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  • Faux Stained Glass with Brandee Benson

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    Hurley Library

    "Wilderness Bear" Faux Stained Glass with Brandee Benson for teens and Adults. You will create your own unique piece using the wide assortment of glass materials provided and learn how to mix/pour resin. Class space is limited, due to its popularity a $20 fee is required to participate. You must pre-register at the Hurley Library by stopping in or calling. Your spot will not be held until the $20 fee is paid to the library.

  • Tech Support

    Tech Support

    Borrow a Laptop and Get Tech Support with Digital Navigator Jake Koval Every other Tuesday from 12:00-3:00

  • Closed Memorial Day

    The library will be closed on Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen with regular hours on Tuesday, May 26th. We wish everyone a safe and meaningful holiday.

  • Tech Support

    Tech Support

    Borrow a Laptop and Get Tech Support with Digital Navigator Jake Koval Every other Tuesday from 12:00-3:00

  • Cookbook Club

    Cookbook Club

    Pick a recipe from the cookbook of the month, available at the Hurley Library. Bring the dish and sample others while we visit.

  • American Mahjong

    American Mahjong
    Hurley Library

    Are you interested in learning American Mahjong? Join us at the library on Mondays, June 1st, 8th, & 15th for a fun and beginner-friendly introduction to the game! Come learn the tiles, rules, and strategies while enjoying a relaxed and social atmosphere. Bring a friend and discover why Mahjong has become such a popular pastime!

  • Book Club

    Hurley Library

    Join us for our next Book Club meeting! We will be discussing Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng.

    Free

  • The Orphan Train

    The Orphan Train: A Forgotten Chapter of History Join Pam Ekholm, Archives Assistant for the State Historical Society, for a compelling presentation on the story of the Orphan Train. June 3rd, 6pm at the Hurley Library. This little-discussed period in history is rarely covered in textbooks, yet it was an emotional and dramatic time for thousands of children from New York City. Through her research, Pam discovered a surprising local connection—the Orphan Train made its way to Northern Wisconsin. Don’t miss this powerful and eye-opening program!