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Sign up for the Adult Summer Reading Adventure!

The Summer Reading Adventure kicks-off on Saturday, June 9 and this is the first day you can sign up to participate! When you register at any Brown County Library location, you’ll receive an “Adventurer” card to track the hours you spend reading. Every completed card (five hours read) becomes an entry in the drawing for prizes in August.

There is no limit on entries so keep reading!

Bring the family to the kick-off event!

Saturday, June 9 | 10:00 am - Noon Central Library 515 Pine Street, Downtown Green Bay

Featuring: FREE FAMILY EVENT! Randy’s Rockin’ Reading Show! Sign up for the Summer Reading Adventure! Green Bay’s own popular Prize Drawings including tickets to, musician Randy Peterson “Day Out with Thomas” | Balloon Animals performs two rocking shows! Face Painting | Popcorn & A&W Root Beer | Enjoy musical fun that will Green Bay’s Water Bar | Garden Fun & More! make you feel like a rock star! Appearances by Rover Reader and Froggy from Jonathan London’s picture books.

Central Library 920.448.5825 515 Pine St., Green Bay How-To Fest Saturday, June 2 ~ 9:00 am-4:00 pm

Learn how to do everything from cleaning a fish to repairing a bike and everything in between. Local experts will be giving 40-minute classes on their areas of expertise throughout the library all day long. This is a great chance to finally try that thing you always wanted to do, or learn something you never thought you would try! Tuesday, June 5 6:15 pm Perspectives: Opioid Crisis A community issue, a community discussion. Learn about this hidden yet growing problem in the nation and here in Green Bay. Watch a documentary and listen to a panel of local community experts. Ask questions and learn more about this epidemic.

Thursday, June 7 6:00 pm Come Color Club and More Drop in to color a picture, work on a puzzle, play a game, make a new friend, or just hang out! Light refreshments provided.

Wednesday, June 20 6:00 pm Paranormal Wisconsin -Tales of Ghosts, UFOs and Mysterious Creatures This presentation is an eerie combination of the most bizarre paranormal topics. Hear about the strangest cases of alien abductions, haunted places, mysterious creatures, crop circles, and everything else weird and unusual. This program covers the entire spectrum of Wisconsin’s supernatural activity. Presented by Chad Lewis, paranormal researcher. (This program was originally scheduled at the East Branch)

Tuesdays 6:00 pm Tuesday Nights in the Edible Garden Drop in for an informal tour of the library's edible garden outdoor classroom; harvest veggies and fruits ready to pick; ask questions about gardening; enjoy informal hands-on gardening activities; spend a few minutes helping with planting, weeding, watering or whatever is happening in the garden; ask questions about gardening.

June 12 Plant Yo’ Junk Have a favorite old pair of shoes you won't wear again, a rusty teapot, or an old coffee can? Bring in your junk, and we will provide the seeds/soil to plant it! Watch your junk come to life again as your plants grow this summer! Join us for this fun & FREE gardening session.

July 10 Stupendous Stepping Stones Join us in our outdoor garden as we make and decorate cement stepping stones for you to take home and enjoy in your garden! Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your own small treasures to add to your stepping stone.

August 14 Terrariums are Terrific! Create your own a mini-ecosystem to take home. A terrarium also makes a great gift! Supplies and plants will be provided. Registration required; please call 448-5825, or e-mail [email protected].

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Saturday, June 16 12:00 pm Book Club Club! Please join us for a demonstration of the library's new Book Club reservation software - KitKeeper! Registration is encouraged. Call 448-5825 or email [email protected]. Monday, June 18 6:00 pm All You Need is Trivia: A Beatles Trivia Happening Roll Up! Roll Up! Celebrate Sir Paul McCartney's birthday with Beatles Trivia! Win fab prizes! A splendid time is guaranteed for all. Register yourself or a team of up to 4 people at 448-5825 or email [email protected]. Tuesdays 6:30 pm Cookbook Club Are you a fan of the Great British Bake-Off? Is the kitchen your sanctuary? Meet others who revel in creating culinary delights. Participate in the group discussion and munch on treats with other local foodies. We encourage attendees to bring an item to share that's associated with the theme of the month. Don't forget the recipe! If you just want to come to talk, listen and enjoy a snack, that's fine, too!

