, and Monopoly Deal — plus, for the first time, Rubik's Cubes. No experience needed, just a desire to have fun. Meets Mondays, September 14, 21, and 28, from 4:00–5:30 PM, in the Community Room. Open to everyone ages 9–18.

    Thursday, October 15

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    6:30 PM

    Ages 8-11

    Books for Boys

    Boys ages 8–11 with an accompanying adult: this month we're reading 43 Old Cemetery Road: Dying to Meet You by Kate Klise, a spooky, funny story told entirely through letters and notes about a grumpy old man who moves into a supposedly haunted mansion and strikes up an unlikely friendship with the ghost living there. We'll make cheesecloth ghosts and snack on s'more ghost pops as we discuss the mystery of 43 Old Cemetery Road. 

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    4:00 PM

    Ages 6-11

    Kid 'n' Tween STEAM

    Kids ages 6–11, join us every Tuesday in October from 4:00–5:00 PM in the Community Room for hands-on science, tech, engineering, art and math fun!

    • Oct. 6 - Cheryl Kimber from Idaho PTV & PBS Kids presents: Skeletons

    • Oct. 13 - LEGO Mad Libs

    • Oct. 20 - Artbots and motors

    • Oct. 27 - LEGO Monster Mash-up

    Friday, October 16

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    3:30 PM

    All Ages

    Free Family Friendly Films

    Want to watch a fun movie on the big screen? We've got new favorites and classics lined up for an afternoon of movie fun. On Friday, October 16 at 3:30 PM we’re showing Toy Story 5 (PG). Parents should prescreen films for their little ones. All children 12 and under must be accompanied by someone age 14+.

    Armchair Traveler Challenge: Unearth a Story

    Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Interns read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

    Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Intern Prize.

    October Programs for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Story Time, Toddler Time, & Book Babies Monday - Wednesday 9:30 or 10:30 AM Ages 0-5 We have Story Time all month long! This October, we're having fun with the letter O for our older friends and hooting with owls for our littlest ones in the Community Room. Our...

    September 2026 Programs for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Story Time, Toddler Time, & Book Babies This September, our littlest patrons are exploring the letter "C" and rumbling through the construction zone, with sessions for every age and stage: Storytime & After Dinner Storytime (ages 3–5, with adult) — Tuesdays &...

    August 2026 Events

    AO3 at the Library: Fanfiction Short Story Contest Calling all storytellers! Do you have a favorite book, movie, show, video game, or fictional world you just can't let go of? Now's your chance to give it the spin it deserves. Write an original fan fiction story for...

    July 2026 Events for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Summer Reading 2026: Unearth a Story Summer Reading 2026 is here! This summer, we're Unearthing a Story, and we want you to dig in with us. From Monday, June 8 through Saturday, August 1, read your way to awesome prizes. Sign-ups start June 8th — online with Beanstack...

    June 2026 Events for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Flood 50 STEM Take Home Kits Stop by the Circulation Desk June 1–6 to pick up a free guided activity booklet and STEM supplies kit designed for kids ages 6-11 and their families (limit one per family). Activities explore the science and history of the Teton Dam Flood...

    Story Time: Favorites

    Let’s have some fun with a few of the librarian’s favorite classic picture books! Join us Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. in the Community Room or Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. in the Activity Room. Ages 3-5 Sing, Talk, Read, Write, Play Tip The concept of loud and...

    Story Time: Something NEW in March

    Reading a ”new” book with your child can be an enchanting and exciting experience! After your child selects a new book, perhaps about a favorite topic like dinosaurs, trains, or animals, take a “picture walk,” and flip through pages. Look at the illustrations and try...

    Kid ‘n’ Tween Programs April 2026

    Story Time and Early Literacy Join us this April for Early Literacy Programs! Toddler Time (Ages 1–3, walking toddlers & grown-ups) Mondays and Tuesdays at 9:30 AM in the Community Room.* Enjoy songs, stories, and tactile activities as we explore Fun with Favorites!...

    Story Time: F is for Flowers

    It’s spring! The sun is out, the birds are singing, and we can all be on the lookout for flowers. Spring can seem like a magical time for kids and a big part of that magic is flowers. Looking for the green leaves and stems poking out of the dirt, finding the buds...

    Story Time: F is for Fairy Tale

    Once upon a time, in a castle far away… Fairy tales might seem like old stories, but reading them has many benefits for children. They can spark imagination and creativity. Magical descriptions can expand a child’s vocabulary. And many fairy tales are a fun way to...

    October Programs for Teens

    October Programs for Teens

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    Teen Action Council

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    Oct. 7

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    4:00 PM

    Ages 13-18

    The Teen Action Council gathers to discuss plans and come up with ways for the Library to serve teens. Select participants ages 13-18 are invited to join us Wednesday, October 7 in the Community Room at 4 PM!

    Young League of Writers

    Thurs. Oct. 8 & 22

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    4:00 PM

    Ages 12-18

    Teens ages 12–18, bring your writing and share it with the group. Use our red, yellow, or green light system to tell us how much feedback you want, then we'll dive into a writing marathon and develop new ideas together. On October 8: author Josh Allen is stopping by to spill his secrets on crafting a truly spooky story — don't miss your chance to pick a real author's brain! Join us Thursdays, October 8 and 22 from 4:00–5:30 PM in the Community Room.

    Dungeons & Dragons

    Fridays, Oct. 9 & 23

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    3:30 PM

    Ages 12-18

    Create your character, choose how they interact with the story, and let the dice decide your fate in this classic role-playing game. Experienced players may bring their own character (built using only the core 5th Edition Player's Handbook), and pre-made characters are available for newcomers. Join us Fridays, October 9 and 23 from 3:30–5:30 PM in the Community Room.

    Chess and Game Club

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    4:00 PM

    Ages 9-18

    Grab a gaming friend and unplug! Chess, Mafia, Monopoly Deal, and yes — Rubik's Cubes. No experience needed, just a desire to have fun. Open to everyone ages 9–18. Mondays, October 5, 12, and 19 from 4:00–5:30 PM in the Community Room.

    Mafia Competition & 1930s Costume Contest
    Trust no one. Tweens and teens ages 9–18: play a straight-shooting citizen, a savvy detective, or undercover Mafia, and see if you can survive the vote in this high-stakes social deduction showdown. Plus, show off your best 1930s look in our costume contest — prizes for Mob Boss Mentality, Plot Twist, and DIY Danger. Monday, October 26 from 4:00–5:30 PM in the Community Room.

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    AsiaPop! Club

    Wednesday, October 21

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    4:00 PM

    Ages 12-18

    AsiaPop! is your passport to exploring Asian cultures — movies and shows, crafts, recipes, and traditions from across Asia. This month we're diving into a cosplay makerspace! Bring your favorite characters to life with tools, materials, and guidance for building costumes, props, and accessories. Bring your own gear to share if you've got it. All skill levels welcome. 

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    TeenTober Crow Party

    Friday, October 30

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    7-9 PM

    Ages 12-18

    Teens ages 12–18, flock together for a corvid-themed party! Make your own crow mask, bring trinkets to trade, play crow-ish games, and try your luck with a Trinket Trove Mystery Scoop. We'll have food and drinks while you gather with fellow teens for this mysterious Teentober celebration. 

    Family Friendly Films

    Friday, October 16

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    3:30 PM

    All Ages

    Want to watch a fun movie on the big screen? We've got new favorites and classics lined up for an afternoon of movie fun. On Friday, October 16 at 3:30 PM we’re showing Toy Story 5 (PG). Parents should prescreen films for their little ones. All children 12 and under must be accompanied by someone age 14+.

