Upcoming Events

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.

SHINE (Support Humans In Need of Encouragement) like the sun and make a difference at your library and in the community through art!

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.

Discover and experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, a gentle form of movement meditation that harmonizes body, mind, and spirit.

Carnegie-Stout Public Library welcomes The Enemies of Confusion to the Music @ your library stage for a set of their original music. The doors open at 5:30 and the concert goes from 6 - 7:00 p.m.

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.

The library is seeking student volunteers to assist with the Children's Summer Reading Program.

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.

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.

Do you like Magic Tree House, Junie B. Jones or Nate the Great books? Are you in 1st, 2nd or 3rd grade? If so, this book club is for you! We will talk about the book, then participate in an enjoyable activity or craft. 

Meet other Pokémon trainers at Pokémon Club! Trading Card Game, Nintendo Switch, and Pokémon Go gamers are all welcome. Parents are also welcome to attend.

April showers bring May (felt) flowers! Make a fun felt flower hair clip to add a pop of color to your spring wardrobe with no gardening required. Registration is required. 

Nervous about venturing out into the wider world? Whether you’ve recently started college, are a high school senior, or you're just getting started on your own as an adult, this class will help you to be ready for whatever life throws at you.

Children and families are invited to the library to create a personalized, heartfelt picture frame for Mother’s Day.

Dogs love stories but can’t read to themselves!  Children in kindergarten through third grade are welcome to read a short book to a dog in the Youth Services program room.  Please do not bring your own pet; we will provide kid-friendly d

Puppet Storytime with Oscar

The library is seeking student volunteers to assist with the Children's Summer Reading Program.

Join an epic Dungeons & Dragons one shot where you and others complete a quest through collaborative storytelling. Create or bring a first-level character and dive into adventure guided by a Dungeon Master.

Join Sunil Malapati as the Dubuque Shakespeare Project holds discussions regarding Shakespeare's tragedies and comedies.

Measure for Measure

Get ready to kick up your heels with Carnegie-Stout and learn how to line dance! Adam Kieffer of Adam's Dance Connection will be your instructor, guiding adults ages 18+ through the basics of line dancing on Monday, May 11 at 5:00 p.m.

Join us monthly, February through November, for our book club "Reading Roundtable"; a book discussion for adult readers. Pick up a bookmark or flyer at the Recommendations Desk with a list of books for upcoming discussions.