June 19 Cookouts and Picnics are on the agenda this month. Share your favorite food or drink to have at outdoor gatherings.

July 17 We all have recipes that are a family favorite. What food items are a must-have at your family events?

August 21 The Farmer's Market is packed with an abundance of healthy, local, home-grown options. What have you found at the market lately?

Wednesdays 6:30 pm Green Bay Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Club

June 20 Kindred by Octavia Butler Join us for a discussion of Octavia Butler's bestselling novel Kindred. This combination of slave memoir, fantasy, and historical fiction is a novel of rich literary complexity.

July 18 Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny This month we'll discuss Roger Zelazny's Hugo Award winning novel, Lord of Light. In a post-Apocalyptic world where a few technology-endowed immortal humans rule the Earth as the pantheon of Hindu gods, one among them, Siddhartha, dares to oppose their tyranny.

August 15 The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden For August, we are off to Medieval Russia for this series opener. Based on Russian fairytales, this atmospheric fantasy will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Central Library Continued Mondays 6:00 pm Book to Action Book Club Participate in a fun book discussion AND engage with our community. We will read books focused on each month's topic, meet to discuss the books, and hear about volunteer opportunities and available resources. Please register for the book club at Customer Service when you pick up books; books will be available around the 1st of each month.

June 25: Immigration (this month's book club will be held off-site at the Volunteer Center of Brown County, 984 9th Street, Green Bay)

July 23: Suicide Prevention

August 27: Community Voices: LGBTQ+ Community

Thursday, June 28 6:30 pm How to Become a Podcasting Star: Bryan Carr UWGB Professor and the man behind the geeky, pop culture "Serious Fun" podcast, Bryan Carr, will explain how you too can get into podcasting. He'll show off the software and hardware and talk about his own experiences, plus answer your questions.

Saturdays 10:30 am Historic Walking Tour Learn about the Green Bay's interesting and unique history as you walk along the downtown streets.

June 30 Join us as we stroll along North Washington Street and learn about how Green Bay’s commercial center has changed over the years. Tour will meet at the Library and walk down to Washington Street. (limit 20)

July 28 Join us as we stroll along Adams Street and learn how a neighborhood changed from residential to commercial. Tour will meet at the Library and walk down to Adams Street. (limit 20)

August 25 Join us as we stroll down Jefferson Street to learn about the homes of city and county government. Tour will meet at the Library and walk down to Jefferson Street. (limit 20) Mondays, July 2 & 9 6:00-7:30 pm Tuesdays, July 3-24 6:00-7:30 pm Hip Hop Hooray: Creating Digital Music Always wanted to learn Digital Audio Arts? Don't know what that is? Get hands on experience with state of the art digital music production software and hardware. Laptop programs, keyboards, and drum machines will be available. Adults may even find an artistic outlet for stress or supplementary income as a deejay or producer. Led by Derrick Holt, DAA instructor. Required to attend all sessions.

Central Library Continued Thursday, July 19 6:00 pm Hypnotist: Andrew Becker Always original, never scripted, you will laugh hysterically as Andrew Becker takes audience volunteers on a guided tour through their imaginations. Watch audience members participating on stage, and maybe get hypnotized yourself. This show for 6th grade and up.