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    Idaho Teen Reading Challenge

    Teens ages 12–18, the statewide reading challenge from the Idaho Commission for Libraries runs October 2026 through April 2027! Read 8 books across 10 different categories to complete it.
    Sign up at our Children's Reference desk, Madison Jr. High or Madison High School libraries, or online with the Beanstack app. Track your progress in Beanstack or with paper tracking sheets, journals, or bookmarks available at all three libraries. Collect a prize at the Children's Reference desk or during visiting librarian days at school after each book you finish — and everyone who completes the challenge is entered to win a $30 gift card, drawn May 1.

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    Armchair Traveler Challenge: Unearth a Story!

    Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Techs will read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

    Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Field Tech Prize.

    September Adult Events

    Take a Break Book Club Take a Break and join our adult book club on Sept. 21 at 6:30 PM! Ages 18+ will meet in the Community Room to discuss Jane Austen’s classic, Sense and Sensibility. Adult Makers Friday, September 15 is Adult Makers! We will be making noodles from...

    September Kids & Tween Events

    Story Time Join Miss Gina, Grace, and Marybeth for Preschool Story Time, Toddler Time, and Book Babies! For September, we will have fun with the letter F and farm animals! Preschool Story Time is for ages 2-5 and meets Tuesdays at 10:30 AM and 6:30 PM or Wednesdays at...

    September Teen Events

    Hauntings - Library Teen Virtual Convention Teens are invited to join the annual Library Teen Virtual Convention! Inspired by all our favorite ghost stories, spooky folklore, and mysterious cryptids, this year's theme is HAUNTINGS! The Convention is hosted on Discord...

    July Teen Activities

    CHESS AND GAME CLUB Learn the art of chess and other games from the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided. Mondays from 4:30-5:30 PM in the Community Room. For Ages 9-18 TEEN ACTION COUNCIL Teen Action Council gathers to discuss...

    July Adult Activities

    INDEPENDENCE DAY CLOSURE The Library will be closed Tuesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. No items will be due but the book drop will remain open. Thank you! "ALL TOGETHER NOW" BLOCK PARTY This is the Block Party everyone will be talking about this...

    July Kid & Tween Activities

    CHESS AND GAME CLUB Learn the art of chess and other games from the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided. Every Monday from 4:30-5:30 P.M. in the Community Room For ages 9-18 4TH OF JULY CLOSURE The Library will be closed Tuesday,...

    June Kids and Tween Activities

    SPECIAL STORY TIME Join us for a special story time with local author Ruth Nielson! She is the author and illustrator of I Am Remarkable: A Journey of Self-Discovery. Ruth will lead our little ones in a yoga session, so please bring a towel or mat for your child to...

    June Adult Activities

    CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Share your writing with other storytelling enthusiasts or join to make friends! Join the Creative Writing Club for ages 18+. We will share your favorite piece of writing and talk about why writing is our passion. Wednesdays, June 14 & 28 at 6:00...

    Library Closed for Labor Day

    The library will be closed Saturday September 3rd and Monday September 5th for Labor Day. No items will be due and the book drop will remain open. Thank you!

    August Library Activities

    TEEN ACTION COUNCILWednesday, August 3rd. 4-5:30pm.  For ages 12-18. Come and have a say in what activities Teens do at the Library and meet new friends. NO PROGRAMS IN AUGUST To reset from Summer Reading and to accomodate our new infrastruture updates, there will be...

    June 2026 Events for Teens

    June 2026 Events for Teens

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    by Mary Kirkpatrick | May 29, 2026

    Flood 50

    We're honored to be part of the city-wide Flood 50 commemoration — remembering the Teton Dam Flood 50 years later. Stop by to explore photo displays and Flood memorabilia, pick up a "Where Did I Put..." emergency preparedness folder (one per family), and grab a bookmark to scan and donate to the ALA Disaster Relief Fund at ala.org/relief.

    Summer Reading 2026: Unearth a Story

    Summer Reading 2026 is here! This summer, we’re Unearthing a Story, and we want you to dig in with us.

    From Monday, June 8 through Saturday, August 1, read your way to awesome prizes.

    Sign-ups start June 8th — online with Beanstack or in person in the Library Community Room. Track your reading your way: grab a traditional paper log or log online with Beanstack. Same great program, your choice of how to play. Just keep in mind that each person can only participate once, so pick your favorite and start digging!

    Find all the details and prize schedule at madisonlib.org/summer-reading. We can’t wait to see what stories you unearth this summer!

    Teen Action Council

    The Teen Action Council gathers to discuss plans and come up with ways for the Library to serve teens. Select participants ages 13-18 are invited to join us Wednesday, June 3 in the Community Room at 4 PM!

    Teen Summer Reading Party: A Night at the Museum

    When the sun goes down, the library's exhibits come to life!

    Kick off Teen Summer Reading with a Night at the Museum — an after-hours adventure where history literally jumps off the pages. Meet historical figures, decode ancient hieroglyphs, and uncover hidden artifacts. Just remember... don't touch the exhibits. Unless they touch you first.

    Friday, June 12 | 7 PM | Community Room | Ages 12–18

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    Teen Short Story Contest: Tales from the Deep Dig

    Teens, it's time to Unearth Your Own Story!

    The library challenges you to dig up your imagination and craft a story that breathes life into the distant past. Uncover the secrets of a forgotten civilization, discover a fossil that changes history, or take us somewhere we've never been. If archaeology or paleontology plays a role, we want to read it.

    Write an original story (up to 4,000 words) and email your submission to programs@madisonlib.org by July 25, 2026. Every participant wins a prize — and the top stories will be featured on our website!

    What story will you unearth? Full details on the Teen Zone

    Chess and Game Club

    Unplug and connect at Chess and Game Club! It’s the perfect place to hang out, meet new people, and play some awesome games.

    Join us Mondays at 4:00 PM in the Community Room, June 15 through July 27. We’ll have chess sets ready for players of all abilities, plus a rotating selection of board games and card games. No experience needed—just come ready to have fun. Open to ages 9–18.

    We’re also excited to welcome Joseph from Binary Cocoa as our gaming mentor, bringing his expertise and helping players learn new games along the way.

    June 22: We’re switching things up with Water Mancala—a fun, hands-on game perfect for summer.

    Come when you can, bring a friend, and make Mondays something to look forward to.

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    Cook with a Book

    Get ready to turn your favorite stories into something delicious.

    Teens ages 12–18 are invited to join us for Cook with a Book this summer in the Community Room, where we’ll bring books to life—one recipe at a time. Whether you’re a longtime reader or just here for the food, it’s the perfect way to spend a summer afternoon.

    Wednesday, June 17 | 4:00–5:30 PM
    We’ll step into the world of Twilight while making fresh Italian ravioli.

    Come hungry for good food and great stories—we’ll take care of the rest.

    Family Friendly Films

    Grab the family and pull up a seat — Free Family Friendly Films are back!

    Every Thursday at 1:00 PM in the Community Room, we’re screening films hand-picked to match our Summer Reading theme, Unearth a Story — think dinosaurs, ancient worlds, and epic adventures. Here’s the lineup:

    June 18 – The Good Dinosaur (PG)

    June 25 – The Land Before Time (G)

    Free, fun, and on the big screen. We’ll see you Thursdays at 1!

