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"U-cool-lele!" Ukulele! Ages 8+
For ages 8 and older.
Do you or your child want to enjoy music? Are you looking for an easy-to-play instrument? Do you want to play Iz’s “Somewhere over the rainbow?” You are in the right place! Let’s talk about Ukulele! Let’s PLAY! Bring your own Ukulele!
Special thanks to volunteers from the MAUI (Madison Area Ukulele Initiative) who will be helping out each session!
Session Location
Municipal Room on the 1st floor or (check with the front desk)
- Introduction to the ukulele
- Select one of the following 3 class dates: June 18, 25, or July 2
- Same topics are covered each date
- Deeper dive
- Select one of the following 3 class dates: July 9, 16, or 23
- Same topics are covered each date
Objectives
Get to know about Ukulele
Explore Ukulele chords
Practice songs
Discover Ukulele community opportunities
Make connections
Format
Each week consists of both large group and smaller break-out group interactions.
Entire group time: Matthew introducing new ideas on each powerpoint slide
Break-out time: Preferably one MAUI volunteer-to-one attendee practice time, but may be up to one-to-three.
Stories in Stone: Geology Museum
Interactive Comedy & Juggling
· They were fantastic!
· Miller & Mike kicked off our schedule of performers this summer and what a treat! From the beginning they engaged the audience with their slapstick, tricks and the overall fun atmosphere.
· One of THE BEST performer teams EVER!
· I don’t know who laughed harder, me or the kids!
· Please bring them back again & again!
· Wonderful as always.
· The attendees of all ages LOVED this show!
Sponsored by Monona State Bank.
First come, first served, space is limited to 120. Pick up wristbands to attend before 6p.m.
Earth, Music... Magic! Register recommended.
Large Group Policy for Monona Public Library Programs: If you will be attending a scheduled program at the Monona Public Library with 10 or more total attendees, we ask that you register with the library at least 48 hours ahead of time. The library reserves the right to turn away large groups (groups over 10) if it will limit the ability of individual families to attend the program. If more than one group registers for an event, we will consider groups in first come, first served order.
Groups Over 25: Please make an appointment for a special activity with one of our Youth Services staff. Limit: One visit per month. If you would like to discuss a visit specifically designed for a daycare, class, or camps; please contact the Youth Services department at youth@mononalibrary.org.
Dementia Conversations
Dementia lecture series for those who want to know more about memory concerns. Brought to you by the Dementia Friendly Monona Initiative and Alzheimer’s Association. Pick and choose which Wednesday talks to attend. Registration recommended. Call 608-222-6127 or sign up at mononalibrary.org
Dementia Early Detection Matters, May 9, 6-7:30pm Learn 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Also learn how to address commonly-held fears.
Memory Loss, Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease, May 23, 6-7:30pm Understand the difference between normal age-related memory changes and more serious memory problems that should be evaluated by a medical professional.
Healthy Living for Your Brain & Body, June 20, 6-7:30pm Research about diet, exercise, cognitive activity and social engagement will be presented. Learn to incorporate recommendations into a plan for healthy aging.
Dementia Conversations, June 27, 6-7:30 pm This program facilitates discussion about convincing a family member to see a physician for cognitive screening or medical care, deciding when to stop driving, and legal and financial plans for future care needs.
Jazzy Baby & Toddler Story Playtime
Thursdays, June 21, 28, July 12, 19
9:15am Drop in
Stay to play in our "Play, Grow, Read!" area after the program.
Walk-ins welcome. First come, first served.
Jazz, Rhythm, & Rhyme Storytime: Ages 1 to 6
Make It: Unusual Paintings!
Are you ready to get a little messy and make something awesome?!?
Teens and tweens (entering grades 5-12) are invited to three different Make It! events this summer from 1:00 to 2:30. (Look below for dates) We will be making a different project each time.
Make sure to register!
June 28th - Unusual Paintings! - Crayon melting and more.
July 12th - Henna Tattoos! - Make sure to bring your permission slip.
July 26th - Treat Yo’ Self Day! - Bath bombs and lip gloss.
Kids As Storytellers!
Children in this 5 week workshop will receive step-by-step instructions on effective story selection as well as learning and telling predetermined stories. At the end of the workshop, children who have learned and practiced a story will be invited to present it to families and friends at a Storytelling Concert on Thursday, July 19th at 5PM!
Closed Sundays through September 2nd
Discovery Days Rock! Sand Art
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"U-cool-lele!" Ukulele! Ages 8+
For ages 8 and older.
Do you or your child want to enjoy music? Are you looking for an easy-to-play instrument? Do you want to play Iz’s “Somewhere over the rainbow?” You are in the right place! Let’s talk about Ukulele! Let’s PLAY! Bring your own Ukulele!
Special thanks to volunteers from the MAUI (Madison Area Ukulele Initiative) who will be helping out each session!
Session Location
Municipal Room on the 1st floor or (check with the front desk)
- Introduction to the ukulele
- Select one of the following 3 class dates: June 18, 25, or July 2
- Same topics are covered each date
- Deeper dive
- Select one of the following 3 class dates: July 9, 16, or 23
- Same topics are covered each date
Objectives
Get to know about Ukulele
Explore Ukulele chords
Practice songs
Discover Ukulele community opportunities
Make connections
Format
Each week consists of both large group and smaller break-out group interactions.
