Wausau: Book Sale
Marathon County Public Library—Wausau Headquarters 300 First Street, Wausau, WI, United StatesCheck out our book sale hosted by the Friends of MCPL and find your next treasured item!
Check out our book sale hosted by the Friends of MCPL and find your next treasured item!
Meet with others to enjoy puzzles and conversation.
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Learn more about our genealogy resources available at the library!
Discuss this enchanting story about the profound experience of discovering an unlikely chosen family in an unexpected place.
Discuss this nonfiction book about Dr. Paul Farmer’s mission to revolutionize global healthcare.
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.
Adults are welcome to play cribbage at the library!
Join us to discuss this popular historical fiction novel about love, heroism, and hope.
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Identify native plants and wildflowers, and discuss the importance of pollinators and seed saving.
Use a variety of craft supplies to add your own creativity to a journal from home.
The Friends of MCPL welcome their members for a monthly sale every third Saturday of the month. Not a member? Join on the spot!
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Create a character to battle others in combat and be the last player standing!
Go back in time to the founding of America and solve clues about our nation’s history to get back to present day.
Join us to discuss this novel about two estranged twin sisters who agree to swap islands and lives.
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Learn about Wisconsin bats and their habitat, and join us after for an evening stroll at Oak Island Park to listen for bats with specialized equipment.
Adults are welcome to play cribbage with others at the library.
Discuss this novel about four dissatisfied sixties-era housewives that form a book club and alter the course of their lives.
Adults and young adults are invited to play modern board games each month.
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Discuss this novel about four dissatisfied sixties-era housewives that form a book club and alter the course of their lives.
Discuss current games, share advice, and maybe play in some one-shots!
Discuss this novel in which two writers compete for the chance to tell the larger-than-life story.
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Learn how to take better care of your brain to decrease your risk of dementia at this presentation led by the ADRC.
Writers of all levels are encouraged to join us for a collaborate space to write & have the opportunity to share their writing with others.
Learn a decoupage technique to decorate your own clay trinket dish perfect for holding jewelry, keys, and more.
Discuss this multi-layered novel that explores themes of imperialism, religion, and family.
Play games with friends, family, and community members every Saturday!
Make an appointment to receive basic tech help from library staff.
Join us as Mary Anne Arendt discusses her latest book and answers audience questions.
Join us in our historic second-floor space to play this midwestern staple.
Bring in a copy of a favorite recipe & walk away with a new recipe or two!
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Bring DVDs, CDs, vinyl records, or other physical media to the library and come back September 16-19 to shop for new items to take home!
Join us as we discuss this classic novel!
Discuss this thrilling mystery about a teen camper gone missing.
Meet with others to play this midwestern staple.
Comedy legend Carol Burnett tells the hilarious behind-the-scenes story of her iconic weekly variety series, The Carol Burnett Show.
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Learn more about our genealogy resources available at the library!
Discuss this novel exploring what it means to be changed by the grace of animals and kindness of strangers.
Join us in our historic second-floor space to play this midwestern staple.
Discuss this story of two women a generation apart, and how they find themselves bound by an unsolved, decades-old mystery.
Adults and young adults are invited to play modern board games each month.
The Friends of MCPL welcome their members for a monthly sale every third Saturday of the month. Not a member? Join on the spot!
Discuss this novel based on the remarkable true story of the record-breaking thoroughbred, Lexington.
Join us to discuss the story about the disappearance of a young girl from a Maine blueberry field and its lasting impact on her and her family.
Discuss this historical fiction novel about the 1913 copper miners' strike in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Discuss this story of two women a generation apart, and how they find themselves bound by an unsolved, decades-old mystery.
This festival provides book lovers a chance to hear and meet a multitude of authors over the course of several days. In addition to fostering a connection between author and audience, our festival gives people in our communities a chance to build their own connections through their mutual passion for literature in its many forms and genres.
Discuss this historical fiction novel about the 1913 copper miners' strike in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Browse our book sale hosted by the Friends of MCPL!
Browse our book sale hosted by the Friends of MCPL!
Discuss this classic fantasy novel exploring themes of personal growth, heroism, the dangers of greed, and the comfort of home.
Join us in our historic second-floor space to play this midwestern staple.
Browse our book sale hosted by the Friends of MCPL!
Browse our book sale hosted by the Friends of MCPL!
Bring in a copy of a favorite recipe & walk away with a new recipe or two!
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Join us in our historic second-floor space to play this midwestern staple.
Learn more about our genealogy resources available at the library!
Meet with others to play this midwestern staple.
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
Bring your current project to work on and meet with others for crafting and conversation.
The Friends of MCPL welcome their members for a monthly sale every third Saturday of the month. Not a member? Join on the spot!
Join us in our historic second-floor space to play this midwestern staple.
Adults and young adults are invited to play modern board games each month.
Join us in our historic second-floor space to play this midwestern staple.

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.)