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Downloadable Media  Choose from a large selection of eBooks, audio books, magazines, and videos.

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Programs, Classes, and Events: View current calendars for children, teens, and adults.

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Library News & Announcements:

What’s It Worth? Antique & Collectible Appraisal Event Featuring Mark Moran
Central Library
Saturday, October 20 | 1-4 pm

Have you ever wondered about the story and value behind that piece of art, toy, or brooch that’s been handed down for generations?
Or maybe it was purchased at a flea market? Antique expert Mark Moran will offer insights on your item, including an informative opinion on its value. Registration is required to have an antique or collectible appraised.  Details and registration information… 

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The Local History Series Celebrates 30 years!

 

Programs continue through November 1.

 

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Celebrate Brown County’s 200th birthday on Friday, October 26 at the Neville Public Museum.

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Diverse Perspective Author Series
Central Library

 

Featuring Joseph Bruchac on November 27 and Roshani Chokshi on December 5.

 

Read more about the authors and how to get (free) tickets.

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Central Library Wall Gallery:
Black & White Photography by Jon McKinney
Now through November 30.

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Now Available!

Find all of the WI Public Library Consortium’s offerings in one place! 

Visit widigitallibrary.org to explore Pressbooks, WI Author Project, SELF-e, OverDrive, Libby, and BiblioBoard.

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Learn a Language with Rosetta Stone  – an e-Learning solution that helps build language skills and delivers immediate feedback to guide pronunciation based on innovative speech-recognition technology.

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Join us for your favorite movies – now showing at Brown County Library!

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Learn what you want – when you want. Learn business, creative, software and technology skills to achieve your personal and professional goals through online courses taught by industry leaders.  Get started.

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As Seen on TV (and in the Newspaper!)
Good Reads! Watch the library’s segment on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month!		Youth Reads Themed children’s book synopses published every Sunday in the Green Bay Press-Gazette.