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Library's East Lawn
Storytimes include stories, finger plays, and songs. A responsible adult should be present. All ages are welcome! No registration is required.
Have you ever wondered how a chinchilla takes a bath or what a bearded dragon likes to eat? Join us at the library to find these answers out and more, during Ms. Kim's Amazing Animals presentation! It is sure to be an unique experience that is entertaining and educational! Registration is required for this event and can be done in-person or by calling the Children's Desk at 262-242-2593 ext. 330.
The projects of philosophers do not occur in a historical and cultural vacuum, and understanding the situations they were living in illuminates their philosophical projects and works. This lecture series focuses on examining the historical contexts in which thinkers like Plutarch, Bonaventure, G.W.F. Hegel, and Maurice Blondel were writing in relation to their main ideas.