Join the fundraising committee at their October 20th event: An Evening with Jerry Apps. Jerry Apps is a prolific Wisconsin history author, storyteller, and radio contributor. You will love to listening to him tell stories of how he loves Wisconsin. The evening, which will be held at the Green Lake American Legion, will include a catered dinner, lecture, and discussion. Tickets are available at the library; $50. For more questions, please call the library at 920-295-6777. 

The Princeton Flea Market is starting up on April 28! Every Saturday the Fundraising Committee will be selling 50/50 raffle tickets. Winners, who win half the pot (often a couple hundred dollars), will be drawn at noon each Saturday. Tickets will be sold at the Flea Market Saturday mornings and at the library the week before. 

The Winnefox digital resource collection has just expanded ten-fold with its subscription to hundreds of free Gale Courses. 

The Basics
    - 375+ interactive online courses, available 24/7.
    - Courses run for six weeks.
    - New sessions begin every month.
    - Taught by college instructors who are experts in their field.
    - Certificate of Completion awarded.
    - Students who have enrolled in a course must log in and VIEW (not complete) lessons one and two within 13 days after the start date of the course, or they will be automatically dropped.
    - Students who are dropped from a course will be able to enroll in the course during a later session.

Click here to view courses. 

Join the five libraries of Green Lake County reading: The Crops Look Good by Sara DeLuca. Books are available at all libraries and our hope is that you read and love the book, which is a collection of letters about one family farm in rural Wisconsin during the middle of the 20th century, before the author herself joins us for a reading on October 6 at 2pm. The reading will include coffee and dessert, along with music, questions and answers and books signing. The event is free, but tickets are required and available at all libraries. In addition to author talk, the libraries will be hosting educational programs and book clubs throughout the month of September all related to farm life. For more information, check out our Facebook page here.