Calendar
We are pleased to announce a quilt unveiling event. Local quilters read the book We Were the Lucky Ones by Georgia Hunter, participated in a discussion, and created quilts inspired by their readings. These quilts will be showcased on Wednesday, April 23rd, at 2:30 PM. Light refreshments will be provided. Everyone is welcome to attend!
Get ready for an exciting journey without leaving town!
Pick up your passport and travel to our local businesses as they immerse us in different States or Countries, with food, drinks and other specials! If you get your passport stamped at each location and turn it in at the end location, you will have a chance to win some bonus bucks!
April 25
4-7pm
Join us in our South Lot for a Night in Germany!
Enjoy German food and drinks outdoors, plus test your skills with classic German games for a chance to win prizes.
April 25 6-11pm
April 27th @ 2pm
Author talk with Dr. Larry Skogen
Learn about the history of the department specifically created to discuss the “uplifting” of Americans Native Peoples through the historical papers, period photographs and historical portraits of teachers and administrators
Start getting excited about spring with topics on annual flowers and plants, composting at home and issues commonly seen in trees. Also check out the great new green space to enjoy while at the library.
Bowman Reginal Library
2-4pm
Get ready to savor scrumptious Apple Rings with all the fixings on Tuesday, April 29th, at 2 PM. Everyone’s invited, so bring your appetite!
Dive into a LEGO wonderland at the Library! No need to sign up—just pack your imagination and get ready to build epic creations!
May 4th @ 2pm
The Dude is a Cowboy: Theodore Roosevelt and the American West
Historian Duane Judt explores TR’s time as a rancher and cowboy in the North Dakota Badlands and how that experience shaped his view of conversation, reclamation and the history of the American West, as well as how the Manhattan born Roosevelt became the American president most associate with the West.
