Pledge to read at least five books, attend three library events, and complete various challenges from December through February.
All are welcome to help us create a communal art mural to display at the library!
Cat lovers are invited to make a variety of cat-themed crafts, such as no-sew cat toys, bookmarks, magnets, and more!
Discuss this true story of the British ship the Wager, which embarked on a secret mission that went awry.
Discuss “The Bear and the Nightingale," a story that follows a young girl with powers to see spirits and otherworldly creatures.
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Compete against others to finish an identical 300-piece jigsaw puzzle the fastest!
All are welcome to join us to discuss “The Nickel Boys” for our February book club.
Compete against others to finish an identical 300-piece jigsaw puzzle the fastest!
Compete against others to finish an identical 300-piece jigsaw puzzle the fastest!
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Compete against others to finish an identical 300-piece jigsaw puzzle the fastest!
Discover how Marathon County residents celebrated the 200th year of America as we gear up for the semiquincentennial this summer.
Find the hidden mistake in various trivia statements!
Drop off gently used games & craft supplies, then come back on March 24 & 25 to pick up an item or two to refresh your collection.
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Adults are welcome to play cribbage with others at the library.
Connect with fellow seniors in the community, and chat or play games with one another!
Stop by for open office hours with the ADRC to learn how they can assist you.
Learn tips and tricks to help support balance and prevent falls.
Knitters, crocheters, and other fiber artists are invited for crafting and conversation.
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Learn more about our genealogy resources available at the library!
Follow design patterns to crochet a unique yarn coaster.
All are welcome to join us to discuss this novel about a Wisconsin family and community coming together.
Discuss "Homegoing" with us, an epic novel that follows the descendants of two half-sisters.
All are welcome to join us to discuss this dystopian novel for our March book club.
Adults are welcome to play cribbage at the library!
Join us to discuss "Flight Behavior," a story of personal awakening and environmental stewardship.
Learn techniques to successfully start seeds indoors and take home a lettuce plant to grow over spring!
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Knitters, crocheters, and other fiber artists are invited for crafting and conversation.
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Discuss this novel about a single mother's journey navigating life's challenges.
Join us to discuss this story that follows a family of glassmakers from Renaissance-era Italy to present day.
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Make cards for veterans to receive on the Never Forgotten Honor Flight this spring.
All are welcome to discuss this story about love, loss, change, and finding your way home.
Learn how to take better care of your brain to decrease your risk of dementia at this presentation led by the ADRC.
Adults and young adults are invited to play modern board games each month.
Compete against others in this casual, but quietly competitive, trivia game of all things bookish!
All ages are invited to make their own monster corner bookmarks!
The Friends of MCPL welcome their members for a monthly sale every third Saturday of the month. Not a member? Join on the spot!
Families can compete against others to finish the most puzzles in a set amount of time.
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
All are welcome to discuss this story about love, loss, change, and finding your way home.
Use a variety of art materials to incorporate into your own journal.
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Discuss this novel exploring a friendship between a widowed mother and an intelligent octopus.
All are welcome to discuss this shocking true story behind the viral 8 Passengers family vlog and how in the face of unimaginable pain, Shari Franke found freedom and healing.
Join us this spring for the first session of our Retirement Ready series to learn about Social Security benefits and prepare for retirement.
Check out our book sale with our popular $6 bag sale, hosted by the Friends of MCPL, and find your next treasured item!
Join us for morning yoga as we focus on gentle movements that flow into real life.
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Learn simple macramé knotting techniques to create beautiful leaf designs that attach to a dowel for use as wall décor.
Make cards for veterans to receive on the Never Forgotten Honor Flight this spring.
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Create a handmade mosaic tile using air-dry clay and an assortment of dried seeds and beans.
Connect with fellow seniors in the community, and chat or play games with one another!
Stop by for open office hours with the ADRC to learn how they can assist you.
Join us for morning yoga as we focus on gentle movements that flow into real life.
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Cozy up with your own book to read in the quiet company of others.
Whether you’re adjusting to a new diagnosis or seeking ways to better support someone you care about, join us for this informative presentation on dementia from the ADRC.
Adults are welcome to play cribbage with others at the library.
Paint your own watercolor masterpiece!
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Knitters, crocheters, and other fiber artists are invited for crafting and conversation.
Learn more about dementia at this helpful presentation, led by the ADRC, to better support someone you care about or if you're adjusting to a new diagnosis.
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Join us for a conversation with Spencer Village staff on recent happenings and what's to come.
Learn how to choose crops suited for our area, create a garden plan, and schedule planting for the best results.
Join us for the second session of our Retirement Ready series to gain a better understanding of Medicare and all its parts.
Learn how to choose crops suited for our area, create a garden plan, and schedule planting for the best results.
For additional Wausau-area events, check out the events calendar on visitwausau.com. (Please note: While library events are included on this site, the majority are not affiliated with MCPL.)