Thursdays, July 26 & August 9 5:00 pm Cosplay Workshop: A Countdown to Comic Con® Event Attention cosplayers! Are you putting together the perfect cosplay outfit for the Brown County Library Comic Con® on September 29th? Get some help and use our sewing machines to take your design to the next level! You supply the fabric and other supplies and we will the have the thread and tools you need to finish a project. For all ages - children under age 10 must attend with an adult. Registration recommended at [email protected] or 448-5825

Saturday, August 11 10:00 am-3:00 pm Summer Camp...for Grown Ups! Relive those nostalgic glory days of outdoor bliss - right here in the heart of the city. Camp activities include crafts, sports and outdoor games, snacks and food trucks, music and more! Bring a white cotton shirt, bag or other item for tie-dye. Camp opens at 10:00 am! Free to attend. Registration recommended at [email protected] or call 448-5825

Food Truck Fridays!

Every Friday from June 15 through August 24, 11:00 am - 2:00 pm food trucks will set up in the parking lot of the Central Library, 515 Pine Street. Forget the brown bag lunch and stop by to taste the offerings of Green Bay’s booming food truck scene!

Ashwaubenon Branch 920.492.4913 1060 Orlando Dr., Green Bay Tuesdays 1:00-2:30 pm June 5 & 26; July 3 & 24; August 7 & 28 Tech Tutor Schedule one-onone time with a librarian for help with your device, filling out online forms, navigating the web or other basic tech issues. Call 492-4913 to pre-register or for more information. Mondays 6:00 pm June 11 & 25; July 9 & 23; August 13 & 27 Renaissance Dance Bring a partner and learn to do dance English Country Dances and Bransles from the Renaissance period. If you can step side to side and count to four, you can dance with us! Sponsored by the Society for Creative Anachronism's Barony of Windhaven. Wednesday, June 13 6:00 pm Ice Cream Social Story Time - For Adults! Who doesn't love being read to? Grownups, this story time is for you, with selections read aloud by your favorite librarians! Reminisce about the good old days while enjoying ice cream sundaes and good literature. Mondays 10:30 am Coffee & Books with the Boys Join our group devoted to good conversation about fiction and non-fiction books - and of course, coffee!

June 18 Limping Through Life: A Farm Boy's Polio Memoir by Jerry Apps

July 16 The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein

August 20 They Marched Into Sunlight: War & Peace in Vietnam & America, October 1967 by David Maraniss Tuesdays 10:30 am ABC Readers Join us for a lively book discussion and treats!

June 19 Wonder by R.J. Palacio

August 21 The Funeral Dress by Susan Gregg Gilmore Saturday, June 30 10:30 am The Wonder of Kindness Looking for family activities this summer? Join us for a FREE showing of the inspiring film, Wonder. Mary Harrison, executive director of the local nonprofit Children's Promise, will facilitate a conversation about fostering kindness and alleviating negative behavior. Light refreshments will be provided. 2017, PG, 1 hr 53 min

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Tuesday, July 17 10:30 am Coast-to-Coast on a Tandem: Meet the Authors! What would send a couple on an adventure of a lifetime crossing the USA on a bicycle built for two? And how does it change them? Meet local authors, husband and wife - Peter and Tracy Flucke of WE BIKE, etc., as they share slides of their trip and answer questions about their new book, Coast to Coast on a Tandem: Our Adventure Crossing the USA on a Bicycle Built for Two. Tuesday, July 17 6:00 pm Are Pets Your Happily Ever After? Join Sue Van Dyck from Happily Ever After Animal Sanctuary in Ashwaubenon with one of her canine friends. Learn how to adopt and love shelter pets as forever friends. Tuesday, July 24 6:00 pm Curling Gold Did you watch the 2018 Olympics and cheer when the US team won gold for the first time ever in curling? Or fall in love with the "Garlic Girls" - the South Korean women's curling team? Did you know Green Bay has its own Curling Club? Come to learn more about this fascinating winter sport that has captured our hearts. Wednesday, August 15 6:00 pm Taste of Lake Michigan - Fish Boil Join us for a traditional Door County fish boil with Master Boiler, Jim Laughlin, as he cooks Lake Michigan whitefish over an open fire. Learn about the history and tradition of this part of our Lake Michigan heritage and sample the delicious results at the end. Wednesday, August 15 7:00 pm Music of the Great Lakes Join us for music and stories about the Great Lakes and the people and culture around them, performed by folk duo, The Great Lakes Ramblers.

