Why was the knight asked to cut the ribbon for a new chess club? It was his opening move. Meet new friends while honing your game. When you play chess, you’re a rook-star! Good fun for all ages happening every Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. on the library's Second Floor. Drop in under the Dome at your convenience!

(This is not a library-led program.)

Experience the essence of Oshkosh through the lens of local photographer Michael Esslinger. Throughout September, his images will grace the walls of the library's First Floor Reading Room, serving as the inspiration for this year’s F-Stop theme: Oshkosh Quiet. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet Michael and admire his work up close during September’s Gallery Walk on Sat., Sept. 7 from 6 - 9 p.m.

Volunteer human resources professionals from the Oshkosh Area Chapter of SHRM (Society for Human Resources Management) are here to help you find opportunities, get hired, and succeed in a new role!  Attend one or more sessions based on where you are at in your career journey. This is perfect for someone new to the workforce, returning to work, or anyone looking for a change.  All ages are welcome!    

Author B.J. Hollars's book Wisconsin for Kennedy brings to life the stories behind JFK’s history-making 1960 Wisconsin primary campaign, and how Kennedy’s team managed to outmaneuver his politically seasoned opponent, Hubert Humphrey.