Dust Off Your Treasures! Antique Appraisal Event with Mark Moran at Manitowoc Public Library
The following article was written by Lisa Devins-Horohoe, a Public Services Associate at the Manitowoc Public Library.
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Great Decisions Lecture Series Returns to Manitowoc Public Library for 17th Consecutive Season
The following article was written by Tim Gadzinski, the Marketing Associate for the Manitowoc Public Library.
Get badged on the Sewing Machines!
Manitowoc Public Library Offers “Badging” Sessions for Sewing Machines in the Idea Box Makerspace
Let's start a war on condiments!
Looking for better things to enhance the flavor of your foods than what you can get at Big Grocery? Join Chef Dunbar as he guides you through making your own homemade condiments.
Great Decisions 2023
It’s with more than a little pride that I can announce that Manitowoc Public Library will be presenting Great Decisions 2023, our sixteenth consecutive year of hosting this preeminent eight-week grassroots lecture series.
One-to-One Adult Literacy at MPL
The One-to-One Adult Literacy Program at Manitowoc Public Library is in place to help English-Language learners and those struggling with basic reading skills improve their ability to interact in the community and better their employment opportunities.
Yoga in the New Year
If part of creating a "New You" in the New Year has anything to do with exercising more regularly, Manitowoc Public Library is offering some yoga options for a variety of ages that may be of interest.
Legends and Folklore of Winter
Winter is filled with stories of witches, werewolves, monsters, and Krampus! Join Chad Lewis at Manitowoc Public Library to present Legends and Folklore of Winter on Thursday, December 8, at 6 PM.
Evergleamaganza! An Evergleam Extravaganza
Consider this your own personal invitation to a shindig they’re calling “Evergleamaganza! An Evergleam Extravaganza”.
Puzzle Exchange
What is a "puzzle exchange" and why have we started one at MPL? Read and find out!
Local History (Genealogy and Ancestry)
Wondering about how to start a family history project? Let us show you how to use MPL's local history resources!