Event List

Children ages birth to 18 months and a favorite adult will hear stories, rhymes, and songs during this interactive program. This program gives your child the opportunity to hear diverse vocabulary while you get to know other families.

Friends of the Library Books & More Sale

Stories, sing-alongs, movement activities, and lots of fun—recommended for children ages 3 through 6 with a favorite adult. Adult participation is a must.

Friends of the Library Books & More Sale

Join us as we welcome cuniculturist Bobbi Jo Bellmann, from Bellmann Bunnies, who will show and tell us all about her rabbitry. You will even be able to pet some of the bunnies! 

Friends of the Library Books & More Sale

Read a new title each month and then meet up for book discussion and a unique activity related to the book.

Please register and pick up books at the Children’s Help Desk.

The Pout-Pout Fish is getting his big screen debut. Join us at the library to celebrate with a read aloud, games, and activities in honor of our favorite sullen sea creature. 

Friends of the Library Books & More Sale

These 20-minute programs feature short stories, songs, and movement activities for children ages 18 to 35 months with a favorite adult. Adult participation is a must.

These 20-minute programs feature short stories, songs, and movement activities for children ages 18 to 35 months with a favorite adult. Adult participation is a must.

Children ages birth to 18 months and a favorite adult will hear stories, rhymes, and songs during this interactive program. This program gives your child the opportunity to hear diverse vocabulary while you get to know other families.

Grab a friend and head to the library to make cool art and eat snacks! This month we will learn how to make a faux stained glass image in a picture frame. This program is for ages 10 and older – including adults!

Want to learn how to play the ukulele? Join librarian Ben every other Tuesday to work on chords, exercises, and songs all geared toward beginners. If you are brand new to the instrument consider arriving early for help with tuning your uke.

Meet Diane Wilson, author of the 2026 Dubuque County Reads book selection, "The Seed Keeper," on Tuesday, March 24 at 6:30 p.m. This free event will be held at Steeple Square and is open to the public.

Stories, sing-alongs, movement activities, and lots of fun—recommended for children ages 3 through 6 with a favorite adult. Adult participation is a must.

Join us as we welcome a Dubuque County Conservation naturalist to tell us all about turtles. Our guests will include a box turtle, a painted turtle and a map turtle. 

Do you have questions about what you could do to help keep yourself safe? Do you have limitations or struggles with your mobility, flexibility, or relationship with your body that make you feel less confident?

Library board meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of each month (except for November and December) at 4 p.m. in the Lacy Board Room, located on the third floor of the library.

Hearth & Page Society - come craft, chat and talk books. We have supplies for Book Blinging, so feel free to bring your favorite books to bling. Put together a puzzle or just hang out. Light snacks and drinks provided. For adults 18+.

Do you enjoy watching movies? Come to the library each month to watch a movie based on a book! Wear your pajamas, bring your favorite blankets, pillows, and stuffed friends, and enjoy some popcorn!

Enjoy a table reading of a modern language adaptation of William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Brian Hallstoos will join the 2026 Black History and Reading Challenge to discuss his new book Sol Butler: An Olympian’s Odyssey through Jim Crow America in the First Floor Program Room at Carnegie-Stout Public Library in Dubuque at 3:00