Library News

Looking for a summer series that is heartwarming, filled with fun, and might even change your life? Try Ted Lasso this summer!

The Hedberg Public Library lawn is bursting with Color Our World HPL 2025 Summer Library Challenge pride as the first 43 of the “I completed

Welcome to HPL's film and television blog, HPL Videophiles, highlighting staff-recommended movies or television shows.  

STAFF CONTRIBUTOR:

Hi, I’m Maddy, a 14-year-old with cerebral palsy who uses a power wheelchair.

Another successful Book Fest is in the books! 

On June 20-21, attendees of HPL Book Fest 2025 enjoyed writing workshops, an author fair, and a chance to network with other area authors and book lovers.

Meet Merlin! 

Merlin LCD is an enhanced vision, full color, auto-focus video magnifier system for individuals with low vision and is now available for patron use in Hedberg Public Library's Wisconsin Room. 

The watercolor artwork by the well-known, local artist, Connie Glowacki, will be on display during the month of July at Hedberg Public Library.

The HPL Foundation will host its 16th annual mingle murder mystery fundraiser, A Night at the Library: SLA

Summer is off to a vibrant start at Hedberg Public Library!

You may have heard of a Little Free Library before, but now we have Little Free Lab 316! 

We are thrilled to invite you to our fourth annual HPL Book Fest, a celebration of Wisconsin area authors, June 20-21!

Who are the Friends of HPL? 

The Friends of Hedberg Public Library is a non-profit (501c3) organization that raises money through membership dues, fundraisers and The Ground Floor, a used book and gift shop located in

Federal funding that supports public libraries is under threat. 

On March 14, 2025, the President signed an executive order which proposes the elimination of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), the primary federal age

June follows the Artist Sneak Peek with another multi-artist exhibit.

Janesville’s Ann Calverley experienced what she calls the “fulfillment of a wish” when in May the children’s book The Carpenter and the Cat, written by Kelly Nelson and illustrated by Ann, was published.