    Teen Crafts

    Teen Craft is back — every Thursday from June 18 through July 30, 4:00–5:30 PM in the Community Room. Each week brings a totally different project, from aprons and coasters to flag pins, dissolving dino eggs, wind chimes, ice age tea lights, and even dragon eggs.

    If you're between 12 and 18 and love making things with your hands, this one's for you. Drop in for one or come to all of them — no experience needed!

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    Teen LEGO Club

    Brick magician? Block head? Looney for LEGOs? You belong here.

    Join us for Teen LEGO Club at Madison Library District — a space for teens ages 12–18 to build, create, and geek out over everyone's favorite bricks!

    Tuesday, June 23 at 4:00 PM in the Community Room – Team up to build a giant LEGO timeline spanning dinosaurs, ancient civilizations, Stonehenge, and everything in between.

    Young League of Writers

    Calling all teen writers ages 12–18! Join the Young League of Writers on Wednesdays, June 24 and July 8 & 22 from 4:00–5:30 PM.

    Submit up to 2,000 type-written words to programs@madisonlib.org for helpful feedback. We begin in the Community Room. In the first half, we'll share our writing using the red, yellow, or green light system to indicate the level of feedback you'd like to receive — giving you control over your creative process. Then we'll dive into a writing marathon, with dedicated time to work on poetry, short stories, a novel, or anything in between.

    This is your space to grow as a writer and connect with fellow storytellers. All writing levels welcome!

    Dungeons & Dragons

    Roll for initiative! Join us for Teen Dungeons & Dragons on Fridays, June 26 and July 10 & 24 from 3:30-5:30 PM in the Community Room. In this classic tabletop role-playing game, you'll create your character, choose how they interact with the story, and use dice to decide the outcomes of your actions as you embark on epic adventures. Experienced players are welcome to bring their own character (made using only the core 5th Edition Player's Handbook), while newcomers can choose from pre-made characters. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a first-time hero, all skill levels are welcome. Grab your dice and prepare for an afternoon of imagination, storytelling, and fun!

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    Celebrate America250 with

    the Magic of Matt Seraydarian

    Get ready for a night of wonder! Join us Thursday, July 2 from 6:30–7:30 PM in the Community Room to celebrate America 250 with an unforgettable evening of magic, music, and inspiring stories. Magician Matt Seraydarian brings a one-of-a-kind show for all ages — the perfect patriotic after-dinner experience. Seats are limited, so please sign up for FREE tickets at the Circulation Desk!

    Watch The Magic of Matt Seraydarian on YouTube to get a sneak peek before the show!

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    Armchair Traveler Challenge: Unearth a Story!

    Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Techs will read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

    Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Field Tech Prize. Sign up at the Circulation desk and grab your Artifact Journal to get started!

    September Adult Events

    Take a Break Book Club Take a Break and join our adult book club on Sept. 21 at 6:30 PM! Ages 18+ will meet in the Community Room to discuss Jane Austen’s classic, Sense and Sensibility. Adult Makers Friday, September 15 is Adult Makers! We will be making noodles from...

    September Kids & Tween Events

    Story Time Join Miss Gina, Grace, and Marybeth for Preschool Story Time, Toddler Time, and Book Babies! For September, we will have fun with the letter F and farm animals! Preschool Story Time is for ages 2-5 and meets Tuesdays at 10:30 AM and 6:30 PM or Wednesdays at...

    September Teen Events

    Hauntings - Library Teen Virtual Convention Teens are invited to join the annual Library Teen Virtual Convention! Inspired by all our favorite ghost stories, spooky folklore, and mysterious cryptids, this year's theme is HAUNTINGS! The Convention is hosted on Discord...

    July Teen Activities

    CHESS AND GAME CLUB Learn the art of chess and other games from the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided. Mondays from 4:30-5:30 PM in the Community Room. For Ages 9-18 TEEN ACTION COUNCIL Teen Action Council gathers to discuss...

    July Adult Activities

    INDEPENDENCE DAY CLOSURE The Library will be closed Tuesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. No items will be due but the book drop will remain open. Thank you! "ALL TOGETHER NOW" BLOCK PARTY This is the Block Party everyone will be talking about this...

    July Kid & Tween Activities

    CHESS AND GAME CLUB Learn the art of chess and other games from the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided. Every Monday from 4:30-5:30 P.M. in the Community Room For ages 9-18 4TH OF JULY CLOSURE The Library will be closed Tuesday,...

    June Kids and Tween Activities

    SPECIAL STORY TIME Join us for a special story time with local author Ruth Nielson! She is the author and illustrator of I Am Remarkable: A Journey of Self-Discovery. Ruth will lead our little ones in a yoga session, so please bring a towel or mat for your child to...

    June Adult Activities

    CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Share your writing with other storytelling enthusiasts or join to make friends! Join the Creative Writing Club for ages 18+. We will share your favorite piece of writing and talk about why writing is our passion. Wednesdays, June 14 & 28 at 6:00...

    Library Closed for Labor Day

    The library will be closed Saturday September 3rd and Monday September 5th for Labor Day. No items will be due and the book drop will remain open. Thank you!

    August Library Activities

    TEEN ACTION COUNCILWednesday, August 3rd. 4-5:30pm.  For ages 12-18. Come and have a say in what activities Teens do at the Library and meet new friends. NO PROGRAMS IN AUGUST To reset from Summer Reading and to accomodate our new infrastruture updates, there will be...

    Teen Programs April 2026

    Teen Programs April 2026

    games

    by Mary Kirkpatrick | Mar 27, 2026

    Teen Action Council

    The Teen Action Council gathers to discuss plans and come up with ways for the Library to serve teens. Select participants ages 13-18 are invited to join us Wednesday, April 1 in the Community Room at 4 PM!

    Chess and Game Club

    Unplug and connect at Chess and Game Club! It's the perfect place to hang out, meet new people, and play some awesome games. Every Monday at 4:00 PM in the Community Room, we'll have chess sets ready for players of all abilities, plus a rotating selection of board games and card games. No experience needed—just a desire to have fun. Open to everyone ages 9-18.

    Young League of Writers

    Calling all teen writers ages 12–18! Join the Young League of Writers on Wednesdays, April 8 & 23 from 4:00–5:30 PM.

    Both sessions will begin in the Community Room. In the first half, we'll share our writing using the red, yellow, or green light system to indicate the level of feedback you'd like to receive — giving you control over your creative process. Then we'll dive into a writing marathon, with dedicated time to work on poetry, short stories, a novel, or anything in between.

    On April 23, after the first 45 minutes in the Community Room, we'll move out to the Activity Room or YA Section for the writing marathon portion of the evening.

    This is your space to grow as a writer and connect with fellow storytellers. All writing levels welcome!

    AsiaPop!

    Teens ages 12–18, come explore Asian cultures through movies, crafts, food, and traditions — all while making friends and having a blast!

    This month we're turning up the energy with K-pop dance moves inspired by your favorite idols. No experience needed — just bring your enthusiasm! Afterward, we'll celebrate with refreshing Milkis to toast your new moves.

    Join us in the Community Room on Thursday, April 9 from 4:00–5:30 PM — drop in and we'll see you there!

    Dungeons & Dragons

    Roll for initiative! Join us for Teen Dungeons & Dragons on Fridays, April 10 & 24 from 3:30-5:30 PM in the Community Room. In this classic tabletop role-playing game, you'll create your character, choose how they interact with the story, and use dice to decide the outcomes of your actions as you embark on epic adventures. Experienced players are welcome to bring their own character (made using only the core 5th Edition Player's Handbook), while newcomers can choose from pre-made characters. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a first-time hero, all skill levels are welcome. Grab your dice and prepare for an afternoon of imagination, storytelling, and fun!

