Our Friday, February 21st History at High Noon Program will be by Philip Hall and is titled: “From Wounded Knee to the Gallows: the Life and Trials of Lakota Chief Two Sticks.” The story of the Lakota chief Can Nopa Uhah, Two Sticks, who was wrongfully accused of murdering four white cowboys and hung in […]
Join us at the Sturgis Public Library on Monday, February 24th, at 4 PM for a S.T.E.A.M.-inspired activity: Winter Bird Feeders! This program is designed for ages 6–10.
Kids ages 6-10 are invited to join Code Critters - coding for kids, at the Sturgis Public Library on Tues., Feb. 25th at 3:30 pm for ages 6-10. Introducing young learners to the basics of programming through fun and interactive activities.
Toddlers are welcome to join their friends at the Sturgis Public Library on Friday, February 28th from 10am-12pm for snacks and unstructured playtime. Sensory bins, blocks, and books will be out for play.
The Sturgis Public Library and the Sturgis & Meade County Historical Society will be hosting their monthly genealogy work group on Saturday, March 1st at 1pm at the Sturgis Public Library. This month we will be learning to use FamilySearch, the world's largest free genealogy resource. Public is welcome!
Armchair Travelers Book club will discuss several authors this spring. Although the pairs write in the same genre, they were chosen to provide a contrast that the readers can discuss at the meetings. On March 6 we meet to discuss authors Craig Johnson and Louise Penny. Both write crime-solving mysteries, each with a unique investigator […]
History at High Noon continues with a Weber Family History presented by Laura Caneva on Friday, March 21st. Join us at noon that day for some fascinating local history. History at High Noon is a program on the third Friday of the month (October and November, January through May). We meet at noon in the […]
Armchair Travelers Book club will discuss several authors this spring. Although the pairs write in the same genre, they were chosen to provide a contrast that the readers can discuss at the meetings. The April 3 meeting focuses on the stories of Anne Tyler and Joyce Carol Oates. Both write of family life but from […]
