Events & Programs

Adult Programs & Events

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Reference and Information Services staff coordinate on-going and special adult programs and events.

Summer Reading Program for Adults

Rules Print a Registration Form Register Online

"Changing Lives @ Your Library"
May 19 - August 1

Fill out a Drawing Ticket at the Info Desk for each book you complete for a chance to win in one of the weekly drawings.

$25 Gift Certificates from Brewed Awakenings or CSI.

Funding Provided by the Appleton Library Foundation

Exhibits and Musical Performances

Exhibits - located in the west wing of the library's main floor.

Musical Performances - located either in the lower level meeting room or the atrium.

Speakers, Films, & Ongoing Discussion and Activity Groups

Summer Reading Program for Adults - "Use Your Imagination @ The Library" (May 18 - August 11)

Creative Journey - participate in artistic ideas and share creativity.

Downtown Book Club - meet at Harmony Cafe for lunch and discussion on the last Wednesday of each month.

"Pulled by the Heart" - a Nancy T. Wall's real-life story of living in and escaping the Middle East. Thu, Jul 30, 1 - 2:30 pm

Thursday Afternoon @ the Movies - see new feature films @ the library on selected Thursdays.

Writing Matters - participate in writing exercises and learn about writing techniques.

View an Excel list of titles available for book clubs. You can sort by Owning Library to group together APL titles. (Dept. of Public Instruction)
For more information on adult programming, please contact Elizabeth Eisen at 920-832-6392

Library & Internet Classes

Internet & Computer Instruction Sessions - gain practical computer experience and learn how to make effective use of the Internet to find the information you need.

Library Use Instruction Sessions - learn how to make effective use of the library's tools, resources and computers.

For more information on adult programming, please contact Elizabeth Eisen at 920-832-6392.

All events and classes are free and open to the public. For some events and classes, pre-registration is required (contact the Reference Desk at 832-6173).

Participants may reserve discussion books by contacting the Information Desk (for fiction) at 920-832-6177 or the Reference Desk (for non--fiction) at 920-832-6173.

Programs are held in the Lower Level Meeting Room unless otherwise indicated.

Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made upon request and if feasible.