Library News

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Hedberg Public Library will host the Patriots of the American Revolution: Their Legacies in Wisconsin exhibit September 2-30, 2025, in cooperation with the Janesville Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. 

In August, you will find a wide array of artwork in the library, including woodcarvings by members of the Rock River Valley Woodcarvers, vintage black and white photographs by R. Alan Luckett, and Staedtler marker drawings by Leo Bird.

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

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

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

May is the month when you can get a sneak peek at artwork from all the artists who will be exhibiting from June 2025 through April 2026.

Now on display in the Woodruff Cases at HPL is a sampling of United States Postal System stamps from the collection of Linda K.

During the month of April, stop by the library to view stunning art by Anthony DiNicola and Alicia Reid; and display groups Wisconsin Chapter of World Organization of China Painters and Janesville Camera Club.

March is the month for student art.

February art exhibits at Hedberg Public Library include alcohol ink paintings on glass and acrylic ink and pint on canvas. Both artists use deep, rich colors to craft their beautiful pieces.

The art exhibits for January contribute to the celebration of trains and include oil paintings and photos. The artists include a retired railroad operations worker and a lifelong train enthusiast.

December exhibits at Hedberg Public Library include acrylics on canvas and watercolor paper, as well as an extensive collection of Nativity sets from around the world.

HPL is looking for exhibit artists for the 2025-2026 season. 

Hedberg Public Library offers 2D and 3D art exhibits throughout the building.