Watertown Public Library

06/21/2026

06/18/2026

We're one week away from our first ever Board Game Bonanza on June 25. We'll have plenty of games to pick from for all ages. No registration required, so come solo or bring your whole crew for an evening of fun!

06/18/2026

What was life really like on a Wisconsin farm decades ago? Do memories of your own rural upbringing bring a smile to your face? Have you considered preserving your family's stories for future generations?

Join Bill Mueller, author of Time to Ship Another Steer, for an engaging look back at his childhood on a Kenosha County farm. Growing up alongside 10 siblings and guided by two unforgettable parents, Mueller shares humorous and heartfelt memories that paint a vivid picture of farm life. All ages welcome!

06/18/2026

The Big Blue Chair hits the spotlight today!

06/17/2026

We are happy to announce a new addition to our “Library of Things”. Thanks to the collaborative support from Carol Quest, WRMC, Amy Eckert, and Christy Courtois the library will offer two blood pressure cuffs for patrons to checkout. Each kit comes with directions, cuff, and monitor.

06/17/2026

We got over 130 submissions to our summer coloring contest! Pop in by the 25th to vote on your favorites!

06/17/2026

Painting Palooza was a blast yesterday!

06/16/2026

What a great way to get some of those Adult Summer Library Reading Challenge bingo spots marked off!!

See you Tuesday June 30th at 6pm 📚📖✔️

06/16/2026

Due to the forecasted rain all day tomorrow, we are flipping Camp Library - Egg Drop to next week and having Camp Library - Garden Crafts tomorrow! Scissor lifts don't play well in the rain... 😉

06/15/2026

Looking for a change of scenery while working remotely?
Set up your office for the day at the library! Enjoy free Wi-Fi, comfortable workspaces, and a productive atmosphere right here in our corner of Main Street.
When it's time for a break, step out and support our Main St. businesses—grab a coffee, pastry, or lunch from one of the nearby bakeries and eateries. Then recharge with a walk, fresh air, and some time outdoors at BFTS before heading back to your projects.
Work local. Eat local. Take a break local. We look forward to seeing you at the library! ☕🥐🌳

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