Denmark Branch 920.863.6613 450 N. Wall St., Denmark Wednesday, June 20 6:00 pm Healing Through Creativity Use art and creativity to help work through the grieving process. Whether coping with the loss of a loved one, loss of a job, or just faced with grief in general, sometimes words are not sufficient to communicate -- or even catalog -- all of the conflicting thoughts and emotions. See how the art-making process can lead to insights that will help you to grow and connect with others on your healing journey. Session led by art instructor Michelle Bonde. Wednesday, July 25 5:30 pm No Canning Required Eliminate waste and save flavor by learning quick and easy ways to preserve your extra summer produce from your garden or farmers' market, all without canning! Program presented by certified wellness coach, Nancy Kiehnau.

East Branch 920.391.4600 2255 Main St., Green Bay

Thursdays 2:00 pm READ Book Club (Read-Eat-And-Discuss) Come for a book discussion and stay for a bite to eat!

June 7 Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate

July 5 Book Share: Share titles of books that you have enjoyed reading.

August 2 Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng

Monday Movie Matinees 1:00 pm

June 18 Black Panther T'Challa, the King of Wakanda, rises to the throne in the isolated, technologically advanced African nation, but his claim is challenged by a vengeful outsider who was a childhood victim of T'Challa's father's mistake. PG-13, 2018, 2hr 14min

July 16 A Wrinkle in Time After the disappearance of her scientist father, three peculiar beings send Meg, her brother, and her friend to space in order to find him. Featuring Oprah Winfrey and Reese Witherspoon. PG, 2018, 1hr 49min

August 20 The 15:17 to Paris Three Americans discover a terrorist plot aboard a train while in France. PG-13, 2018, 1hr 34min

Wednesday, June 20 6:00 pm Paranormal Wisconsin -Tales of Ghosts, UFOs and Mysterious Creatures

This presentation has been MOVED TO THE CENTRAL LIBRARY. Please refer to Central’s event listing for details.

Tuesday, July 24 6:00 pm Wills and Powers of Attorney Join us for information on the three basic legal documents all of us should have in place: Wills, Power of Attorney for Health Care, and Power of Attorney for Finances. Learn why you should complete these documents and what happens if they are not finalized. Did you know you can do some forms on your own, while others should be completed by your attorney? Get all your questions answered regarding these important end-of-life documents. Presented by: Daniel Walsh, CPA, CELA; One Law Group, S.C.

Kress Branch 920.448.4407 333 N. Broadway, De Pere Mondays & Wednesdays Escape Room: Young, Scrappy, Hungry...and Running Late! A musical theater lover's dilemma...missing show tickets! Look for clues, solve puzzles, and beat the time limit in this fun group challenge. Offered most Monday afternoons and Wednesday evenings during the summer. Call Angela at 448-5888 to book a time slot. Ages 10+ Monday, June 4 6:00 pm Local Authors: Three from SNC Three authors with ties to St. Norbert College will read selections from their novels and chat about their work. Robert Boyer taught English for 36 years and has completed his first novel, The Magic Necklace of Al-Andalus. Current English professor E.L. Risden (pen name Edward S. Louis) will present Wiskalo Chookalo, a ghost story set in 1930s Wisconsin. Scott A. Winkler earned his bachelor's degree from St. Norbert College and will read from The Meadow, a 1960s exploration of family secrets and relationships.

