Week Calendar

Job service professionals from the Department of Workforce Development provide assistance to walk-in customers in the computer lab at Beloit Public Library.

Job service professionals from the Department of Workforce Development provide assistance to walk-in customers in the computer lab at Beloit Public Library.

Develop early literacy skills with music, dancing, singing, and stories. Ages 2-6.

Stories, songs, and fun with a new theme each week. Ages 2-6.

Connect with other parents and your baby with simple songs and stories. Ages 0-2.

Join staff from Stateline YMCA for stretching, songs, and fun. Ages 0-5.

Join us for a game of chess, learn the basics, or watch others. All skill levels are welcome. Ages 5+.

Learn about careers in this story time featuring experts from the field.

This series is a civic education initiative co-sponsored by Beloit Public Library and Stateline Community Foundation.

Explore John David Anderson’s book, Posted, a humorous story about bullying, broken friendships, social media, and the failures of communication between kids, then get

Join us as we learn about Rock County African American soldiers and veterans during the Civil War. Author and speaker Jeff Kannel will have books available for purchase after the program.

Learn conversational Spanish and appreciate Mexican culture in our new Spanish Fluency Club for Beginners, led by Andero Anderson. Special days will include food.

Bring your device and drop in for expert assistance with your devices and software with our one-on-one technology support.

Learn conversational Spanish and appreciate Mexican culture in our new Spanish Fluency Club for Beginners, led by Andero Anderson. Special days will include food. Fluent English and/or Spanish speakers are invited.

No planning, no preparing, and no clean-up…just fun! We provide the supplies and the ideas; just bring yourselves! All ages.

Want to learn about the art of sushi, but not a fan of the traditional? Try the sugary alternative! Roll up your favorite candies with friends. Have an allergy? Let us know.

Bring your own knitting or crocheting project, and hang out with other yarn crafters for inspiration, conversation, and collaboration.

This monthly film series features an LGBTQ+ friendly film. Co-hosted with Yellow Brick Road Organization. Free refreshments. Drawing for free movie.

Connect with others in friendly competition every Wednesday. The library has a Switch and Wii for console gamers. Don't want to use those systems?

This monthly film series features a new release and is sponsored by our Friends. Free refreshments.

Learn what Kombucha is, where it came from, why it’s good for you … AND how to make it at home for a fraction of the store-bought price.

Local knitter Carol Lisensky will teach this four-part intermediate knitting class for those interested in learning how to knit a hat. Participants should already know how to knit, purl, and cast on.