Events

Bring your latest project and enjoy socializing with other knitters at the library.

No registration necessary.

Expand your horizon with a documentary on the first Thursday of every month at 2:00 PM.

No registration necessary.

This month, we are showing Saving Capitalism
This visionary and acute film is a clear-eyed examination of a political and economic status quo that no longer serves the people, exposing the powerful alliances between Washington and Wall Street, as well as the extreme wealth disparity in our country. Diving deep into the political economic system, this documentary is not about being Democratic or Republican, but refocuses the conversation on how we can fix it.

The Memory Café is for individuals who are living with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), early-stage Alzheimer’s or other dementia. Memory Cafés offer these individuals and their care partners and family a safe and fun way to share stories and socialize with others who have concerns about their memory.

Watercolor Painting
Jody Kanters, a teaching artist with Stroke of Genius in Waukesha, will guide us in painting watercolor art pieces.

To register, please call Wendy Betley of the Alzheimer’s Association at 414.479.8800

Join your neighbors and friends for a gentle stroll on paved trails for a better, healthier, more social you!

Meets at the library reference desk for a one-hour walk every Monday through October 21 (except Sept 2).

Rain or shine. No registration necessary.

Discover hidden features on both Apple and Android phones, as well as basic maintenance routines, data management, and cloud options. Bring your questions!

Register HERE

Children in Kindergarten through Grade 5 are invited to read to our therapy dog, Gracie, for a 15-minute session.

Call or visit the children’s library to sign up for a slot!

Come visit us at the Art Walk when the sidewalks of downtown Delafield come alive with color and music. Rain or shine.

Join your neighbors and friends for a gentle stroll on paved trails for a better, healthier, more social you!

Meets at the library reference desk for a one-hour walk every Monday through October 21 (except Sept 2).

Rain or shine. No registration necessary.

We show new and popular movies on the third Monday of each month.

Free popcorn provided. No registration necessary.

This month, an unlikely pair of female scam artists team up to take down the men who have wronged them.

We meet during the the third week of each month. Copies of the current book are available for checkout at the library. New members always welcome!

This month, we are reading The Optimists Guide to Letting Go by Amy Reichert

Gina Zoberski wants to make it through one day without her fastidious mother, Lorraine, cataloguing all her faults, and her sullen teenage daughter snubbing her. Too bad there’s no chance of that. Her relentlessly sunny disposition annoys them both no matter how hard she tries. Instead, Gina finds order and comfort in obsessive list-making and her work. But when Lorraine suffers a sudden stroke, Gina stumbles upon a family secret Lorraine’s kept hidden for forty years. In the face of her mother’s failing health and her daughter’s rebellion, this optimist might find that piecing together the truth is the push she needs to let go.

Bring your latest project and enjoy socializing with other knitters at the library.

No registration necessary.

We meet during the the third week of each month. Copies of the current book are available for checkout at the library. New members always welcome!

This month, we are reading The Optimists Guide to Letting Go by Amy Reichert

Gina Zoberski wants to make it through one day without her fastidious mother, Lorraine, cataloguing all her faults, and her sullen teenage daughter snubbing her. Too bad there’s no chance of that. Her relentlessly sunny disposition annoys them both no matter how hard she tries. Instead, Gina finds order and comfort in obsessive list-making and her work. But when Lorraine suffers a sudden stroke, Gina stumbles upon a family secret Lorraine’s kept hidden for forty years. In the face of her mother’s failing health and her daughter’s rebellion, this optimist might find that piecing together the truth is the push she needs to let go.