Join us for upcoming events, classes and programs at Madison Public Library! All events are free and open to the public. Registration required where noted.
Bring a parent or guardian to the library for a Spa Night. We will be doing some light yoga, have a bath bomb making station, learn how to make healthy food for your face, and have light refreshments!
Mehendi is a popular folk art tradition closely connected with the celebration of life events. Find out more about the henna plant and its many uses as a dye, fragrence, medicine, and more! Learn how to draw traditional Indian motifs, henna application techniques, and create your own designs.
Join this workshop to learn the techniques of block printing and find out more about this ancient Indian folk art tradition! Participants will participate in decorating their own scarf to take with them.
Registration is required for this event.
Sponsored by The Chang Foundation.
Join ShopRite nutritionalist Nicole O'Brien this summer to learn about healthy eating and snacking. She'll teach the class healthy recipes and bring tasty samples to share.
Register if attending. Program will be held in the Chase Room.
The library is hosting a Family Karaoke Night! Bring everyone down for an evening of singing, dancing, and fun. Professional Karaoke services are being provided by LaRochelle Event Services.
Sponsored by Friends of the Madison Public Library.
Create your own work of art with local artist Erica Pizza with step-by-step instructions on how to paint your own wonderful masterpiece. All supplies are included.
Collegewise, a national college counseling company, will be having a FREE seminar on Wednesday, August 29at 7 pm at Madison Public Library in which they will discuss “How to Write Great College Essays”.A lot of really good kids write really bad college essays; essays about how soccer taught them the importance of teamwork, or how they struggled to adapt to strange cultures during a trip to Paris.It’s not their fault; most kids have just never been taught what college admissions officers actually want to read about, or that great college essays need to be written very differently from the essays assigned in high school English classes.That’s why this seminar was created—to teach Collegewise kids how to find and write their best stories for college essays.Collegewise will explain what admissions officers actually want (and don’t want) to read, reveal the five most overused essay topics on which far too many kids rely, and teach writing techniques that will help any student write more engaging and effective college essays.Parents are strongly encouraged to attend as we always get great feedback from the mothers and fathers that join us for this one. Seating is limited so please register at:
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