Come to the Friends of Muskego Public Library Annual meeting to hear how funds raised have provided value to the Muskego Library patrons. All are encouraged to attend.

Crocheters and knitters, join us for conversation and crafting. Many of the projects made throughout the year will be sent to various charities. You are welcome to bring a project you are currently working on too.

Every Wednesday, enjoy a movie at the library. Stop by the library or call for titles.

Join the Friends of the Library on the first Friday every month for coffee and conversation. All are welcome!

Navigating your way through Medicare’s rules, options, and insurance market can seem impossible. You can quickly get lost attempting to make sense of the A’s, B’s, C’s, and D’s of Medicare and the Open Enrollment Periods. Even more convoluting is the sales pitch that generally comes with any type of Medicare education! By attending this class you’ll learn: • How the different parts of Medicare (A,B,C,D) work • What insurance options you have • Tips on budgeting for Healthcare in retirement • How Open Enrollment and Guaranteed Issue Periods work

Are you an older adult wanting to learn the basics of using a tablet? Sign up for our Sit & Swipe Cafes! Learn with a small group over four sessions how to tap, swipe, search the Internet, check email, and take pictures. Tablets will be provided, or you can bring your own. Registration is required.

Estate Planning 101 is a class designed to answer questions including: What happens to our life savings when we die? What type of legacy do we want to leave? What is the difference between a Will, Revocable Trust, and Irrevocable Trust? With Baby Boomers having larger retirement savings than previous generations and more dynamic families, knowing your rights and options in estate planning has never been more essential. Estate Planning 101 will help teach attendees how to: • Protect life savings and legacy from probate, estate taxes, and long-term care costs • Protect and providing for minor or special needs children • Pass assets to the next generation in a manner that will protect their inheritance from potential creditors, lawsuits, or divorce • Pass down your legacy in the manner that fits your wishes

Tap into your creative juices by trying your hand at a make and take craft! Learn to make something new at every meeting. Sign up at the Reference Desk.

Matthew Janzen takes us on  a unique journey through the beer-making process, following raw products as they make their way from fields and factories, through breweries, and into our glass. He weaves a tale of passionate, hard-working people who care about the communities they live in.

The #1 stressor regarding Americans and their retirement is the fear of running out of money. With Pensions leaving the marketplace, Americans are entering retirement with their two largest buckets of money being their Social Security benefits and their pre-tax retirement savings (401(k), IRA, etc.). Sequencing your income from these buckets in the most beneficial way may allow your retirement savings to last longer. By attending this class you’ll learn: • The ways to collect Social Security and how it is taxed • Costs and benefits of delaying collection of Social Security and/or pre-tax retirement savings • Different types of Retirement Income strategies

Wisconsin author Linda Godfrey’s intensive research spanning 23 years has unearthed a repository of chilling tales from reliable eyewitnesses.

Every Wednesday, enjoy a movie at the library. Stop by the library or call for titles.

Crocheters and knitters, join us for conversation and crafting. Many of the projects made throughout the year will be sent to various charities. You are welcome to bring a project you are currently working on too.

Every Wednesday, enjoy a movie at the library. Stop by the library or call for titles.