Event List

Together, with art historian Karri Fritz-Klaus, we will learn about the life, times and art of America's own, Edward Hopper.

Come join us in the MakerStudio on Friday the 13th to make your own Sock Mothman!

This summer, Smarty Pants takes kids to one of the most popular sections of the library – that spellbinding place called “793.8”, better known as “the magic books!”

Sponsored by Bridges Library System. 

Bryen Wenzel from Milwaukee Area Nerf Outings (M.A.N.O) will lead an exciting Nerf Games for teens, featuring friendly competition, strategic challenges, and plenty of fun.

Meet the reptiles and amphibians that call Minnesota and Wisconsin home. Watch a salamander eat, debunk turtle myths, touch snakes, and more! 

All ages are welcome and no registration is required. 

Join us to see Steve Girman this summer at the library!

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Together, with art historian Karri Fritz-Klaus, we will learn about the life, times and art of Alphonse Mucha.

The book and puzzle sale kicks off with a Friends Members' Preview Night! Friends members are invited to get a first look at this year's sale from 5:00 - 7:00pm. Not a member?

Fill your shelves with new-to-you books for all ages while supporting the Friends of New Berlin Public Library! Books, puzzles, movies, and music available for purchase.

*cash and checks accepted as payment

Half Price and $5 Bag sale today! Fill your shelves with new-to-you books for all ages while supporting the Friends of New Berlin Public Library. Books, puzzles, movies, and music available for purchase.

Together, with art historian Karri Fritz-Klaus, we will learn about the life, times and art of Norman Rockwell.

We welcome author Veronica Hinke as she hosts an enchanting afternoon filled with delightful treats, magical ambiance, and a taste of classic tea-time traditions.

The Brandywine School was a style of illustration and an art colony located in Delaware and Pennsylvania near the Brandywine River.

Currier and Ives was a printmaking business operating from 1835 to 1907. Founded by Nathaniel Currier. The company designed and sold inexpensive hand-painted lithographic works based on news events, views of popular culture and Americana.

Pieter Bruegel, known as the father of Where's Waldo, was a "genre" painter and we will learn more about his life, the times and his art with art historian, Karri Fritz-Klaus.