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    Teen LEGO Club

    Calling all brick magicians, block heads, and LEGO lovers ages 12-18! Join us Wednesday, April 15 from 4:00-5:30 PM in the Community Room for an afternoon of creative building with no rules—just imagination!

    Build a massive cityscape, a fantasy world, a Minecraft scene, a roller coaster, or anything your mind dreams up. Bring your ideas and let's create something awesome together!

    Teen Crafts

    Calling all teens ages 12–18! Drop in to the Community Room for Teen Crafts this April and get creative with some seriously fun projects!

    Thursday, April 16 @ 4:00–5:30 PM — Sock Monkeys Turn a simple pair of socks into an adorable, one-of-a-kind handmade plush friend!

    All supplies provided. No registration required — just show up and let your creativity shine!

    Family Friendly Films

    Grab your popcorn and join us for Free Family Films on Thursday, April 17 at 3:30 PM in the Community Room!

    This month we're heading to Zootopia for Zootopia 2 as we catch up with Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, and the rest of the gang for another wild adventure in the city where anyone can be anything. All ages welcome!

    See you at the movies!

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    Cook with a Book

    Noodles, nightmares, and a little bit of magic. Join us for Cook with a Book on Wednesday, April 23 from 4:00–5:30 PM in the Community Room as we dive into Brandon Sanderson's Yumi and the Nightmare Painter and make noodles inspired by the story!

    No sign-up needed — just bring your appetite and your love of a good fantasy! Teens ages 12–18 welcome.

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    National Library Week Rubber Ducky Diorama Contest

    Celebrate National Library Week 2026 (April 19–25) with us by creating an original rubber ducky diorama inspired by this year's theme, "Find Your Joy at the Library!" Imagine your favorite library moment — a beloved book, a cozy storytime, a lively book club — and bring it to life in miniature with rubber duckies as the stars.

    Submit your entry at the Library by April 15 — winners will be announced April 20! Pick up the full rules and an entry form at the Circulation Desk, or find everything you need on our website. We can't wait to see your creativity come to life!

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    Idaho Teen Reading Challenge

    One month left to complete the challenge! Read 8 books from 10 exciting categories including:

      • food
      • something that scares you
      • mythology
      • something you love
      • nonhuman main characters
      • librarian recommendations
      • graphic novels
      • historical settings
      • books from the bottom shelf
      • or free choice!

    Prizes: Read for a chance to win new books for your library and a $30 gift card!

    How to Join: Sign up at Madison Library District's Children's Reference desk, on Beanstack, or at your school library.

    Ready to discover your next favorite book? Ask your librarian how to get started!

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    Armchair Traveler Challenge: Unearth a Story!

    Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Techs will read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

    Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Field Tech Prize. Sign up at the Circulation desk and grab your Artifact Journal to get started!

    September Adult Events

    Take a Break Book Club Take a Break and join our adult book club on Sept. 21 at 6:30 PM! Ages 18+ will meet in the Community Room to discuss Jane Austen’s classic, Sense and Sensibility. Adult Makers Friday, September 15 is Adult Makers! We will be making noodles from...

    September Kids & Tween Events

    Story Time Join Miss Gina, Grace, and Marybeth for Preschool Story Time, Toddler Time, and Book Babies! For September, we will have fun with the letter F and farm animals! Preschool Story Time is for ages 2-5 and meets Tuesdays at 10:30 AM and 6:30 PM or Wednesdays at...

    September Teen Events

    Hauntings - Library Teen Virtual Convention Teens are invited to join the annual Library Teen Virtual Convention! Inspired by all our favorite ghost stories, spooky folklore, and mysterious cryptids, this year's theme is HAUNTINGS! The Convention is hosted on Discord...

    July Teen Activities

    CHESS AND GAME CLUB Learn the art of chess and other games from the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided. Mondays from 4:30-5:30 PM in the Community Room. For Ages 9-18 TEEN ACTION COUNCIL Teen Action Council gathers to discuss...

    July Adult Activities

    INDEPENDENCE DAY CLOSURE The Library will be closed Tuesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. No items will be due but the book drop will remain open. Thank you! "ALL TOGETHER NOW" BLOCK PARTY This is the Block Party everyone will be talking about this...

    July Kid & Tween Activities

    CHESS AND GAME CLUB Learn the art of chess and other games from the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided. Every Monday from 4:30-5:30 P.M. in the Community Room For ages 9-18 4TH OF JULY CLOSURE The Library will be closed Tuesday,...

    June Kids and Tween Activities

    SPECIAL STORY TIME Join us for a special story time with local author Ruth Nielson! She is the author and illustrator of I Am Remarkable: A Journey of Self-Discovery. Ruth will lead our little ones in a yoga session, so please bring a towel or mat for your child to...

    June Adult Activities

    CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Share your writing with other storytelling enthusiasts or join to make friends! Join the Creative Writing Club for ages 18+. We will share your favorite piece of writing and talk about why writing is our passion. Wednesdays, June 14 & 28 at 6:00...

    Library Closed for Labor Day

    The library will be closed Saturday September 3rd and Monday September 5th for Labor Day. No items will be due and the book drop will remain open. Thank you!

    August Library Activities

    TEEN ACTION COUNCILWednesday, August 3rd. 4-5:30pm.  For ages 12-18. Come and have a say in what activities Teens do at the Library and meet new friends. NO PROGRAMS IN AUGUST To reset from Summer Reading and to accomodate our new infrastruture updates, there will be...

    Kid ‘n’ Tween Programs April 2026

    Kid ‘n’ Tween Programs April 2026

    games

    by Mary Kirkpatrick | Mar 27, 2026

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    Story Time and Early Literacy

    Join us this April for Early Literacy Programs!

    Toddler Time (Ages 1–3, walking toddlers & grown-ups) Mondays and Tuesdays at 9:30 AM in the Community Room.* Enjoy songs, stories, and tactile activities as we explore Fun with Favorites!

    Book Babies (Ages 0–12 months, pre-walkers & grown-ups) Wednesdays at 9:30 AM in the Community Room.* Explore songs, stories, baby sign language, movement, and sensory activities with our Fun with Favorites theme!

    Story Time (Ages 3–5) Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10:30 AM in the Community Room, Tuesdays at 6:30 PM in the Activity Room.

      • Apr. 1: Something New!
      • Apr. 6–8: No Story Time — come for BLOCKFEST instead!*
      • Apr. 13–15: Fun with Favorites
      • Apr. 20–22: Fire Station
      • Apr. 27–29: No Story Time — Summer Reading School Visits*

    Spanish Story Time (Hora Del Cuento) ¡Los lunes a las 10:30 a. m. en el salón comunitario!* ¡Con temas divertidos durante todo el mes!

    *Please note: There will be NO Early Literacy Programs the weeks of April 6–8 (BLOCKFEST) and April 27–29 (Summer Reading School Visits). We look forward to seeing you the other weeks!

    Come learn, play, and grow with us!

    Blockfest!

    Join us on Wednesday, April 8 from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM in honor of National Library Week for a drop-in block building extravaganza! In partnership with Eastern Idaho Public Health, this free event is designed for ages 8 months–8 years and their accompanying adults.

    Stop by any time and explore math, science, and literacy skills as you stack, build, create, and topple your way through the day. No registration required — just show up and see what you can build!

