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Snack on pizza and more! Face off on the Nintendo Switch, SNES, your own device, or a board game.

Gabe Henry talks about the "simplified spelling movement" and his book, Enough is Enuf.

Local resident Nancy will offer free mending services during Pokémon Club.

Sean Gaskell, who studied extensively under kora masters, shares the kora's history and music.

Jeff Hagen, artist and former guide at Taliesin shares stories and his art about Frank Lloyd Wright.

author Amy Timberlake smiling in a parka with a fuzzy hood with the book covers for "Skunk and Badger" and "Rock Paper Incisors".

Join award-winning author Amy Timberlake in person for a Q&A and reading from her new Skunk and Badger book Rock Paper Incisors!

Join fellow Pokémon fanatics for a Pokémon related activity each month.

Join fellow artists and crafters and work on your own project, or use supplies provided.

Drop in for messy art and sensory play for toddlers!

In September, A Taste for Mystery will discuss The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan Bradley.

Learn about risks for prediabetes and steps you can take to prevent type 2 diabetes.

Events

EVENTS

Find out what's happening at the Library. Check out our Story Time schedule.

RESERVE A ROOM

Reserve a room for a quiet study space or for your next community meeting.

EBOOKS

Get 24/7 access to the library's digital collection of eBooks, eAudiobooks, and periodicals with Libby.

various documents depicting racial covenants in Dane county including a housing ad, front page of the Afro-American newspaper, map of Madison, City of Monona deed and 1963 photo of Governor George Romney marching in Grosse Point against housing discrimination.

Unjust Deeds Exhibit

View the Dane County Historical Society exhibit on display throughout September.

a rainbow in teal, blue, yellow, gold, and orange with diverse group of people holding up books, a Verona Public Library card, and cell phone with the library's event calendar.

Library Card Sign-Up Month

The possibilities are endless with a library card! Where will yours take you?

New Resource: FamilySearch

Access to billions of searchable historical genealogical records while in the library.

open books with text in many languages

Reading Language Survey

Let us know what non-english language materials you think the library should purchase!

New Prairie Tale!

Enjoy Doris page-by-page along the path next to the library parking lot.

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RECOMMENDATIONS

Don't Miss Lists, e-Resources, best seller book lists, and more.

STORY TIMES

Learn about available story times for babies and children.

AUTHOR TALKS

Attend live events with best selling authors and speakers each month.

DONATE

Learn about available opportunities to give back to the library.