Wednesday, June 6 6:30 pm Our Community Listens Develop communication skills for your family, workplace or social group. Julie Zumach of Our Community Listens will talk about the mission of that not-for-profit organization and will offer tips for becoming a better listener. Monday, June 11 3:00 pm Hilly Haven Golf Challenge Swing Into Summer Reading with staff from Hilly Haven Golf Course. Join us behind the library, pick up a club and take your shot for a chance at a prize! Celebrating summer programs at the Kress Family Branch Library. Monday, June 11 7:00 pm Book and a Movie Wonder by R.J. Palacio. Gather your friends for a fun night out at De Pere Cinema, 417 George St, to discuss the book and then watch the film! Free admission, concessions available. Call 448-4407 for more information. Tuesday, June 12 1:00-3:00 pm Song Writing Workshop Singer/Songwriter Jeff Hinnendael will present on the songwriting process and support participants in creating an original piece. Writers, instrumentalists and singers all welcome. You can work in groups or on your own. For those who wish to share, there will be a small showcase at the end of the program. Fridays 11:30 am June 15, July 20 & August 17 Conversation Café at the Kress A project of Brown County's Connecting Our Community from Many Directions. Meet friends, share news and ideas, enjoy occasional speakers. Brown-bag lunches welcome.

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Monday, June 18 1:00 pm Workout for Your Brain Engage your brain through fun games that test your memory skills with Teri Bradford from the Aging and Disability Resource Center! Memory screening available immediately following the program. Please call 448-4407 to register! Thursdays 1:00 pm June 21, July 19 & August 16 Memory Café at Kress Memory Café is a fun, comfortable environment where people with early stage memory loss can relax, engage, and enjoy the company of others on the same journey. Companions and caregivers are welcome. Facilitated by Brown County Memory Café.

Wednesdays 2:00 pm Woman’s Club of De Pere Book Club Join us for discussion on the last Wednesday of each month. June 27 Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate July 25 Wonder by R. J. Palacio August 29 A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman

Tuesday, July 10 6:30 pm Local Author Dan Linssen Former Green Bay Press-Gazette columnist and non-fiction author of Who's to Blame?, Dan Linssen, shares his debut novel Leaving Juneau County, set in 1950's Mauston, Wisconsin. Learn as well about the challenges of doing research for fiction and non-fiction writing.

Wednesday, July 11 1:00 pm Social Media for Seniors Can't tell the difference between a tweet and a hashtag? Wish there was an easier way to share photos of your grandkids or connect with out-of-town relatives? Join us to explore the world of social media and learn basics of how to use platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Sign up is required- Please call 448-4407 to reserve your spot!

Wednesday, August 8 6:00-7:30 pm Poetic Play with Prompts Join other adult and teen writers for some creative exercise and a bit of chat about what inspires you. Bring your notebook and pen, along with a completed poem or piece of flash fiction to share if we have time.

Monday, August 20 6:30 pm Be an Immersive Traveler! Explore the pace and living style of another culture by day-tripping from a central lodging place. Ulster? Tuscany? The Maghreb? Fox World Travel offers tips for vacationers who would like to immerse themselves in a particular region of another country.

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Tuesday, August 21 6:00-7:30 pm Harry Potter Course: Divination Harry Potter fans can study Professor Trelawney's specialty with guest medium, Shadows Divination. Learn about tarot readings, scrying, palmistry and other magical practices. Try your hand at telling the future and come away with some new insight and skills.

Pulaski Branch 920.822.3220 222 W. Pulaski St., Pulaski Mondays June 4, July 9 & August 6 5:00 pm Make Friends with Your eReader Library staff will guide you through downloading eBooks from OverDrive to your Kindle, Nook, or other device. All ages welcome! Mondays 6:30 pm Read It or Not, Here I Come! Join us for book club.

June 4 The Man in the High Castle by Philip Dick

July 9 The Wonder by Emma Donoghue

August 6 The Orphan's Tale by Pam Jenoff Tuesdays 3:00 pm June 5, July 10 & August 7 Ladies Crafts and Laughs Join us for an open “crafternoon”. Bring your projects - crocheting, knitting, jewelry, scrapping or other project you are working on. We'll have lots of fun together!