    Socks required.

    Chess and Game Club

    Unplug and connect at Chess and Game Club! It's the perfect place to hang out, meet new people, and play some awesome games. Every Monday at 4:00 PM in the Community Room, we'll have chess sets ready for players of all abilities, plus a rotating selection of board games and card games. No experience needed—just a desire to have fun. Open to everyone ages 9-18.

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    Kid 'n' Tween Tuesday STEAM

    Get ready for three Tuesdays of hands-on STEAM fun for Kids 'n' Tweens in the Community Room from 4:00–5:00 PM!

      • April 7 – Learn all about bees and beekeeping with special guests Steve and Shannon Spencer from Bee Box Honey!
      • April 14 – Think you can build the tallest tower? Put your engineering skills to the test with our LEGO Build the Tallest Tower Challenge!
      • April 21 – Team up with Cheryl Kimber from IPTV/PBS Kids for an exciting Bridge Engineering challenge!

    Each week brings a brand-new adventure — come for one or come for all three! Perfect for kids and tweens ages 6-11 who love to explore, build, and discover.

    Combined Tween Book Club

    Books for Boys and Great Reads for Girls are joining forces this month to discuss The False Prince by Jennifer A. Nielsen!

    This gripping tale of deception, ambition, and survival follows an orphan boy swept up in a dangerous scheme to fill a kingdom's empty throne — a story full of twists you won't see coming.

    Join us on Wednesday, April 9 at 6:30–7:30 PM in the Community Room for a lively discussion, themed activities, and delicious treats! Perfect for readers ages 8–11 and accompanying adults.

    See you there, future rulers!

    Family Friendly Films

    Grab your popcorn and join us for Free Family Films on Thursday, April 17 at 3:30 PM in the Community Room!

    This month we're heading to Zootopia for Zootopia 2 as we catch up with Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, and the rest of the gang for another wild adventure in the city where anyone can be anything. All ages welcome!

    See you at the movies!

    Combined Tween Book Club

    Books for Boys and Great Reads for Girls are joining forces again to discuss Summer of the Monkeys by Wilson Rawls!

    This beloved adventure follows 14-year-old Jay Berry Lee, who stumbles upon a troop of escaped circus monkeys in the Oklahoma wilderness — and hatches a plan to catch them and claim the reward money. Packed with humor, heart, and a few unexpected lessons along the way, it's a story about family, dreams, and growing up.

    Join us on Wednesday, April 30 at 6:30–7:30 PM in the Community Room for a fun discussion, themed activities, and delicious treats! Perfect for readers ages 8–11 and accompanying adults.

    See you there!

    National Library Week - Rubber Ducky Diorama Contest

    Celebrate National Library Week 2026 (April 19–25) with us by creating an original rubber ducky diorama inspired by this year's theme, "Find Your Joy at the Library!" Imagine your favorite library moment — a beloved book, a cozy storytime, a lively book club — and bring it to life in miniature with rubber duckies as the stars.

    Submit your entry at the Library by April 15 — winners will be announced April 20! Pick up the full rules and an entry form at the Circulation Desk, or find everything you need on our website. We can't wait to see your creativity come to life!

    Armchair Traveler Challenge: Unearth a Story

    Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Interns will read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

    Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Intern Prize. Sign up at the Circulation desk and grab your Artifact Journal to get started!

    October Programs for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Story Time, Toddler Time, & Book Babies Monday - Wednesday 9:30 or 10:30 AM Ages 0-5 We have Story Time all month long! This October, we're having fun with the letter O for our older friends and hooting with owls for our littlest ones in the Community Room. Our...

    September 2026 Programs for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Story Time, Toddler Time, & Book Babies This September, our littlest patrons are exploring the letter "C" and rumbling through the construction zone, with sessions for every age and stage: Storytime & After Dinner Storytime (ages 3–5, with adult) — Tuesdays &...

    August 2026 Events

    AO3 at the Library: Fanfiction Short Story Contest Calling all storytellers! Do you have a favorite book, movie, show, video game, or fictional world you just can't let go of? Now's your chance to give it the spin it deserves. Write an original fan fiction story for...

    July 2026 Events for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Summer Reading 2026: Unearth a Story Summer Reading 2026 is here! This summer, we're Unearthing a Story, and we want you to dig in with us. From Monday, June 8 through Saturday, August 1, read your way to awesome prizes. Sign-ups start June 8th — online with Beanstack...

    June 2026 Events for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Flood 50 STEM Take Home Kits Stop by the Circulation Desk June 1–6 to pick up a free guided activity booklet and STEM supplies kit designed for kids ages 6-11 and their families (limit one per family). Activities explore the science and history of the Teton Dam Flood...

    Story Time: Favorites

    Let’s have some fun with a few of the librarian’s favorite classic picture books! Join us Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. in the Community Room or Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. in the Activity Room. Ages 3-5 Sing, Talk, Read, Write, Play Tip The concept of loud and...

    Story Time: Something NEW in March

    Reading a ”new” book with your child can be an enchanting and exciting experience! After your child selects a new book, perhaps about a favorite topic like dinosaurs, trains, or animals, take a “picture walk,” and flip through pages. Look at the illustrations and try...

    Kid ‘n’ Tween Programs April 2026

    Story Time and Early Literacy Join us this April for Early Literacy Programs! Toddler Time (Ages 1–3, walking toddlers & grown-ups) Mondays and Tuesdays at 9:30 AM in the Community Room.* Enjoy songs, stories, and tactile activities as we explore Fun with Favorites!...

    Story Time: F is for Flowers

    It’s spring! The sun is out, the birds are singing, and we can all be on the lookout for flowers. Spring can seem like a magical time for kids and a big part of that magic is flowers. Looking for the green leaves and stems poking out of the dirt, finding the buds...

    Story Time: F is for Fairy Tale

    Once upon a time, in a castle far away… Fairy tales might seem like old stories, but reading them has many benefits for children. They can spark imagination and creativity. Magical descriptions can expand a child’s vocabulary. And many fairy tales are a fun way to...

    Kids ‘n’ Tween Activities March 2026

    Kids ‘n’ Tween Activities March 2026

    games

    by Mary Kirkpatrick | Feb 27, 2026

    Story Time Logo

    Story Time and Early Literacy

    Join us this March for Early Literacy Programs!

    Toddler Time (Ages 1-3, walking toddlers & grown-ups) - Mondays and Tuesdays at 9:30 AM in the Community Room. Enjoy songs, stories, and tactile activities as we explore FOOD!

    Book Babies (Ages 0-12 months, pre-walkers & grown-ups) - Wednesdays at 9:30 AM in the Community Room. Explore songs, stories, baby sign language, movement, and sensory activities with our FOOD theme!

    Story Time (Ages 3-5) - Tuesdays at 10:30 AM & 6:30 PM and Wednesdays at 10:30 AM in the Community Room & Activity Room. Celebrate the letter F!

    Mar. 3-4: Forever Friends

    Mar. 10-11: Favorite Foods

    Mar. 17-18: Folk and Fairy Tales

    Mar. 24-25: Flowers

    Mar. 31-Apr. 1: Something new just for you!

    Spanish Story Time (Hora Del Cuento) - ¡Los lunes a las 10:30 a. m. en el salón comunitario! ¡Con temas divertidos durante todo el mes!

    Come learn, play, and grow with us!

