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If you are At Knit's End, join fellow knitters, both novices and experts at our knitting group.

Learn about the methods for filing for Social Security, the strategies that may be used to optimize it, and how to calculate your retirement income needs. Presented by The Retirement Classroom.

Release your inner Monet and create a mini masterpiece! All supplies provided. Program is open to those ages 18 and older. Required registration begins Monday, July 19. (Part of our Passport to Paris series)

If you can’t get enough of “who dun’ its” then this is the group for you! Current and classic mysteries are discussed in this easy going, but lively group.
August selection - "I Found You" by Lisa Jewell
Note: On the date of each meeting, please check the sign in the lobby for meeting location.

Jennie Radmer, of Wisconsin’s State Health Insurance Assistance Program, will provide an overview of Medicare, including Parts A, B, C, and D, as well as Supplemental Policies and Savings Programs. Please contact the Adult Reference Desk at (262) 782-4140, option 1, with any questions.

Can’t decide on your favorite genre? Then this is the perfect group for you. Everything from classics to current nonfiction is discussed. The only requirement is a love of books. New readers always welcome! Feel free to come to all the meetings, or to only the titles that interest you. TAB meets at 7 pm on the second Tuesday of every month in the Rotary Room-except for when we watch a movie! Temporarily, please check the arrow signboard in the lobby each month for the room location. Books are available at the Circulation Desk about one month before each meeting.

Whether your goal is to preserve memories, compile a collection of stories, or publish, these sessions will get you on your way. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED AND ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED. Participants are STRONGLY encouraged to attend all sessions. Led by published author and Brookfield resident Lois Patton.

Not just for kids any more, coloring reduces stress and helps adults relax. Enjoy our coloring pages and supplies or bring your favorites (Adults only, please).

Celebrate the almost end of our Summer Reading program. Music by the JRyan Trio. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Library courtyard.

Join us for a discussion of a themed collection of short stories every month. Books are available at the Circulation Desk one month before the meeting date. Please see bookmark insert each month for that title's selected stories. Note: on the date of each meeting, please check the sign in the lobby for meeting location.

Explore new worlds and enjoy intriguing adventures through reading! This book group discusses nonfiction and fiction titles written by and about travelers throughout the world. No meeting in December. New members always welcome! On the date of each meeting, please check the sign in the lobby for meeting location.

If you are At Knit's End, join fellow knitters, both novices and experts at our knitting group.

Discover the days gone by with the Brookfield Public Library’s historical fiction book club. Books are available at the Circulation Desk about 1 month before the meeting. Meetings are normally held in the Rotary Room but may move to another room if necessary (on the date of each meeting, please check the sign in the lobby for meeting location). Everyone interested in reading and discussing historical fiction is welcome!

Reminisce about everything and anything Milwaukee County Stadium, from the county financing to demolition, Braves to Brewers, Pink Floyd to The Rolling Stones. Presented by Jim Cryns.

Anyone interested in reading and discussing biographies is welcome!
Books are available at the Circulation Desk about a month before the meeting.
Please check the sign in the lobby for the location of the meeting each month.

Make a beautiful loopy leather necklace! There will be various colorways and pendant styles available. All tools and materials provided. Program is open to those ages 18 and older. Required registration begins Monday, August 2. Presented by the Loose Bead Society of Greater Milwaukee.

Whether your goal is to preserve memories, compile a collection of stories, or publish, these sessions will get you on your way. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED AND ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED. Participants are STRONGLY encouraged to attend all sessions. Led by published author and Brookfield resident Lois Patton.

Learn how to use digital books, audiobooks, and magazines available for FREE with your library card and accessible on your computer, laptop, phone, tablet, or other portable electronic device.

Eddy and Will LeBarron live in the same small Northwoods town of Moon Lake, but their worlds couldn't be farther apart. Eddy is a charming but impulsive real estate salesman, always looking for an easy opportunity; Will is a reclusive, socially awkward forest ranger, dedicated to preserving the wilderness and pristine land that surrounds the town. When the two brothers unexpectedly inherit a vast tract of this unspoiled wilderness, their differences erupt into a head-on clash. Eddy is adamant in his plan to clear and develop the forest, but Will vows to stop at nothing to protect the land he loves. Presented by author Geoff Carter.

Transport yourself to France while enjoying refreshments and the musical talents of Val Sigal in the Library’s courtyard. Registration not required. In event of inclement weather, program will be held in Community Room. (Part of our Passport to Paris series)

If you are At Knit's End, join fellow knitters, both novices and experts at our knitting group.