What is the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research? With Mary Huelsbeck, Assistant Director for the Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
The Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research (WCFTR) is one of the world’s major archives of research materials relating to the entertainment industry. Come and learn why researchers from all over the world come to Madison to study Hollywood, TV and Broadway.
Join the Neenah Public Library Monday, October 1st at 6:30pm for “Excel 101: An Absolute Beginner’s Guide.” This entry level class is perfect for those that have always wanted to learn Microsoft Excel, but weren’t sure where to start. We will cover the basics including cell formatting, simple formulas, and more. Basic computer skills are required, but newbies are encouraged to attend. Please contact the library to register.
Enjoy a conversation and coffee with Valley VNA nurse Julie or Andrea on the first Tuesday of each month as they highlight a specific health concern. This month we will focus on staying healthy during flu season, and how to stop the spread of infections and illnesses but welcome all health-related topics. Bring your lunch and we will supply a light snack.
We will meet on the second floor, in the Aylward Room.
Brought to you in partnership with Valley VNA Senior Care.
JURASSIC WORLD: FALLEN KINGDOM (PG, 128 minutes )
Starring Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard
When the island's dormant volcano begins roaring to life, Owen and Claire mount a campaign to rescue the remaining dinosaurs from this extinction-level event.
Join us for conversation, refreshments, and of course, knitting!
The first & third Wednesdays of each month (unless otherwise noted) at 6:30pm in the 2nd floor Carpenter Room.
Bring your latest project or one that you are struggling to complete. Learn about charity knitting projects.
For new knitters, experienced knitters, crocheters and other needle crafters - all ages are welcome!
Please contact Adult Services with any questions!
920-886-6315 or Library@neenahlibrary.org
Learn the process of linoleum printmaking at the Neenah Public Library Wednesday, October 3rd at 6:30pm. Join instructor Stephanie Harvey as she provides a quick crash course on printmaking and the print process. Use your knowledge to carve your own linocut and create your very own prints. There is no fee for this free class, and all supplies are included. However, there is limited seating. Please reserve your spot at the library’s second floor reference desk or by calling 920-886-6315. Ages 16 and over.
Musician and native Hawaiian, Sam ‘Ālika Bader will be teaching a four-week ukulele class from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. in the Library’s Storytime Room. Bring your own ukulele or reserve one of the Library’s ukuleles. An extra loaner ukulele is also available for use during classes.
A ukulele open jam follows each Thursday night class. Open to anyone interested in playing with other ukulele players. Bring your own ukulele – banjoleles and guitars welcome, too (and whatever else you’d like to play). Music provided – or bring a piece you’d like to share with others. The open jams are held from 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Bring music you're working on, something you're having trouble with, play a solo or a duet for the group, play along with your fellow ukers. All skill levels welcome!
Drop in for a friendly game of chess every Thursday evening from 6:00pm until 8:00pm. All ages and skill levels are encouraged to attend. Even if you have never played, but are interested in learning, stop by and we will teach you. No registration or chess boards required. Chess is played on the library's second floor.
Learn about student loan repayment plans, and options for managing your student loan debt. Presentation by Peter Spaeth, Consumer Credit Counselor at FISC (Financial Information and Service Center).
Join the talented instructors from Absolute Wellness in this ballet inspired workout.
Friends of the Neenah Public Library: First Friday Concert Series
Spend an afternoon with talented guitarist, Alan Schultz, performing classic country inspired by popular tunes from the '60s and '70s. Since his retirement, Schultz performs locally in both solo and group concerts. Don't miss this fantastic performance!
The hour-long concert is free and open to all interested individuals.
The First Friday Concert Series is sponsored by The Friends of the Neenah Public Library!
Please contact the reference desk with any questions, we are always happy to help!
Phone: 920-886-6315
Email: library@neenahlibrary.org
Are you interested in learning how to play Dungeons and Dragons? Join us in the second floor Aylward Room at the Neenah Public Library. We are starting a Dungeons and Dragons group and are looking for participants. This is a great introduction for newbies, or people simple looking for a gaming group. No registration is required for this free event.
While this group is for adults 18 and older, we are in the early stages of assembling a teen group as well. So stay tuned.
In partnership with Lawrence University, the Neenah Public Library is excited to announce, “Giants of Jazz.” Each of the four performances will highlight a different jazz legend and will begin with a brief lecture; offering a historical context and a lesson on jazz appreciation. Then Lawrence students will perform selected works by the featured artist. Join us for our first session on Thelonious Monk, Sunday October 7th at 2:00pm in the library’s Shattuck Room.
