Join us under the Dome for a fun-filled night out for adults and teens ages 16 and older. Enjoy a community art display, receive an intricate henna design (exclusively for women) and explore opportunities to relax and imagine at various art stations.  

We’ll be popping popcorn, spinning cotton candy and serving up a fresh array of mocktails and fruit-infused waters.

This event is free. A library card is not required, but you can easily sign up for one while you’re here!

Winnebago County has been a beer brewing community for 175 years, and to mark the anniversary the Winnebago County Historical & Archaeological Society will present a talk by Oshkosh beer historian Lee Reiherzer. Lee’s presentation will cover the breadth of Winnebago County’s brewing history, from the early breweries established by German immigrants to the modern craft breweries that are keeping the local tradition alive. Join us Under the Dome for a sudsy dive into Winnebago County Beer!

Why dash off a poem, when you can write a poem that has the potential to change the world?

During this interactive workshop held in the library's Lower Level, attendees will create poetry toolboxes filled with rhythm, meter, rhyme, tone, line breaks, fixed forms, and various other helpful tools to enhance our writing.

Participants will have the opportunity to write poems, share them with the group, and engage in discussions on refining our poems to maximize their impact.

Build a simple, one-string musical instrument in this two-hour workshop led by John Kestell in the library's Lower Level. True to their roots (the Mississippi Delta, Appalachia, etc), the instruments will be constructed mostly from discarded materials. In its simplest form, a so-called canjo, some type of metal container serves as a resonator, producing an interesting metallic sound. The necks can be fretted or played with a slide.