Gerald Kloss was The Milwaukee Journal's Green Sheet "Bard of Goerkes Corners." Many newspapers have humor columnists, but few columnists could write poetically. Jerry, as he was known among Journalites, was the latter.
Read moreOscar Wilde, a London writer from the late-Victorian period, may be best known for his plays, yet he wrote extensively in other forms as well, for both children and adults. The Krug Rare Books Room includes a small selection of Oscar Wilde works.
Read moreCelebrate story and song with the String Academy of Wisconsin's musical tribute to the classic children’s book The Story of Ferdinand. East Branch Library, Saturday, January 23, 1-2 pm.
Read moreYou've seen the beautiful poster, but who was the artist behind it?
Read moreDiscover your inner author and illustrator with Milwaukee Public Television. Learn the basics of storytelling with hands-on activities at the East Branch Library, Saturday, January 16, 10:30 a.m. - noon.
Read moreMilwaukee: Beer Capital of the World, Cream City, Machine Shop of the World, and a whole lot more. Learn about the many nicknames and slogans of our great city!
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