Mondays 6:00 pm June 18, July 16 & August 20 Un-Manic Mondays De-stress yourself with adult coloring pages! Try some brain games! Relax or challenge. All materials provided. Monday, June 25 1:00-8:00 pm Tuesday, June 26 10:00am-5:00 pm Wednesday, June 27 1:00-8:00 pm Thursday, June 28 10:00am-5:00 pm Friday, June 29 1:00-8:00 pm Digitizing Memories Have you ever though about preserving your priceless family photos? Help de-clutter and preserve your memories by digitizing photos. Schedule a one hour appointment to get one-on-one instructions and time with our high-resolution scanner, which can scan multiple photos at once! You'll need to bring your photos and a USB flash drive. Call 822-3220 or email [email protected] to book your time slot during our open hours.

Southwest Branch 920.492.4910 974 Ninth St., Green Bay Thursday, June 14 2:00-4:00 pm Annual 9th Street Carnival Join us for our annual carnival to play good old- fashioned games like fishing pond, Plinko, Skee-Bowl and more. There will be plenty of prizes to win, plus juice, cotton candy and popcorn! FREE fun for all ages! Mondays June 18, July 16 & August 20 1:00 pm Nothing Serious Book Group Intimidated by book clubs but find yourself telling your friend/neighbor/mailman about the great book you've just read? Try our seriously fun group. No hard questions, no group picks, no deadlines; just conversation about all things BOOKS!

Mondays 6:30 pm Spanish-Inglés Studio Use it before you lose it! Learning Spanish or Inglés? Keep your language skills sharp with informal activities and conversation in both español and English.

June 18 Practice talking about food at our bilingual ice cream social. We’ll bring the ice cream, you bring a topping!

July 16 Play 100 Mexicanos Dijeron and Family Feud as part of a team and practice thinking and answering quickly in your target language.

August 20 Celebrate Brown County's 200th anniversary; Play Brown County-opoly and talk about Brown County in Spanish and English.

Wednesday, July 18 5:30 pm Tuesday, August 14 5:30 pm Sewing 101 for Adults Are you interested in learning to sew? Do you have a machine at home but don’t know where to start? Join us for an Adult Sewing 101 class and learn the basics of our machines or bring in your own. You will learn how to thread the machine and practice sewing with a simple craft. Registration required; call 492-4910 or register online.

Tuesday, July 31 5:30 pm Arduino at the Library: Adult Edition Have you ever wanted to learn the basics of writing code or building small electronics? Arduino is a credit card-sized, programmable microcontroller that can read sensors and will turn on lights, run motors, and more, based on the code you write. Once you know the basics, the possibilities are endless! Learn more during this two-hour, hands-on session. Space is limited; registration required - call 492-4910 or register online.

Weyers-Hilliard Branch 920.448.4405 2680 Riverview Dr., Howard Tuesdays June 5-August 28 2:00 pm Tech Tutors Schedule a 30-minute one-on-one session with one of our tech experts to learn more about the technology topic of interest to you. An open time to learn, discover, or ask a question about operating your computer, software, tablet or smartphone, using the library catalog, or downloading library eBooks, audiobooks, or magazines! Call 448-4405 to schedule your session. Thursdays 10:00 am June 7-August 30 Stitch-In Bring your needlework, yarn, needles, or hooks to connect and create by the fireplace.

Tuesdays 1:00 pm M & M Book Group

June 12 Steve Hamilton's reputation is built upon his Alex McKnight mysteries. This tautly- paced, character-driven series relocates the hard-boiled detective novel to rural Upper Peninsula Michigan from sunny Los Angeles, putting a fresh spin on the genre; Hamilton's non-series novels are typically set in locales that surround their hard-bitten inhabitants in similar desolation. Hamilton's novels are unflinching examinations of the dark side of human nature, even as they are centered on erring but sympathetic protagonists. Plotting is complex, meshing multiple storylines. Start with: A Cold Day in Paradise.

