Reading Logs are available at the Stillwater County Library. Help us celebrate Children's Book Week by picking one up today! Join the Friends of the Stillwater County Library Read-a-Thon! The Friends of the Stillwater County Library are thrilled to announce our upcoming Read-a-Thon! As we strive to expand and enhance our library programs, your support […]
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, […]
Taught by Professor Daniel M. Cobb | 38 min | You'll begin by comparing the commonly held views of Native Americans to the realities of what was, and still is, a tapestry of rich and vibrant cultures. Professor Cobb will explain the pitfalls that occur when history doesn't provide this crucial viewpoint, and will break down the fallacies […]
Check out our in library, "No rules, just read," display. To celebrate please participate in the Read-A-Thon Fundraiser hosted by Friends of Stillwater County Library. Click here to learn more.
Sorry friends, we will be closed November 24th, 2024. Happy Election Day!
Crystal Hitchcock will teach a gentle yoga class that focuses on connecting your body and breath. Participants will stretch their bodies out and connect with their breathing. Appropriate for all levels. A limited amount of yoga mats and blocks will be available. Please bring your own if you have one or both. Class begins at […]
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!
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, […]
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 nature in the Americas. Learn how these stories demonstrate the way people answered questions about how the world came to be as […]
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 lecture. The first: the massacre of General Custer's cavalry at the Battle of Little Big Horn. The second: the massacre of […]
