Join us for a free, family-friendly screening of a short film from Beloit International Film Festival and Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Culver’s Scoopie will bring free custard!
Come play a game of chess, learn the basics, or watch others. Chess sets will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Instructors will be available. For ages 8 and up.
Get ready to read, sing, and move your body! Enjoy a fun way to develop early literacy skills with music, dancing, yoga, singing, and stories. Best for children ages 2-6. Siblings welcome.
A fun way for 3- and 4-year-olds to learn reading skills through playing, singing, talking, and writing.
Experienced mahjong players are welcome to join in on a game. The group does break for lunch at the café. Bring your own pieces.
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Join us for a free, family-friendly screening of a short film from Beloit International Film Festival and Disney’s The Little Mermaid. Culver’s Scoopie will bring free custard!
Come play a game of chess, learn the basics, or watch others. Chess sets will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Instructors will be available. For ages 8 and up.
Get ready to read, sing, and move your body! Enjoy a fun way to develop early literacy skills with music, dancing, yoga, singing, and stories. Best for children ages 2-6. Siblings welcome.
A fun way for 3- and 4-year-olds to learn reading skills through playing, singing, talking, and writing.
Experienced mahjong players are welcome to join in on a game. The group does break for lunch at the café. Bring your own pieces.
For kids ages 6 and younger; siblings always welcome. Stories, songs, and fun!
For all ages. Bring your own Yu-Gi-Oh or gaming cards. Try out our gaming cart with Wii and XBOX 360. Refreshments sometimes served.
For adults. Are you a writer who would like to meet other writers for hints, tips, suggestions, and encouragement? Join group leader Jerry Peterson as we work on writing…together.
Read the book and join us for a healthy discussion.
For babies 2 and younger; siblings always welcome. Stories, songs, play time.
Knitters of all ages and abilities are welcome to bring their own projects and join in on a casual knitting circle.
Join us for a free, family-friendly screening of a short film from Beloit International Film Festival and Disney’s Cars. Culver’s Scoopie will bring free custard!
For Adults. Crafts, creativity, conversation, and camaraderie. Bring your own project and craft with us!
Get ready to read, sing, and move your body! Enjoy a fun way to develop early literacy skills with music, dancing, yoga, singing, and stories. Best for children ages 2-6. Siblings welcome.
Learn to manage the physical, emotional, and financial challenges that family caregiving can present and connect with other caregivers facing some of the same issues you face.
For all ages; families are encouraged to attend together. Pajamas are optional. Stories, songs, and a craft!
A fun way for 3- and 4-year-olds to learn reading skills through playing, singing, talking, and writing.
For ages 12-18. Join us for drop-in activities for teens once a month. All materials provided, while supplies last.
Experienced mahjong players are welcome to join in on a game. The group does break for lunch at the café. Bring your own pieces.
For kids ages 6 and younger; siblings always welcome. Stories, songs, and fun!
For all ages. Bring your own Yu-Gi-Oh or gaming cards. Try out our gaming cart with Wii and XBOX 360. Refreshments sometimes served.
Join us at Beloit Public Library for the FABL Film Night movie series for adults and teens. Refreshments provided.
For adults. Are you a writer who would like to meet other writers for hints, tips, suggestions, and encouragement? Join group leader Jerry Peterson as we work on writing…together.
For babies 2 and younger; siblings always welcome. Stories, songs, play time.
Knitters of all ages and abilities are welcome to bring their own projects and join in on a casual knitting circle.
Join the League of Women Voters for a screening of this powerful documentary and a conversation with Janette Dean, Environmental Policy and Human Rights Advocate and Organizer.
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