Home Schooling Socialization At Peshtigo Public Library

On January 8, the Peshtigo Public Library received a visit from two Home School groups from the “Shifting Gears Social Club Co-op” in Appleton WI. The groups enjoy traveling to libraries in their surrounding area. The students worked on crafts, coloring and puzzles and read books. They also stopped at Badger Park following their library visit. The library is an economical place to bring children and is a great place for home-school students and parents to meet for learning and socialization. Please call the Peshtigo Library at (715)582-4905 if you are interested in bringing in a group of students for study or an opportunity to meet with other homeschooled peers.

Other updates:

Peshtigo Library is expanding – The Peshtigo Public Library is fortunate to be expanding along with other departments within the city hall. The library is open and is asking for understanding during the next few months as construction is beginning. A temporary wall was added on 1/09/24 and has required library items to move to unfamiliar places. The library expects other small inconveniences including some unwelcome noise to come up until the expansion is complete. The library staff is here to assist you and thank you for your patience.

Story time – Peshtigo Library Story time is on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. All communities are welcome to come in for a story and craft.

Wonderful Wednesday – Women’s Health- Irene Mayou will be at the Peshtigo Library on Wednesday, Feb. 14, from 3:00-4:30 p.m. to discuss Women’s health and share some great preventative tips.

Bring Your Own Book Club – The next Book Club meeting will be Monday, Feb 5, at 10:00 a.m. Stop in to discuss what has been on your reading list and get some great ideas for what is next on your list.

Read with us Book Club – the Peshtigo Public Library will host their first Book Club with all readers reading the same book. “Cutting for Stone” by Abraham Verghese is the first book club book. Book Club members will meet on Wednesday, April 10, from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. to discuss the book. Copies of the book are available at the Peshtigo Library now.