Kids Services

Programs

We offer a variety of programs for all ages! Please check the events calendar for all program dates, our Youth Services Facebook page for updates and information, and our YouTube Channel for our full archive of videos. 

Please Note: For the rest of expansion and renovation project (through spring 2026), our staff will be busy continuing to adjust, adapt, and grow into the new Youth Services area. To facilitate this process, there is a temporary reduction in programming levels. We appreciate your understanding during this transition and we look forward to sharing a full calendar of events with new program opportunities later in 2026!  

Storytime!

Visit our Storytime and Early Literacy page for more information!

LEGO® Club

Thursday, November 13 at 2:00 PM
Build with the library’s LEGO® collection!  Bring your creativity, but leave your LEGO®s at home! Registration is required, register here. For school-age children only (Kindergarten - 5th grade). Children can be left with the librarian as long as they are registered. We'll take photos of their creations and post it to our Facebook Page.

Winter Crafts

Please choose one session to attend for the week.

Thursday, December 4 from 2:00 to 4:00 PM or 6:00 to 7:30 PM
Saturday, December 6 from 10:00 AM to Noon
Monday, December 8 from 10:00 to 11:30 AM or 2:00 to 4:00 PM 
Tuesday, December 10 from 10:00 to 11:30 AM

Make winter crafts in the Youth Program Room with us! Geared for ages 3-11. A variety of different crafts will be offered -- each child can make up to three projects to take home. Morning craft sessions are geared towards preschool age children; afternoon craft sessions are geared towards school age children; all sessions have something appropriate for all age levels.

Children under the age of 8 must be actively supervised by an adult at all times. No registration.

Youth D&D

Our Youth D&D program is on pause during this phase of our expansion. Updates will be posted here.
Do you know an 8-12-year-old who wants to learn Dungeons and Dragons? The game Dungeons and Dragons includes many higher-level concepts including: moral compass, storytelling, magical elements and creatures, battles, and the understanding that it is a game. Our youth campaigns run in a a six-week program that requires attendance at all sessions. Join the waitlist here. Space is limited!

All Library Programs Are Free And Open to the Public 

Children and adults participating in Sun Prairie Public Library’s Programs may be photographed by newspaper or television reporters/photographers, library staff members, or others involved with the program. These photographs may appear without compensation in newspapers or in productions, publications, on the web, or other printed or electronic materials related to the role and function of the Sun Prairie Public Library. Parents who do not want their children photographed should notify Lynn Montague, Head of Youth Services, before the program starts.