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Explore the ancient art form of paper folding with certified origami instructor and artist Ruthanne Bessman. You’ll create several different shapes with a variety of papers. *Registration required. Please call 437-5021.We look forward to seeing you at the library! Registration for events is always appreciated, but not required unless otherwise noted. (Events marked with an * require registration). To register, please call (608) 437-5021. Questions? Please contact our adult programming librarian, Melissa Roelli at (608) 437-5021, ext. 109.
Along with the exciting and enriching programs listed to the left, the library offers a variety of other resources for adults. A few are listed below.
Download the free Libby app and read books and listen to audiobooks on your phone or other devices.
Using a computer? Try Overdrive instead. (They are very similar. Libby is just a bit easier to use on devices.)
Memory Loss Caregiver Kits
Created to support caregivers helping people with memory loss, our newest kits are filled with a variety of books, pictures, videos, music and other items designed to evoke memories and invite sharing. Five separate kits, each with a different theme, are available to check out.
Free Career Assistance at the Library from Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development
1st and 3rd Fridays, 1pm-4 pm
** Please note -- There is no DWD assistance at our library in December. The Mount Horeb Public Library is excited to partner with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development to offer one-on-one assistance with job searching, resume writing, interview skills and more! Jennifer Seese, DWD, will be at the library the first and third Fridays of the month from 1 pm - 4 pm. Some Fridays will feature a program followed by personal assistance, other Fridays will be all one-on-one appointments. Community members are invited to stop in the library during these times to receive help with their specific career development needs. The meeting times are first come, first served, or by appointment by calling the library Help Desk at 437-5021. Anyone looking for help with their career is encouraged to take part.
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