Join us as Nick Legler, a Wisconsin biologist for the DNR’s northern Lake Michigan fisheries team, visits us on Tuesday, June 28th at 1 pm for a discussion on Lake Michigan's salmonid fishery and the Wisconsin DNR's role. Lake Michigan's salmonid fishery is important to many anglers including those locally here in Algoma. He has spent the past 10 years working as a fisheries biologist and recently started as a fisheries team supervisor, both in Sturgeon Bay. As a biologist, he works mostly with chinook salmon and steelhead management for Lake Michigan, along with inland fisheries management for Door and Kewaunee Counties. ​

​Kids come in to the library and try some Lego Ocean Challenges. Available during the day on Thursday, June 16th.

Water marbling is the process of floating very thin paints on the surface of thick water and creating prints on fabric or paper. If you have ever wanted to try this process, stop by the library on June 14th between 2 pm and 3 pm. This program will be held outside (weather permitting). 

Supplies are limited. Participants are encouraged to bring items. 

If weather forces us to cancel this program, the library will reschedule an alternative day. ​

​Pick up your kit on Monday, June 13th. A kit designed for Adults, inspired by the beach and all are non-alcoholic drinks! Kit includes 2-3 recipes and some ingredients. Participant is responsible for purchasing the rest of the ingredients.

This week our Children's Librarian, Diana Vlies, and our Young Adult Librarian, Braelyn Dempsey, were invited, again, to speak with the wonderful Bob Gray on "Your City, Your County". 

Check out the video as they talk about the Summer Reading Program, what the library has to offer, and how you can take part in it all. 

Join us on Thursday, June 9th at 1 pm in the Council Chambers ​(you can come in by the library) as staff members from the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc for a presentation on Wisconsin's Underwater Treasures. This presentation will be featuring stories of Lake Michigan's most famous shipwrecks, how shipwrecks are explored, and the area's new National Marine Sanctuary.

Wanting to try something new? Stop in at the Library on June 8th at 3:00 pm to try a few basic macramé techniques to make a beautiful keychain. Supplies will be provided by the library. Recommended for older kids up to adults. ​

​Kids can create their own pet and accessories with items in this kit. Available Tuesday, June 7th, while supplies last.

​Let's get ready to Dive into our Summer Reading Program! Register for the Summer Reading Program, play some games, win some prizes and have fun!  Monday, June 6 from 3 - 5 PM at Algoma Public Library.