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| May 7 :: Mystery to Me :: Madison |
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| Join authors James Lattis and Kelly Tyrrell for a discussion of the rich history of the University of Wisconsin’s famed Washburn Observatory |
| May 10 :: Online Webinar :: |
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| The JFK Museum Hyannis welcomes author B.J. Hollars via Zoom, discussing his new book on JFK's make or break 1960 Wisconsin campaign |
| May 16 :: Brookfield Public Library :: Brookfield |
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| Author Kurt Dietrich explores the career of Grammy-winning singer Al Jarreau, one of the most distinguished and beloved artists to come out of Milwaukee |
| May 21 :: Brookfield Public Library :: Brookfield |
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| Author Kurt Dietrich explores the career of Grammy-winning singer Al Jarreau, one of the most distinguished and beloved artists to come out of Milwaukee |
| Jun 27 :: Swiss Historical Village :: New Glarus |
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| Join author Susan Apps-Bodilly at Swiss Historical Village, sharing her hands-on gardening guide for kids and their grownups! |
| Aug 29 :: Columbus Public Library :: Columbus |
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| Jenny Kalvaitis and Kristen Whitson explore the rich and diverse history of LGBTQ+ activism in Wisconsin |
| Sep 12 :: Fond du Lac Public Library :: Fond du Lac |
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| Author Kurt Dietrich explores the career of Grammy-winning singer Al Jarreau, one of the most distinguished and beloved artists to come out of Milwaukee |
| Sep 13 :: WJ Niderkorn Library :: Port Washington |
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| Author Janet Newman discusses the remarkable story of Wisconsin YWCA member Clara Pagel and her epic journey through Europe, Asia, and the Middle East |
| Sep 17 :: Germantown Community Library :: Germantown |
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| Join bestselling children's author Barbara Joosse for a discussion of her new graphic novel-style book recounting dramatic Great Lakes history |
| Oct 12 :: Fairwater Historical Society :: Fairwater |
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| Fairwater Historical Society welcomes author Susan Apps-Bodilly, chronicling life in Wisconsin’s early country schools |