Migración: Betabeleros, an art installation organized by Ismael Dominguez, chronicles the history of migrant beet field workers in northern Wyoming. Through textile sculptures, historic photographs, and first account auditory stories, the installation honors the culture, contributions, and resilience of these workers and their families. (All Ages; Third Floor)
View artwork from selected artists who answered the call for artists to create art for the 2025 Día de los Muertos community celebration. Artists were encouraged to reflect on their own cultural and traditional connections to Día de los Muertos and the featured work honors the spirit of the holiday through visual storytelling. This exhibit can be viewed during library ...
Join us for a sensory-friendly early literacy class designed especially for children with neurodivergence! This interactive class will include stories, songs and movement while reducing the group size and noise levels. If you are unsure if your child would benefit from this adapted class, please ask the children’s floor staff for more information. Class sizes will be limited to 10 ...
Get crafty at the Burns Library every Monday afternoon! Groups please RSVP by calling 307.547.2249. Crafts by week: October 6: Hedgehog October 20: Masks October 27: Jack-o-lantern (Children & Families; Burns Branch Library)
Please join us to view Gandhi (rated PG, 1982) a Best Picture winner starring Best Actor winner Ben Kingsley. Mohandas K. Gandhi famously led protests and revolts against British rule in India through his philosophy of nonviolence. Refreshments from the Library Café and popcorn are provided. Optional discussion to follow the movie. (Adults; Cottonwood Room)
