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+.

Drop in for one-on-one assistance with learning how to use and understand your device. Our staff can help you learn to use library apps, resources, and more! PLEASE NOTE: Staff are not permitted to perform repairs.

Calling all teens! Help us make decisions on fun teen programming ... and eat free pizza! Earn volunteer hours just by meeting with us once a month.

Join us on the first and third Fridays of the month for a night of shared art and expression.  Show off your music, monologue, dance routine, poetry, standup or whatever!  All ages, all genres, and all experience levels welcome. &nb

Enjoy the colors of spring and summer with these vibrant and easy-to-make DIY suncatchers. For teens.

Build as a team or work on your own creation. Be sure to bring a camera to capture your creation! Each month will bring a new build challenge. Ages 5-12.

Bring your friends, your creativity, and your adventurous spirit to our Dungeons & Dragons series led by local Beloiter Bob Peryea. No advanced knowledge of the game is required.

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

Join us for this monthly film series. 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?

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

Bring your friends, your creativity, and your adventurous spirit to our first Dungeons & Dragons series led by local Beloiter Bob Peryea. No advanced knowledge of the game is required.

Friends at Beloit Library (FABL) presents a fun-filled hour of heart-warming stories, photos, videos, demonstrations, education, smiles, and more from Paul Humphreys, The Lost Ring Detective.