Make this summer the start of smarter money habits! Join Renee Koenig from UW-Madison Extension for Summer of Savings, a free financial education series happening every Monday in July.

-Learn Strategies to increase your savings and avoid money drains
-Explore job opportunities to maximize your earnings
-Discover local resources to help stretch your dollars

Whether you’re looking to boost your budget, find new work opportunities, or make informed financial choices, these sessions will give you tools to take charge of your financial future.
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Location: JobPod at the Algoma Public Library
Register today by calling 920-388-7137 or email [email protected] ​

Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, and favorite snacks, and settle in for a cozy evening of entertainment. 🍿 Free popcorn (1 per person while supplies last).
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📽️ Sponsored by:
Algoma Public Library & Algoma Community Development Committee
Don’t miss out on this community favorite — we’ll see you at the movies!

​Bring your favorite stuffy and a blanket to our annual Teddy Bear Picnic. Hear stories, play games, and enjoy a sweet treat on the library lawn. Ages Birth-6 with caregiver. July 12 at 10:30am. Siblings always welcome!

​Join us on Tuesday, July 15th, 2025 at 1 pm. We are reading The Color of Sound by Emily Barth Isler. Books are available in regular print and on Hoopla (ebook). You can also put a copy on hold on infosoup.

​Want to jam with friends? Join us on Friday, July 11th, 2025 from 3:30 to 5 pm. This is a time to practice and Jam with other local musicians without amps or plugging in instruments. Open to teens and adults, space is limited.

​Join us to discuss your latest reads. We will be meeting at Red's Pub & Grill (N6318 HWY 42, Algoma, WI) on ​Thursday, July 10th at 5:30 pm. For information on how to participate, please email the library ([email protected].)

​Chad Lewis is back with Bizarre History of Wisconsin- Strange Stories From Our Past on Tuesday, July 8th, 2025 at 3 pm in the Council Chambers of City Hall (416 Fremont Street - participants can enter through the library as well). He will take us through Wisconsin Newspapers looking at 100 bizarre stories. These unbelievable stories were not lost, they were simply hidden. His program provides a time portal back to the early days of the state when it was filled with strange deaths, ghosts, sea serpents, peculiar people, medical anomalies, oddities, psychic phenomena, and UFOs.