 Join us for this year's summer reading program at the Whitefish Bay Public Library, "Libraries Rock!" Kids and teens, stop by the library to get signed up. Adults can sign up
online or in person. Sign up begins on Friday, June 8. Be rewarded for reading whatever you like!
 Our Annual Photography contest returns for a 3rd year. While you are out and about or traveling this summer, be sure to capture your adventures and your surroundings on film. You could walk away with our Best in Show cash prize of $250! Amateur photographers of all ages are allowed to participate.
Read all about the contest on our website.
 Does your teen need volunteer hours? We need teens to help with our summer reading program. Teens will help give out brochures and prizes, assist librarians with special events and more! To get started on the application,
visit our website.
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Antique Appraisal with Mark Moran
Saturday, June 2, 12-3pm
There are still a few spots left for antique appraisal with Mark Moran. Have that family heirloom that you've always wondered about appraised (for free!) thanks to Friends of the Whitefish Bay Library. Give us a call to secure your spot for this program.
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Whitefish Bay TALKS: Human Trafficking in Wisconsin
Tuesday, June 19, 6:30pm
Cases of human trafficking have been identified in all 72 counties in Wisconsin. Yet most people doubt this, thinking "that can't be happening here!" If we are in a state of denial, who is helping survivors? Who is working on policies? Who is educating young people about risks? In this talk, Rachel will address the myths and misconceptions around sex trafficking in Wisconsin, illuminate the situation in Wisconsin, and explain what led her to start the LOTUS (Legal Options for Trafficked and Underserved Survivors) legal clinic in 2013. She has ideas for how citizens can make a difference and will modify the talk to suit different audiences by adjusting content for appropriateness to setting.
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Strategies for Social Security and Retirement Income
Tuesday, June 26, 6pm
Strategies for Social Security and Retirement Income is a class designed to help accomplish the most prevalent goal among retirees - to not run out of money. This class will provide education on the varying methods of filing for Social Security and inform of strategies that can be used to optimize it. The class will also provide a process one might use to calculate what their retirement income need is and introduce a few options on structuring income in retirement.
Please register for this event.
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Remembering When: Fall and Fire Prevention
Friday, June 29, 1pm
Presented by the North Shore Fired Department and the North Shore Health Department
At age 65, older adults are twice as likely to be killed or injured by fires compared to the population at large. By age 75, that risk increases to three times that of the general population - and to four times by age 85.
This program is centered around safety messages - - developed by experts from national.
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Presenters Who Rock! for All Ages
Tuesday, July 10, 7pm:
Pint Sized Polka: Happening in School House Park (right across from the library). No registration required.
Saturday, July 14, 11am:
Magician Rick Allen. Register July 1st.
Wednesday, July 17, 6pm:
Musical Instrument Petting Zoo with Brass Bell. No Registration Required.
Monday, July 23, 11am
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Truly Remarkable Loon, Juggler
. Register July 1st.
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All Ages Fun! No registration required 
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Rockin' Programs for 4th-6th Graders
Friday, June 22, 11am:
Humans Vs Zombies. Register now!
Wednesday, July 11, 11am:
Wii U Gaming Tournament. Register July 1st.
Thursday, July 19, 3pm:
Tie Dye. Register July 1st.
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Rockin' Programs for K5-3rd Graders 
Thursday, June 26, 3pm (K5-1st):
Rock Science. Register now!
Thursday, July 19, 10am (2nd-3rd):
Rock Science. Register July 1st.
Thursday, July 12, 10am:
DIY Rockstar. Register July 1st.
Tuesday, July 24, 3pm (2nd-3rd):
Science of Sound. Register July 1st.
Tuesday, July 31, 10am (K5-1st):
Science of Sound. Register July 1st.
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Spin Art
Wednesday, June 27, 1pm
Grades 7+
Come decorate your very own vinyl record artwork with artist Justin Stone! All supplies provided.
Register for this event.
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Humans Vs Zombies
Friday, July 13, 11am
Grades 7+
Sign up as a zombie or a human and play with us in Schoolhouse Park (across from the library). The humans will search for a cure hidden nearby and defend themselves while the zombies will attempt to turn humans. Zombie makeup and water balloons will be supplied. Stay for pizza afterwards.
Register for this event.
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