    Chess and Game Club

    Unplug and connect at Chess and Game Club! It's the perfect place to hang out, meet new people, and play some awesome games. Mondays at 4:00 PM in the Community Room, we'll have chess sets ready for players of all abilities, plus a rotating selection of board games and card games. No experience needed—just a desire to have fun. Open to everyone ages 9-18.

    Don’t miss the Open Chess Tournament on March 23—test your skills and see how you stack up against other players! All levels welcome.

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    Kid 'n' Tween Tuesday STEAM

    Join us every Tuesday in March from 4:00-5:00 PM in the Community Room for hands-on STEAM fun:

    MAR 03 - Learn about service animals with Jaime Pryde & make pet blankets for our local shelter

    MAR 10 - LEGO Lucky Rainbow Challenge

    MAR 17 - Leprechaun Launchers with Cheryl Kimber from Idaho PTV & PBS Kids

    MAR 24 - LEGO Scavenger Hunt Challenge

    MAR 31 - Fun with Tech!

    Perfect for kids and tweens (ages 6-11)! See you there!

    Family Friendly Films

    Grab your popcorn and join us for Free Family Friendly Films on Fridays at 3:30 PM in the Community Room! This March, we're diving into friendship and fairy tales. On March 6th, blast off with Pixar's Elio (rated PG) as a young dreamer becomes Earth's intergalactic ambassador in an out-of-this-world adventure. Then on March 20th, discover wonder with Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (rated PG), a stunning reimagining of the classic tale about a wooden boy who comes to life. All ages are welcome for these magical afternoon screenings. See you at the movies!

    Great Reads for Girls

    Join us for Great Reads for Girls on Wednesday, March 12 from 6:30-7:30 PM in the Community Room as we solve the case of The Secret of the Old Clock by Carolyn Keene! We'll discuss Nancy Drew's first adventure, then channel our inner sleuth by crafting Nancy Drew-inspired headbands and enjoying delicious lemon bars. Perfect for young detectives ages 8-11 who are ready for mystery, creativity, and tasty treats!

    Books for Boys

    Join us for Books for Boys on Wednesday, March 19 from 6:30-7:30 PM in the Community Room as we crack the case of The Hardy Boys: The Tower Treasure by Franklin W. Dixon! We'll discuss Frank and Joe's first mystery, then put our detective skills to the test by building LED flashlights and analyzing balloon fingerprints. Plus, we'll enjoy fingerprint cookies and ice cream! Perfect for young sleuths ages 8-11 ready for mystery, hands-on fun, and tasty treats!

    Armchair Traveler Challenge: Unearth a Story

    Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Interns will read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

    Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Intern Prize. Sign up at the Circulation desk and grab your Artifact Journal to get started!

    October Programs for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Story Time, Toddler Time, & Book Babies Monday - Wednesday 9:30 or 10:30 AM Ages 0-5 We have Story Time all month long! This October, we're having fun with the letter O for our older friends and hooting with owls for our littlest ones in the Community Room. Our...

    September 2026 Programs for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Story Time, Toddler Time, & Book Babies This September, our littlest patrons are exploring the letter "C" and rumbling through the construction zone, with sessions for every age and stage: Storytime & After Dinner Storytime (ages 3–5, with adult) — Tuesdays &...

    August 2026 Events

    AO3 at the Library: Fanfiction Short Story Contest Calling all storytellers! Do you have a favorite book, movie, show, video game, or fictional world you just can't let go of? Now's your chance to give it the spin it deserves. Write an original fan fiction story for...

    July 2026 Events for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Summer Reading 2026: Unearth a Story Summer Reading 2026 is here! This summer, we're Unearthing a Story, and we want you to dig in with us. From Monday, June 8 through Saturday, August 1, read your way to awesome prizes. Sign-ups start June 8th — online with Beanstack...

    June 2026 Events for Kids ‘n’ Tweens

    Flood 50 STEM Take Home Kits Stop by the Circulation Desk June 1–6 to pick up a free guided activity booklet and STEM supplies kit designed for kids ages 6-11 and their families (limit one per family). Activities explore the science and history of the Teton Dam Flood...

    Story Time: Favorites

    Let’s have some fun with a few of the librarian’s favorite classic picture books! Join us Tuesdays, and Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. in the Community Room or Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. in the Activity Room. Ages 3-5 Sing, Talk, Read, Write, Play Tip The concept of loud and...

    Story Time: Something NEW in March

    Reading a ”new” book with your child can be an enchanting and exciting experience! After your child selects a new book, perhaps about a favorite topic like dinosaurs, trains, or animals, take a “picture walk,” and flip through pages. Look at the illustrations and try...

    Kid ‘n’ Tween Programs April 2026

    Story Time and Early Literacy Join us this April for Early Literacy Programs! Toddler Time (Ages 1–3, walking toddlers & grown-ups) Mondays and Tuesdays at 9:30 AM in the Community Room.* Enjoy songs, stories, and tactile activities as we explore Fun with Favorites!...

    Story Time: F is for Flowers

    It’s spring! The sun is out, the birds are singing, and we can all be on the lookout for flowers. Spring can seem like a magical time for kids and a big part of that magic is flowers. Looking for the green leaves and stems poking out of the dirt, finding the buds...

    Story Time: F is for Fairy Tale

    Once upon a time, in a castle far away… Fairy tales might seem like old stories, but reading them has many benefits for children. They can spark imagination and creativity. Magical descriptions can expand a child’s vocabulary. And many fairy tales are a fun way to...

    Teen Activities March 2026

    Teen Activities March 2026

    games

    by Mary Kirkpatrick | Feb 27, 2026

    Chess and Game Club

    Unplug and connect at Chess and Game Club! It's the perfect place to hang out, meet new people, and play some awesome games. Mondays at 4:00 PM in the Community Room, we'll have chess sets ready for players of all abilities, plus a rotating selection of board games and card games. No experience needed—just a desire to have fun. Open to everyone ages 9-18.

    Don’t miss the Open Chess Tournament on March 23—test your skills and see how you stack up against other players! All levels welcome.

    Teen Action Council

    The Teen Action Council gathers to discuss plans and come up with ways for the Library to serve teens. Select participants ages 13-18 are invited to join us Wednesday, March 4 in the Community Room at 4 PM!

    Teen Crafts

    Calling all teens ages 12-18! Join us in the Community Room at 4:00 PM for creative fun at Teen Crafts this month.

    March 5: Rock Painting
    Paint smooth rocks with fun patterns, inspiring words, or cute designs. Create one-of-a-kind art to keep, hide, or gift!

    March 19: Tea Light Flowers
    Turn simple materials into colorful, flower-shaped decorations that glow softly with a battery tea light inside. Perfect for decorating or gifting!

    All supplies provided. Drop in and let your creativity bloom!

    Family Friendly Films

    Grab your popcorn and join us for Free Family Friendly Films on Fridays at 3:30 PM in the Community Room! This March, we're diving into friendship and fairy tales. On March 6th, blast off with Pixar's Elio (rated PG) as a young dreamer becomes Earth's intergalactic ambassador in an out-of-this-world adventure. Then on March 20th, discover wonder with Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (rated PG), a stunning reimagining of the classic tale about a wooden boy who comes to life. All ages are welcome for these magical afternoon screenings. See you at the movies!

    Poirot's Garden: Early Sowing

    Join us on Friday, March 6 at 7:00 PM for Poirot's Garden, where we will explore the quintessential retirement hobby taken up by Agatha Christie's famous detective—gardening! Retired or not, gardening is a popular pastime in our area, and with our short growing season, getting an early start makes all the difference. Jarod Gibbons from the University of Idaho County Extension Office will share expert tips on how to begin now for a bountiful harvest. Suitable for adults and teens, this event is perfect for anyone ready to cultivate their own garden!

