Library
Now showing at the Madison Public Library:
Animals as Architects is an interactive exhibit exploring the unique, natural homes built by animals. Come in and build a bird's nest, create a spider web, peer inside a termite mound, and many other interactive activities. Don't miss this opportunity to experience this exhibit sponsored by the Hands-On Partnership for Science, Literature and Art in South Dakota.
Jose & Mark - photos by Melanie Argo
- From Our Back Pages: Homes Of Character
Country Club HillsBrumback Realty Company of Clarendon, founded by a father with six sons, was a builder in Country Club Hills, in 1928-29. Country Club Hills was developed from 126 acres of beautiful hills and wooded land, from the old Civil War era...
- Young Photographer Exhibits At Cherrydale
This Spring, the Cherrydale Branch Library will display a photo exhibit by a young Arlingtonian photographer, Vikram. Vikram is an elementary school student in Arlington, and recently traveled to South Africa and Botswana, on a family trip for his grandfather's...
- The Little Green House Visits Central
The Arlington Career Center's student-built "Little Green House" - a mobile exhibit on way to build Green - will visit Central Library this Friday and Saturday, April 16 - 17, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Little Green House exhibit is built of recycled...
- Let's Move South Dakota Exhibit At Madison Public Library
We are pleased to be hosting the Let's Move South Dakota exhibit at the Library from now thru March 18th. Your whole family is encouraged to come in from the cold to play and learn about healthy habits. "Let's Move South Dakota is a traveling...
- Go Figure!
The Go Figure! exhibit transforms charming children's books into a kids-sized world where children and adults delight in exploring math and books. The exhibit, sponsored by the Hands-On Partnership for Science, Literature and Art in South Dakota,...
Library
Animals as Architects
Now showing at the Madison Public Library:Animals as Architects is an interactive exhibit exploring the unique, natural homes built by animals. Come in and build a bird's nest, create a spider web, peer inside a termite mound, and many other interactive activities. