Ronald J. Berger presents his book Children, Save Yourselves! about his father's and uncle's survival of the Holocaust in Nazi-occupied Poland. His father endured several concentration camps while his uncle survived outside of the camps passing as a Catholic and eventually becoming an officer in the Soviet Army.

Does your family know what you would want in the event of a health crisis? An educator from Agrace will present about how to communicate and write down your wishes. Registration requested, please email or call (608)729-1763.

In celebration of Banned Books Week, the Forward Theater Company will be performing five monologues inspired by a banned book. The monologues will be followed by a question and answer session. The monologues to be performed are Bad Librarian inspired by Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger, The New Technology inspired by The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, Singed inspired by Because of Winn Dixie by Kate DiCamillo, Laffs with Two F's inspired by Captain Underpants by Dav Pilkey, and On Toronto inspired by Hop on Pop by Dr. Seuss.

It’s Elephant Appreciation day! Come join us for an elephant themed storytime at the library! Ages 2-5

Preschool storytime is a 30 minute program for those who are able to sit through longer stories and participate in more advanced activities. Featuring stories, songs and movement activities. Suggested for children ages 2-5. To maximize enjoyment for yourself and others, please follow age recommendations. No registration is required.

Preschool storytime is a 30 minute program for those who are able to sit through longer stories and participate in more advanced activities. Featuring stories, songs and movement activities. Suggested for children ages 2-5. To maximize enjoyment for yourself and others, please follow age recommendations. No registration is required.

A 20-minute storytime for babies and toddlers featuring stories, songs, bounces, and rhymes. Followed by a 15-minute social time for caregivers and playtime for babies and toddlers. Ages 0-2. No registration is required.

DIY your own table fooseball set! Find a friend to play you, drop in the ball, and see who can score a gooooooooaaallll!! Registration required. Please call the youth services desk to register at 608-729-1762. Recommended for children ages 9-12.

A STEM workshop perfect for your little one! Enjoy books and activities about various STEM topics to build skills. Explore with hands-on opportunities. Bring "messy" clothes for your child. Recommended for children ages 2-5.

Come to the library and engage with Sphero robots! Sphero, a robotic sphere, is designed to inspire children to engage with STEAM skills and coding through creative play. Recommended for kids ages 9-12. Registration is required. Please call the Youth Desk at 608-729-1762.

Boogie on down to the Fitchburg Public Library for a morning filled with books, dancing, crafts and more! If you love music and movement, this is the program for you. Recommended for toddlers and preschoolers ages 2-5 years who love to move.

Join Professor Shakhashiri and friends as they bring the lab to the Fitchburg Public Library for a morning of captivating scientific and artistic demonstrations that are fun for the whole family!

No longer just for breakfast! Come to the library and we’ll test the limits of what can be cooked in a waffle maker. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert! Will it waffle, or will it flop? Ages 13-17