Entire group time: Matthew introducing new ideas on each powerpoint slide
Break-out time: Preferably one MAUI volunteer-to-one attendee practice time, but may be up to one-to-three.
Closed Sundays through September 2nd
Discovery Days Rock! - Kindness Rocks
"U-cool-lele!" Ukulele! Ages 8+
For ages 8 and older.
Do you or your child want to enjoy music? Are you looking for an easy-to-play instrument? Do you want to play Iz’s “Somewhere over the rainbow?” You are in the right place! Let’s talk about Ukulele! Let’s PLAY! Bring your own Ukulele!
Special thanks to volunteers from the MAUI (Madison Area Ukulele Initiative) who will be helping out each session!
Session Location
Municipal Room on the 1st floor or (check with the front desk)
- Introduction to the ukulele
- Select one of the following 3 class dates: June 18, 25, or July 2
- Same topics are covered each date
- Deeper dive
- Select one of the following 3 class dates: July 9, 16, or 23
- Same topics are covered each date
Objectives
Get to know about Ukulele
Explore Ukulele chords
Practice songs
Discover Ukulele community opportunities
Make connections
Format
Each week consists of both large group and smaller break-out group interactions.
Entire group time: Matthew introducing new ideas on each powerpoint slide
Break-out time: Preferably one MAUI volunteer-to-one attendee practice time, but may be up to one-to-three.
Fun Faces & Libraries Rock Music Party: Family Fun Night
Sponsored by Monona State Bank.
First come, first served, space is limited. Pick up wristbands to attend before 6p.m.
Libraries Rock! Tom Kastle Music for ages 2 to 10.
Large Group Policy for Monona Public Library Programs: If you will be attending a scheduled program at the Monona Public Library with 10 or more total attendees, we ask that you register with the library at least 48 hours ahead of time. The library reserves the right to turn away large groups (groups over 10) if it will limit the ability of individual families to attend the program. If more than one group registers for an event, we will consider groups in first come, first served order.
Groups Over 25: Please make an appointment for a special activity with one of our Youth Services staff. Limit: One visit per month. If you would like to discuss a visit specifically designed for a daycare, class, or camps; please contact the Youth Services department at youth@mononalibrary.org.
Noisy Giggles Baby & Toddler Playtime
Thursdays, June 21, 28, July 12, 19
9:15am
Babies and Toddlers from birth to 26 months are invited to join us for 20 minutes of fun.
Play is serious business! Introduction songs, rhymes, stories, puppets, music, movement activities, literacy tips, books available to check out after storytime!
Your child will learn some essential school readiness skills, like how to sit still for an extended period of time, how to pay attention to an adult other than his parents, how to take turns, and how to handle a book. Stay to play in our "Play, Grow, Read!" area after the program.
Walk-ins welcome. First come, first served.
Make Some Noise! A Musical Storytime for ages 1 to 6
Make It: Henna Tattoos!
Are you ready to get a little messy and make something awesome?!?
Teens and tweens (entering grades 5-12) are invited to three different Make It! events this summer from 1:00 to 2:30. (Look below for dates) We will be making a different project each time.
Make sure to register!
June 28th - Unusual Paintings! - Crayon melting and more.
July 12th - Henna Tattoos! - Make sure to bring your permission slip.
July 26th - Treat Yo’ Self Day! - Bath bombs and lip gloss.
Kids As Storytellers!
Children in this 5 week workshop will receive step-by-step instructions on effective story selection as well as learning and telling predetermined stories. At the end of the workshop, children who have learned and practiced a story will be invited to present it to families and friends at a Storytelling Concert on Thursday, July 19th at 5PM!
Tech Tutoring with Dan
Do you have a gadget that has got you down? Do you have a tech challenge you need help with? Sign up for a 30-minute session with Dan, our tech guru! If for any reason you are unable to attend your scheduled session, please contact us at least 24 hours in advance so that we can attempt to fill your time slot.
Closed Sundays through September 2nd
"U-cool-lele!" Ukulele! Ages 8+
For ages 8 and older.
Do you or your child want to enjoy music? Are you looking for an easy-to-play instrument? Do you want to play Iz’s “Somewhere over the rainbow?” You are in the right place! Let’s talk about Ukulele! Let’s PLAY! Bring your own Ukulele!
Special thanks to volunteers from the MAUI (Madison Area Ukulele Initiative) who will be helping out each session!
Session Location
Municipal Room on the 1st floor or (check with the front desk)
- Introduction to the ukulele
- Select one of the following 3 class dates: June 18, 25, or July 2
- Same topics are covered each date
- Deeper dive
- Select one of the following 3 class dates: July 9, 16, or 23
- Same topics are covered each date
Objectives
Get to know about Ukulele
Explore Ukulele chords
Practice songs
Discover Ukulele community opportunities
Make connections
Format
Each week consists of both large group and smaller break-out group interactions.
Entire group time: Matthew introducing new ideas on each powerpoint slide
Break-out time: Preferably one MAUI volunteer-to-one attendee practice time, but may be up to one-to-three.
