PRIDE BOOK CIRCLE
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We’re finishing up reading Making Love with the Land: Essays by Joshua Whitehead. First 12 to Register will get a Free Copy of the Book. Must Register in Person!
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View June 2026 Calendar (PDF Not Screen Reader Accessible)June Event Calendar
Summer Reading Program Kickoff
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Join us on Monday for food, games, Resource Tables, & sign up for our Summer Program! WIN PRIZES ALL SUMMER
View our Summer Reading Program Kickoff Flyer (JPG File)Twahyahnekílha: Strawberry Event
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Join us for Strawberry Drink followed by an educational event led Cultural Heritage about Strawberry Ceremony.
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Summer Reading Program Kickoff Flyer (JPG File)Create & Connect
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Bring out your art supplies (or use ours!) and join us for laid-back Create & Connect sessions co-hosted by the Oneida Community Library–Oneida, Wisconsin! Let’s hang out, share ideas, and make something together. Light snacks included. You may bring snacks for yourself or to share. (we have folks with a peanut/tree nut and mango allergy)
View our Create & Connect Flyer (JPG File)Kanehelatúksla
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Join us as we listen to the Thanksgiving Address and find ways to implement our personal thanksgiving into our daily lives. All ages and all skill levels are invited to attend!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Kanehelatúksla Event Flyer (JPG File)Pop Club
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Join us for a special event of Pop Club for Oneida Week of the Summer Reading Program as we watch a special program, “The Oneida Speak”.
In numerous journals written in Oneida, the elders recall historical personal accounts of detrimental land-grabbing policies, and the devastating impact of small pox and boarding schools in this hour-long documentary.
Murder Mystery
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Join us for an evening of suspense at the Oneida Community Library! Registration Required.
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Murder Mystery Event Flyer (JPG File)Storytime
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Join us as we read a story, have a snack, and do an activity! Free Book Giveaway Every Storytime!
View our Storytime Flyer (JPG File)Yoga at the Library with Patti Schevers
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No experience necessary, beginners and all abilities welcome. No need to bring a mat. Comfortable clothing is recommended.
View our Storytime Flyer (JPG File)The Ink Spot
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An opportunity to hone in on their writing skills, The Ink Spot offers a space for teens to make sense of how their thoughts translate into both academic and personal writing to develop their unique writing style. Using low stakes writing prompts, we’re looking to offer a space for teens to get to know their voice. Not into writing?! No worries, we’re offering a place to sketch and draw too! Light beverages will be provided.
View our The Ink Spot Flyer (PNG File)Oneida Film Club: Kanenon:we
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Let’s watch Kanenon:we – Original Seeds, a film by Katsitsionni Fox. Kanenon:we – Original Seeds (pronounced Ga nah-seed, ooh we-original) is a short documentary featuring three Indigenous women who are stepping back into their sacred responsibility as seed keepers, honoring the work of our ancestors by regenerating and rematriating sacred seeds for future generations, and offering a glimpse into the challenges facing the world related to food security.
View our Oneida Film Club: Kanenon:we Flyer (JPG File)Beading Class with Eliza
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Join Eliza in crafting an aw^híhte broach! Class size limit to 6, beginner beaders only.
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Beading Class with Eliza Flyer (JPG File)Mindful Aging
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Join us for Drag Queen Music Bingo! Get ready to daub some amazing drag anthems!!! Please register ahead of time!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Mindful Aging Flyer (JPG File)Witness the Fitness
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Walk the Duck Creek trails with library staff this Summer! Let’s keep our bodies healthy by engaging in fun activities. We walk rain or shine, no registration required!
View our Witness the Fitness Flyer (JPG File)Cornhusk Flowers
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Come learn about the Oneida Arts Program and how to make decorative flowers out of cornhusks with the Oneida Nation Arts Program!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Cornhusk Flower Flyer (JPG File)Create & Connect
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Bring out your art supplies (or use ours!) and join us for laid-back Create & Connect sessions co-hosted by the Oneida Community Library–Oneida, Wisconsin! Let’s hang out, share ideas, and make something together. Light snacks included. You may bring snacks for yourself or to share. (we have folks with a peanut/tree nut and mango allergy)
View our Create & Connect Flyer (JPG File)Group Painting
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Come get creative at the library! This month, let’s paint a wolf sunset! Please call us to reserve your seat!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Group Painting Flyer (JPG File)Beading Class with Shelby
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Learn to make Ladder Stitch Hoop Earrings with Shelby Siebers! Space limited! Please call to register!
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No Pressure Book Club
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Do you want to join a book club without having it become a chore? Then join our No Pressure Book Club! Club selects book, members buy or borrow their own copies. This Month: we’re finishing Louise Erdrich’s The Round House.