July 10 Tess Gerritsen uses her knowledge as a physician to write best-selling medical thrillers that feature fast-paced action, growing suspense, authentic medical details, and sympathetic characters. Her plots often follow contemporary medical issues, as well as questions of medical ethics. Whether possessing the medical or the investigative expertise, Gerritsen's heroines must work their way through medical clues and track the villains, all while facing life-or-death situations. These stories are dark, filled with nightmare situations and deadly violence. Start with: Harvest.

August 14 A former crime reporter whose novels include the continued adventures of Robert B. Parker's iconic Spenser, Ace Atkins writes historical and contemporary thrillers. Hardscrabble environments, past and present, are vividly drawn and peopled with colorful characters moving through action-packed plots. Start with: Infamous (Historical Thriller) or The Ranger (Contemporary Thriller).

Weyers-Hilliard Branch Continued Thursday, June 21 1:00 pm Workout for Your Brain Join Teri Bradford from the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Brown County to explore a number of games that will help you engage, exercise and challenge your memory skills using pencil and paper. Register online or by calling 448-4405. Wednesdays 5:00 pm June 27, July 25 & August 22 Outside the Lines Coloring Club Do you want to unleash your inner child? Does coloring allow you to relax and forget about the stress of the day? Well, stop by our Adult Coloring night! All supplies will be provided. you are welcome to bring your own materials and join our group of coloring aficionados. Tuesday, July 10 5:00 pm The ABCDs of Medicare Are you in need of more information when it comes to Medicare? The ADRC presents Part 1 of the two part event n Medicare's ABCDs to help you better understand what is available. This program will focus on parts A through D. Register online or by calling 448-4405. Tuesday, July 17 5:00 pm Medicare Part D Plan Finder The ADRC presents Part 2 of the two part event on Medicare's ABCDs to help you better understand what is available. This program will primarily focus on the Part D Plan Finder. Register online or by calling 448-4405. Wednesday, July 25 6:00 pm Friends & Family Game Night Come play with us! We'll have board games, card games, and the Wii ready to go. Drop in and play an old favorite or learn something new.

Wrightstown Branch 920.532.4011 615 Main St., Wrightstown Wednesday, July 11 3:30-7:30 pm Escape Room Players will be "locked" in a room and have to use elements of the room to solve a series of puzzles and escape within a set time limit. Sign up for what hour you can attend. Monday, July 30 6:00 pm An Evening with Jane Austen Join us for an evening of basic embroidery, calligraphy, and other crafts! Take home handmade gifts perfect for your home or loved ones. Space is limited- please call 532-4011 to reserve your spot! Monday, August 6 2:00 pm Poetic Play with Prompts Join other adult and teen writers for some creative exercise and a bit of chat about what inspires you. Bring your notebook and pen, along with a completed poem or piece of flash fiction to share if we have time. Family

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Brown County Library www.browncountylibrary.org Central Library 920.448.4400 515 Pine Street facebook.com/BCL.Central Green Bay, WI 54301 twitter.com/@_bclibrary

Ashwaubenon Branch 920.492.4913 1060 Orlando Drive Green Bay, WI 54304

Denmark Branch 920.863.6613 450 N. Wall Street Denmark, WI 54208

East Branch 920.391.4600 2255 Main Street Green Bay, WI 54302

Kress Family Branch 920.448.4407 333 N. Broadway De Pere, WI 54115

Pulaski Branch 920.822.3220 222 W. Pulaski Street Pulaski, WI 54162

Southwest Branch 920.492.4910 974 Ninth Street Green Bay, WI 54304

Weyers-Hilliard Branch 920.448.4405 2680 Riverview Drive Green Bay, WI 54313

Wrightstown Branch 920.532.4011 PO Box 96 615 Main Street Wrightstown, WI 54180-0096

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