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Dungeons & Dragons

Dungeons & Dragons is returning to the Amery Area Public Library, this time for explorers between the ages of 6 and 15. Registration is required. Seeking adventurers of any experience level! Caleb, our intrepid DM, will guide the party through...

Pokémon Club

We choose you! Team up with local Pokémon trainers to trade cards, learn how to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game, and do Pokémon-themed activities. This month we have a new board game: Pokémon Labyrinth! February 25, 4 to 5 pm.
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Get Crafty with Creativebug!

The Amery Area Public Library is offering a new digital resource to all of the library patrons who love creating art and making crafts. You can now sign up for a Creativebug account for FREE! Stream thousands of high-quality tutorials and enjoy...
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The Amery Library Wordsmiths

Do you enjoy writing? Join us and take part in prompts, critiques, and literary discussions! All genres welcome. 18 and over please. We meet the first and third Wednesday of the month from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the Vault Room. Upcoming meeting dates:...
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History Night at the Library: The Sage of Monticello – Thomas Jefferson

In his epitaph, Thomas Jefferson wrote that he wanted to be known for three things: The Declaration of Independence, The Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and being the Father of the University of Virginia. But Jefferson was much more than...

Our Weekly Newsletter

Keep up to date with what's going on at the library by reading our weekly newsletter. Each issue highlights one of our special collections or a resource collection. It comes out every Friday morning. You can either read it on our website or get it...
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Local Author Talk – Mark Peacock

Mark Peacock, a local author, will read from his four collections of short stories, including one of his unique “mangled” fairy tales and “possibly”, he says, a story from his Pioneer Press recommended “Six Short Stories” paperback. About the...
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Non-fiction Book Club: Couples

February Theme: Couples The theme for our February meeting is couples. This could include romantic couples, singing duos, co-authors, military opponents, etc. Read any book about your chosen couple and join us to share what you found out about...

Amery Area Public Library Long-range plan 2024-2026

Check out our long-range plan to see what the Amery Area Public Library is focusing on for the next three years. Click here to see the most recent update on how we're doing.
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Library Love Story 2025

5 minutes. One question. Huge impact.

Our elected officials and funders need to hear from you! Tell them how the library helps you and your community.

We’ve made it so easy! Click to use the online form to tell us your story. We’ll do the rest.

Short or long, your story makes a difference! 

Creativebug - Craft database link

We are excited to announce that we have purchased a subscription for Creativebug! Creativebug offers online video arts and crafts workshops and techniques. Learn how to paint, knit, crochet, sew, screen print, and more. There are 1,000+ award-winning video classes taught by top designers and artists.

All you need to create your free account is your library card number. Happy crafting!

Go to Creativebug

Note: You must have an Amery Area Public Library card to use the library’s Creativebug subscription.

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