Now showing at your library enriching courses by the world's greatest professors and experts on history, science, religion, health travel, and more! Taught by Professor Dr. Grant L. Voth and 3 other(s) | 31 min | Nature spirits take on a variety of forms in various cultures. Discover the maize myths and other stories about the origins of […]
Death Doula, Calysta Sutphin, will share her occupation, and afterwards will host a "death cafe" for participants to openly talk about death. The following is Calysta Sutphin's bio from her website; click here to learn more. "I have always wanted to help serve others but I never found a good niche until I learned about […]
Sorry friends, we will be closed November 11, 2024. Happy Veteran's Day!
Our book club will be reviewing The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan Stadal. Book kits are available for pickup in the library.
Métis storyteller and Little Shell Chippewa member Chris La Tray approaches the practice of poetry the same as he does the spiritual life of an Anishinaabe person: which is to say, if one lives an Anishinaabe life, with particular attention to the seven guiding principles of the Seven Grandfather teachings – Humility, Courage, Honesty, Wisdom, […]
Friends of Stillwater County Library present: a book wish gift exchange. To make a book wish: For ages 0-99+, come to Stillwater County Library or call 406-322-5009 to fill out a card with your book wish by November 25th. Library staff will help you put it on the Book Tree. Come anytime during library hours […]
Our storytime, which is every Wednesday at 10:30 am, is designed for preschoolers and early elementary students. Kids will hear several stories then get to do an activity, such as a craft, STEM/STEAM, or physical activity. Some weeks there will be songs, fingerplays, or flannel board stories as well. We hope you’ll join us!
This is a new education series. Each month we will sit together with complimentary coffee or tea with Kaci from Mokara Wellness. As a community we will talk about health, wellness, and other difficult topics. This month we will be loosely talking about self-care, other topics you are most interested in tackling next, and getting […]
Bring your fiber art projects and make some new friends, learn something new, or teach others. All skill levels and ages are welcome. You provide your own supplies, and we provide the space. Come and go as you need to. Fiber arts include: Crochet, knitting, needle point, felting, quilting, weaving, rug hooking, lacemaking, embroidery, macrame, […]
We are calling all LEGO builders ages 5 and up to use the Montana History Portal Images as your inspiration for a cool LEGO build. You have the option to enter the build-at-home contest or the on-site contest. Contest Process and Rules: 1. All participants, home-built and on-site, need to register by Thursday, November 14th […]
Now showing at your library enriching courses by the world's greatest professors and experts on history, science, religion, health travel, and more! Taught by Professor Patrick N. Allitt | 31 min | Examine the period from 1865 to 1890, which marked the end of the Native American resistance to white domination. Two events form the core of this […]