    Young League of Writers

    Calling all teen writers ages 12-18! Join the Young League of Writers on Wednesdays, March 11 and 25 from 4:00-5:30 PM. March 11th we’ll be in the Community Room, March 25th find us in the activity room or the YA section. In the first half of each session, we'll share our writing with each other using the red, yellow, or green light system to indicate the level of feedback you'd like to receive—giving you control over your creative process. Then we'll dive into a writing marathon, dedicated time for you to work on poetry, short stories, a novel, or anything in between. This is your space to grow as a writer and connect with fellow storytellers. All writing levels welcome!

    Poirot's Game: Mahjong

    Join us for Poirot's Game: Mahjong! On Tuesday, March 10 at 6:30 PM in the Community Room, patrons will have the chance to learn the classic tile game of mahjong. Once all the rage in the 1920s — right in the heart of Agatha Christie's golden era — this beloved game is making a comeback. Whether you're a complete beginner or just looking to brush up on the rules, come ready to play!

    AsiaPop!

    Thursday, March 12 @ 4:00-5:30 PM | Community Room | Ages 12-18

    AsiaPop! is your passport to exploring Asian cultures! This month, we're creating Asian-style decorative fans while exploring art influences from across Asia. Express your personal style with colors, patterns, and designs—no experience needed!

    AsiaPop! Club is all about watching movies and shows, making crafts, trying delicious recipes, and learning traditions from across Asia while having fun and making friends.

    Come ready to create, hang out, and enjoy the vibe!

    Dungeons & Dragons

    Roll for initiative! Join us for Teen Dungeons & Dragons on Friday, March 13 from 3:30-5:30 PM in the Community Room. In this classic tabletop role-playing game, you'll create your character, choose how they interact with the story, and use dice to decide the outcomes of your actions as you embark on epic adventures. Experienced players are welcome to bring their own character (made using only the core 5th Edition Player's Handbook), while newcomers can choose from pre-made characters. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a first-time hero, all skill levels are welcome. Grab your dice and prepare for an afternoon of imagination, storytelling, and fun!

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    Teen LEGO Club

    Calling all brick magicians, block heads, and LEGO lovers ages 12-18! Join us Wednesday, March 18 from 4:00-5:30 PM in the Community Room for an afternoon of creative building with no rules—just imagination!

    Build a massive cityscape, a fantasy world, a Minecraft scene, a roller coaster, or anything your mind dreams up. Bring your ideas and let's create something awesome together!

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    Cook with a Book

    Mystery, murder, and… éclairs? Join us for Cook with a Book on Thursday, March 26, from 4:00–5:30 PM in the Community Room as we explore Agatha Christie's The Murder of Roger Ackroyd and make éclairs worthy of Poirot himself. No sign-up needed—just bring your appetite and love for a good mystery! Teens ages 12–18 welcome.

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    Dungeon Master Boot Camp

    Calling all teen storytellers and strategists ages 13–18! Join us Friday, March 27 at 3:30 PM in the Community Room for an epic, hands-on workshop where you'll learn to run awesome D&D games. Whether you've never DMed before or want to level up your skills, we'll cover everything from building worlds and crafting NPCs to running combat and telling great stories. Get the tools, confidence, and practice you need to turn every campaign into a legendary quest!

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    Idaho Teen Reading Challenge

    Calling all teen readers! The Idaho Teen Reading Challenge is here! This statewide reading challenge from the ICfL invites you to explore 8 books across 10 different categories.

    How to Join: Sign up at our Children's Reference desk, Madison Jr. High Library, Madison High School Library, or online with the Beanstack app.

    Track & Earn: Track your progress on Beanstack or pick up paper tracking sheets at any of our libraries. Collect a prize after each book you read at the Children's Reference desk or during visiting librarian days at school. Complete the challenge and you'll be entered to win a $30 gift card (drawing on May 1)!

    BONUS: Digital Badge Art Contest! Design a digital badge for one of the reading categories and submit it to programs@madisonlib.org by October 31. Winners receive a $25 credit from IDEAL – Idaho's 529 College Savings Program, and your design will be shared with libraries statewide!

    Ready to read? Sign up today and check out the 10 categories on the Teen Zone! 

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    Armchair Traveler Challenge: Unearth a Story!

    Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Techs will read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

    Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Field Tech Prize. Sign up at the Circulation desk and grab your Artifact Journal to get started!

    September Adult Events

    Take a Break Book Club Take a Break and join our adult book club on Sept. 21 at 6:30 PM! Ages 18+ will meet in the Community Room to discuss Jane Austen’s classic, Sense and Sensibility. Adult Makers Friday, September 15 is Adult Makers! We will be making noodles from...

    September Kids & Tween Events

    Story Time Join Miss Gina, Grace, and Marybeth for Preschool Story Time, Toddler Time, and Book Babies! For September, we will have fun with the letter F and farm animals! Preschool Story Time is for ages 2-5 and meets Tuesdays at 10:30 AM and 6:30 PM or Wednesdays at...

    September Teen Events

    Hauntings - Library Teen Virtual Convention Teens are invited to join the annual Library Teen Virtual Convention! Inspired by all our favorite ghost stories, spooky folklore, and mysterious cryptids, this year's theme is HAUNTINGS! The Convention is hosted on Discord...

    July Teen Activities

    CHESS AND GAME CLUB Learn the art of chess and other games from the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided. Mondays from 4:30-5:30 PM in the Community Room. For Ages 9-18 TEEN ACTION COUNCIL Teen Action Council gathers to discuss...

    July Adult Activities

    INDEPENDENCE DAY CLOSURE The Library will be closed Tuesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. No items will be due but the book drop will remain open. Thank you! "ALL TOGETHER NOW" BLOCK PARTY This is the Block Party everyone will be talking about this...

    July Kid & Tween Activities

    CHESS AND GAME CLUB Learn the art of chess and other games from the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided. Every Monday from 4:30-5:30 P.M. in the Community Room For ages 9-18 4TH OF JULY CLOSURE The Library will be closed Tuesday,...

    June Kids and Tween Activities

    SPECIAL STORY TIME Join us for a special story time with local author Ruth Nielson! She is the author and illustrator of I Am Remarkable: A Journey of Self-Discovery. Ruth will lead our little ones in a yoga session, so please bring a towel or mat for your child to...

    June Adult Activities

    CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Share your writing with other storytelling enthusiasts or join to make friends! Join the Creative Writing Club for ages 18+. We will share your favorite piece of writing and talk about why writing is our passion. Wednesdays, June 14 & 28 at 6:00...

    Library Closed for Labor Day

    The library will be closed Saturday September 3rd and Monday September 5th for Labor Day. No items will be due and the book drop will remain open. Thank you!

    August Library Activities

    TEEN ACTION COUNCILWednesday, August 3rd. 4-5:30pm.  For ages 12-18. Come and have a say in what activities Teens do at the Library and meet new friends. NO PROGRAMS IN AUGUST To reset from Summer Reading and to accomodate our new infrastruture updates, there will be...

    Adult Activities March 2026

    Adult Activities March 2026

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    by Mary Kirkpatrick | Feb 27, 2026

    Dungeons & Dragons

    Tuesdays at 5:30 PM · March 3, 17 & 31 · Community Room · Ages 18+

    Calling all adventurers! Whether you're a battle-hardened bard or brand-new to the game, join our Dungeons & Dragons party for adults (18+) and step into a world of imagination, strategy, and camaraderie. Led by an experienced Dungeon Master, each session promises epic quests, clever puzzles, and unforgettable moments.

