A few pair of solar eclipse glasses were handed out to patrons prior to August 14. Due to questionable certification, the Sun Prairie Public Library suggests patrons dispose of these glasses. We hope to have a limited supply of certified solar eclipse glasses by Friday, August 18 or Saturday, August 19.
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All the ECLIPSE GLASSES are gone.
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2017 Summer Library Program -- Build a Better World Babies, kids and teen programs ended August 5 -- you are all Reading Champions!  The Adult Reading Program runs until August 26 |
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The library will be closed Monday, September 4 for Labor Day. |
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 Sponsored by the Friends of the Sun Prairie Public Library and the Sun Prairie Public Library Foundation |
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Introducing... Streaming video, ebooks, audiobooks & music Downloadable eBooks & Audiobooks  Magazines in Digital Format  Reading Recommendations by Email |
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Author Visit featuring Elizabeth Berg Beloved author Elizabeth Berg, and her delightful dog, Gabby, present Make Someone Happy as part of their summer book tour. Wednesday, August 23 1 p.m. Library Community room Book signing and fun refreshments to follow. |
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Summer Lovin' Ukulele Sing-Along Jam! |
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Documentary and Discussion - Pictures from a Hiroshima Schoolyard |
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Genealogy Workgroup Join our informal Saturday genealogy workgroup. Bring your laptop or tablet for hands-on problem-solving. All experience levels welcome. September 9, October 14 10am -noon Library Conference Room |
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An Autumn Bounty Chef Jason Dunn returns with another delicious demonstration and tasting. This season's feature: the marvels of maize! Tuesday, September 12 6:30 p.m. Library Community Room Space is limited; registration is required. Call 608-825-0702 or email This program is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Sun Prairie Public Library |
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The Raging Grannies of Madison, WI |
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Quilting and the Underground Railroad Learn how quilts were used on the road to freedom along the Underground Railroad. Presented by acclaimed Wisconsin quilt artist, Pat Ehrenberg. Many beautiful quilted pieces will also be available for purchase. No registration required. Sunday, September 17 2 p.m. Library Community Room |
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Bird's of Prey |
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Wisconsin Film Festival Pop Up Join us for a free Wisconsin Film Festival pop up screening of the film, Neruda. A Golden Globe nominee for Best Motion Picture in the foreign language category, it tells the story of an inspector who hunts down Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet, Pablo Neruda after he becomes a fugitive in his country for joining the Communist Party in the late 1940s. Refreshments served. This film has a run time of approximately 107 minutes and is rated R. Tuesday, September 19 6:30 p.m. Sponsored by Beyond the Page and the National Endowment for the Humanities. |
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Three Generations of Migrants: A Family History Longtime local activist and third generation migrant farm worker, Jesus Sales, will share family stories & recount their path from Mexico to the Great Lakes region, along with his work to secure human rights & improve conditions for the migrant community. This free event is open to the public. Wednesday, September 20 6:30 p.m. This Working Lives Project program is sponsored by the Wisconsin Humanities Council and hosted by the library in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. |
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Documentary Screening: A Stolen Education Please join us for a free screening & follow-up discussion of this astounding -- and often overlooked -- true story about the Mexican-American school children who challenged discrimination in Texas schools in the 1950’s. Refreshments served. Film is approximately 67 minutes long. Thursday, September 21 6 p.m. Library Conference Room |
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Buzz Books A collection of popular titles with classic appeal. * Books for adults, teens and children * Available to walk-in patrons only * Sponsored by the Friends of the Sun Prairie Library |
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Last updated: Aug 19, 2017
