Adult Services

Programs

Special Events

The Library offers a variety of in-person and virtual programs. See the full list on our program calendar or check out our Facebook page.

Summer Reading

Designed to engage all ages in exploring new ideas, books, and activities, we offer tailored challenges for adults, teens, and kids. Program begins in June and ends in August each year. Check out our Summer Reading Page for more info.

Crafternoon

Tap into your creative juices by trying your hand at a make and take craft! Crafternoon meets at 2:00 PM the third Monday of the month during February-May and September-December. Registration required, stop by the Reference Desk or call (262) 971-2100.

Chain Reaction 

The Chain Reaction Crochet Group meets every other Tuesday at 6:00 PM. We make projects throughout the year to give to charities. Bring your own project or share a pattern! Knitters also welcome, join us for crafting and conversation.

Book Groups

Between the Covers
Run by the Friends of the Muskego Library, this book club reads a variety of fiction and nonfiction titles. Between the Covers meets third Thursday of each month at 1:00 PM. Copies of this month's book are available for checkout at the Circulation Desk.

Page Turners Book Club
Run by the Friends of the Muskego Library, this book club read a variety of mystery novels. Page Turners Book Club meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 1:00 PM.  Copies of this month's book are available for checkout at the Circulation Desk.

American Leaders Book Club
This book club focuses on nonfiction books written about historically influential people of the United States. The club meets the fourth Thursday of each month at 2:00 PM. Copies of this month's book are available for checkout at the Circulation Desk.

Services

Tax Preparation

AARP volunteers typically offer free tax preparation services at the library every Tuesday starting in February until Tax Day. Appointments are required and can be made after January 3 for the current tax season.

Book a Librarian

Our Book a Librarian Program offers the opportunity for one-on-one assistance with specific computer needs. Topics include downloading eBooks or eAudiobooks, searching the Internet, the basics of using Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, and much more. Contact Samantha Quail at (262) 971-2103 for more information or to schedule your free 30-minute appointment.

Memory Care

The Library offers Memory Care kits for circulation. The materials in these Kits have been specifically selected to spark memories, create conversation and provide positive and engaging interactions between people with Alzheimer’s, Dementia, or other forms of memory loss and their care partners. They are divided into High, Moderate, and Low Activity Levels with coordinating materials for early, middle, and late stage memory loss.

The Library Memory Project is a public libraries initiative with a mission to provide programs to those affected by memory loss, Alzheimer's disease, and other forms of dementia. A main component of the project are social gatherings for those with early stage dementia or mild cognitive impairment and a care partner called Memory Cafes. For more information or to attend a Memory Cafe contact the Library or visit: www.librarymemoryproject.org 

Jobseeker Resources

Ask for assistance in finding career and general job search titles at the reference desk. Library patrons can use the library’s public computers and internet. Printing, copying, and fax service are available for a fee. You can also find helpful information and resources on our Jobseeker page.