Mukwonago Community Library

05/29/2026

What are you waiting for? Mark your calendars for our Summer Library Program Kick-Off will be on Saturday, June 13 from 10am-12pm!

05/28/2026

Thank you for being such a valuable community partner to us!
We are so proud to be a part of a community so ready to advocate for their library. ❤️

A big thank‑you to Abby Armour, Mukwonago Community Library director and Nikki Verheyden, capital campaign committee member for recently sharing the vision behind the “Our Library, Our Future” capital campaign and renovation project.

We’re excited to see plans for an expanded MetaSpace 511 makerspace, park‑accessible restrooms, a refreshed children’s area, and more — all within the library’s existing footprint.

Proud to support a project that strengthens learning, creativity, and community.

05/21/2026

Today Miss Jane was joined by students from St. John's Lutheran Church and School Mukwonago for a library tour and story time!

Did you know you can request a visit from one of our librarians?
Visit our Educators page at www.mukwonagolibrary.org/educators to schedule a librarian visit to your classroom or to plan a trip to the library for your students!

05/21/2026

Stop by the library and shop our book sale to stock up on books for the Summer Reading Challenge, which opens Monday, June 15! Shop hardcovers for $1 or paperbacks for just $0.50 while supplies last.

05/19/2026

Thank you so much for joining us for the first Mukwonago Book Festival!
We are overwhelmed with the amount of support we received with this event. Stay tuned on our website and social media for more information about the future of Mukwonago Book Festival!
Thank you to our participating authors:
Betty Adelman, Author Kathleen Eull, Ingrid Hanson-Popp, Mary Ann Noe, Amy E. Reichert, Arthur Kevin Rein, Donna Nouveau, Ron Rindo, Author Lynne Shaner, T.K. Sheffield, Wisconsin Author, DJ Slater, Shawn M. Verdoni - Author, Rod Vick, author, and Malcolm McDowell Woods.
Special thanks to all of our sponsors and partnerships:
The Mukwonago Rotary Club, Friends of the Mukwonago Community Library, Wisconsin Writers Association, Orange Hat Publishing, Reads by the River Books and Gifts, Carrie Ryman from our AlphaBeta Fiction Writing Workshop, Big John’s Burgers and Dogs, LLC, Piña Mexican Eats, Kettle Cornucopia, and Kubby's Kool Treats Ice Cream Truck.

05/18/2026

Mukwonago Community Library will be closed on Monday, May 26 for Memorial Day. We will reopen for our regular hours on Tuesday, May 26 from 9:00am to 8:00pm.
Additionally, as of Saturday, May 23, our Saturday hours will be changing to our summer hours of 9:00am to 2:00pm now until Labor day weekend.

05/17/2026

The Book Festival is STILL GOING until 4pm and you’re running out of time to meet our local authors! Food trucks 🌮 Cold beverages 🍻Books for sale 📚Merch 🛍️ Three author panels left, so hurry on over!

05/17/2026

Don't forget to join us TODAY, May 17 from 10am-4pm for the Mukwonago Book Festival!
The event will take place rain or shine and is free and open to the public - no registration is required. Stop in for this day-long festival that will bring together Wisconsin authors, readers, and book lovers for a celebration of the literary talent in our community. 😀
Visit https://www.mukwonagolibrary.org/book-festival for the full schedule of author panels, and the complete list of attending authors.

05/12/2026

As you plan your day to attend the Mukwonago Book Festival on Sunday May 17 from 10am - 4pm, make sure you swing by the welcome tent with the Friends of the Mukwonago Community Library on the day of the event to pick up a copy of the panel schedule and map!

While you’re there, pick up a free commemorative bookmark and holographic sticker or purchase a limited edition Book Festival tote bag.
The first 100 people that stop by can pick up a free 11x17 poster!

05/12/2026

Happy work anniversary to Library Director Armour!

Since joining us five years ago, Director Armour has made numerous efforts to help make Mukwonago Community Library a wonderful place to be. From her work repatriating items from the Grutzmacher Collection and securing grant funding for the library’s first set of Smart Lockers to personally troubleshooting printer issues, Director Armour has made a tremendous impact in just five years. We can’t wait to see where she takes us next!

Please join us in congratulating her on this work milestone!