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our No Pressure Book Club Flyer (JPG File)The Ink Spot
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An opportunity to hone in on their writing skills, The Ink Spot offers a space for teens to make sense of how their thoughts translate into both academic and personal writing to develop their unique writing style. Using low stakes writing prompts, we’re looking to offer a space for teens to get to know their voice. Not into writing?! No worries, we’re offering a place to sketch and draw too! Light beverages will be provided.
View our The Ink Spot Flyer (PNG File)Plaited Basket Class with Liandra Skenandore
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Maximum Participants limited to 10. Recommended Age: 10+ (Children under 14 must have an adult present).
Participants will learn the fundamentals of creating a plaited basket while engaging with traditional Haudenosaunee basket-making practices. Parents and grandparents are encouraged to register alongside their child or grandchild.
Please note that each individual must register separately. For example, a parent and child attending together count as two participant spots out of the 10 available.
Black Ash Bracelet Class with Rae Skenandore
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Maximum Participants limited to 12. Recommended Age: 10+ (Children under 14 must have an adult present).
This introductory class will guide participants through creating a black ash bracelet while learning about the cultural significance of black ash basketry. Parents and grandparents are encouraged to participate with their child or grandchild. Each participant must register individually.
Yawʌʔkó to First Peoples Fund and the Rooted Pathways grant program for supporting this important work and helping create opportunities for families to learn, create, and reconnect together.
Witness the Fitness: Tech Week
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Join us for a discussion about popular exercise and wellness apps that could help improve your workouts! Followed by a relaxing walk out on the Duck Creek Trails.
View our Witness the Fitness: Tech Week Flyer (JPG File)Language & Data Sovereignty Tech Talk with Evan Brenkus
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Join us at our very first tech talk with First Nation studies UWGB Alum Evan Brenkus, who will be sharing with us the projects he developed while at UWGB and the exploration of the connection between language sovereignty and technology. expect snacks, light refreshments, and to be amazed! Call to Register!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Language & Data Sovereignty Tech Talk Flyer (JPG File)Language Study Club (with Evan Brenkus)
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Join us and UWGB Aumni Evan Brenkus to explore a new Oneida language dictionary resource developed by Evan himself! Snacks provided. Call to Register!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Language Study Club Flyer (JPG File)Create & Connect
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Bring out your art supplies (or use ours!) and join us for laid-back Create & Connect sessions co-hosted by the Oneida Community Library–Oneida, Wisconsin! Let’s hang out, share ideas, and make something together. Light snacks included. You may bring snacks for yourself or to share. (we have folks with a peanut/tree nut and mango allergy)
View our Create & Connect Flyer (JPG File)Pick ‘n Play
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Let’s pick an activity! No shushes in the library. Come hang out, watch a movie, play a game, read a book. Snacks are provided!
View our Pick ‘n Play Flyer (JPG File)Culture Sessions
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Join us for Storytelling and a Craft Activity with With Layukwilakéhteˀ, Turtle Clan Manager
View our Culture Sessions Flyer (JPG File)Storytime
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Join us as we read a story, have a snack, and do an activity! Free Book Giveaway Every Storytime!
View our Storytime Flyer (PNG File)Yoga at the Library with Patti Schevers
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No experience necessary, beginners and all abilities welcome. No need to bring a mat. Comfortable clothing is recommended.
View our Storytime Flyer (JPG File)The Ink Spot
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An opportunity to hone in on their writing skills, The Ink Spot offers a space for teens to make sense of how their thoughts translate into both academic and personal writing to develop their unique writing style. Using low stakes writing prompts, we’re looking to offer a space for teens to get to know their voice. Not into writing?! No worries, we’re offering a place to sketch and draw too! Light beverages will be provided.
View our The Ink Spot Flyer (PNG File)Silent Book Club
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BYOB! Bring your own book and enjoy a quiet and peaceful spot to read at the library.
View our Silent Book Club Flyer (JPG File)Brewed Awakening: Epic Headquarters
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Book Now! Virtual Tour of EPIC Headquarters in Verona, WI. Coffee and light snacks provided. Call to Register!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Brewed Awakening Flyer (JPG File)Witness the Fitness: Music Week
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Discover playlists that will motivate your perfect workout! Then join us as we walk the Duck Creek Trails!
View our Witness the Fitness: Music Week Flyer (JPG File)Earth Songs
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Learn about the traditional songs, featuring the Oneida Nation Arts Program! Call to Register!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Earth Songs Flyer (JPG File)Classical Music: Jupiter
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Join us at the Oneida Community Library to explore the wonder and value of classical music! Enjoy an hour of an orchestral masterpiece, Jupiter and other compositions by Gustav Holst. Call to Register!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Classical Music: Jupiter Flyer (JPG File)Disco Party in the Library
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Sign up for our silent disco party at the library! Presented by the Oneida Community Library and the Cornhusk Collective. Call to Register!
Call us at (920) 869‑2210 View our Disco Party Flyer (JPG File)