    No experience? No problem! We’ve got pre-made characters and guidance to help you dive right in. Come solo or with friends—just be ready to roll for initiative and shape your own legend.

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    Creative Writing Club

    Calling all storytelling enthusiasts ages 18+! Meet us in the Community Room at 6:00 PM on Wednesdays, March 4 & 18. Share your writing, make new friends, and discuss your favorite work and the passion behind your craft. Let's inspire each other!

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    Crafty Corner

    Join us for Crafty Corner, an informal meet-up for adults 18+ who love to create! Bring your knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, or whatever craft you enjoy, and spend an evening with fellow makers.

    This month we'll meet Thursday, March 5 at 6:30 PM. Relax, connect, and get inspired—let’s get crafty!

    Poirot's Garden: Early Sowing

    Join us on Friday, March 6 at 7:00 PM for Poirot's Garden, where we will explore the quintessential retirement hobby taken up by Agatha Christie's famous detective—gardening! Retired or not, gardening is a popular pastime in our area, and with our short growing season, getting an early start makes all the difference. Jarod Gibbons from the University of Idaho County Extension Office will share expert tips on how to begin now for a bountiful harvest. Suitable for adults and teens, this event is perfect for anyone ready to cultivate their own garden!

    Free Family Friendly Films

     Grab your popcorn and join us for Free Family Friendly Films on Fridays at 3:30 PM in the Community Room! This March, we're diving into friendship and fairy tales. On March 6th, blast off with Pixar's Elio (rated PG) as a young dreamer becomes Earth's intergalactic ambassador in an out-of-this-world adventure. Then on March 20th, discover wonder with Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (rated PG), a stunning reimagining of the classic tale about a wooden boy who comes to life. All ages are welcome for these magical afternoon screenings. See you at the movies!

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    Poirot's Game: Mahjong

    Join us for Poirot's Game: Mahjong! On Tuesday, March 10 at 6:00 PM in the Community Room, patrons will have the chance to learn the classic tile game of mahjong. Once all the rage in the 1920s — right in the heart of Agatha Christie's golden era — this beloved game is making a comeback. Whether you're a complete beginner or just looking to brush up on the rules, come ready to play!

    Poirot's Table: Cooking the Books

    All month long we're celebrating the mysteries of Agatha Christie, and we're inviting adults 18+ to join us for Poirot's Table: Cooking the Books on Friday, March 20 at 7:00 PM in the Community Room. Sign up at the display near the Circulation desk and choose a recipe from either Karen Pierce's Recipes for Murder (featuring dishes inspired by Christie's beloved detective novels) or Regula Ysewijn's The British Baking Book (a tribute to the classic British treats that graced Christie's era). Make a copy of your chosen recipe at the Reference desk, prepare it at home, and bring your creation to share with fellow mystery-loving foodies! Come ready to taste, discuss, and celebrate the delicious intersection of food and fiction. Sign up soon and let's get cooking!

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    Take a Break Book Club

    Join us for Take a Break Book Club on Thursday, March 26 at 6:30 PM in the Community Room as we discuss our On the Same Page title: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie. Whether you're a regular member or joining us for the first time, we'd love to hear your thoughts about Christie’s infamous twists. 18+ only. Copies of the book are available at the Circulation Desk.

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    Poirot's Case: Murder at Thornfield Manor

    Murder? At the library? It's more likely than you think. Our Agatha Christie-inspired Murder Mystery is coming March 28 from 7:00-9:00 PM in the Community Room! Only 16 players will step into character and solve the crime (assigned roles begin at 6:30 PM), but everyone is welcome starting at 7:00 PM to sip mocktails, bid in the silent auction, play games, and strut their best 1920s look for costume prizes. Enter through the exterior Community Room doors. Come for the drama. Stay for the spectacle. Adults only.

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    Armchair Traveler Challenge

    Reading is the perfect way to unearth information, entertainment, and understanding, and we are ready to delve into some great books! This year’s challenge has us grabbing our shovels and burrowing into the pages! Field Techs will read one book for each challenge, earning stickers and opportunities to win prizes in our grand prize drawing.

    Any reader who fulfills even a portion of their Artifact Journal will earn small prizes along the way, but readers who complete all 10 Inventory Logs will earn the 2026 Armchair Traveler Field Tech Prize. Sign up at the Circulation desk and grab your Artifact Journal to get started!

    October Programs for Adults

    Crafty Corner Thurs. October 1 11:30 AM or 6:30 PM Adults 18+ Adults 18+ Bring whatever project you're working on and settle in with fellow crafters for an hour of making and chatting. Choose morning or evening: 11:30 AM or 6:30 PM every first Thursday of the month in...

    September 2026 Programs for Adults

    Midday Meetup Book Club Prefer to talk books over lunch? Our midday book club is Thursday, September 10 from 11:30 AM–12:30 PM in the Community Room to discuss Daniel James Brown's The Boys in the Boat. A great option if evenings don't work with your schedule....

    August 2026 Events

    AO3 at the Library: Fanfiction Short Story Contest Calling all storytellers! Do you have a favorite book, movie, show, video game, or fictional world you just can't let go of? Now's your chance to give it the spin it deserves. Write an original fan fiction story for...

    July 2026 Events for Adults

    Summer Reading 2026: Unearth a Story Summer Reading 2026 is here! This summer, we’re Unearthing a Story, and we want you to dig in with us. From Monday, June 8 through Saturday, August 1, read your way to awesome prizes. Sign-ups start June 8th — online with Beanstack...

    June 2026 Events for Adults

    Flood 50 We’re honored to be part of the city-wide Flood 50 commemoration — remembering the Teton Dam Flood 50 years later. Stop by to explore photo displays and Flood memorabilia, pick up a “Where Did I Put…” emergency preparedness folder (one per family), and grab a...

    May 2026 Events

    Teen Action Council The Teen Action Council gathers to discuss plans and come up with ways for the Library to serve teens. Select participants ages 13-18 are invited to join us Wednesday, May 6 in the Community Room at 4 PM! Apply to Join Teen Action Council Crafty...

    Adult Programs April 2026

    Creative Writing Club Calling all storytelling enthusiasts ages 18+! Meet us in the Community Room at 6:00 PM on Wednesdays, April 1, 15, & 29. Share your writing, make new friends, and discuss your favorite work and the passion behind your craft. Let's inspire each...

    Adult Activities March 2026

    Dungeons & Dragons Tuesdays at 5:30 PM · March 3, 17 & 31 · Community Room · Ages 18+ Calling all adventurers! Whether you're a battle-hardened bard or brand-new to the game, join our Dungeons & Dragons party for adults (18+) and step into a world of imagination,...

    Adult Activities February 2026

    Dungeons & Dragons Tuesdays at 5:30 PM · February 3 & 17 · Community Room · Ages 18+ Calling all adventurers! Whether you're a battle-hardened bard or brand-new to the game, join our Dungeons & Dragons party for adults (18+) and step into a world of imagination,...

    January 2026 Programs for Adults

    Dungeons & Dragons Tuesdays at 5:30 PM · January 6 & 20 · Community Room · Ages 18+ Calling all adventurers! Whether you're a battle-hardened bard or brand-new to the game, join our Dungeons & Dragons party for adults (18+) and step into a world of imagination,...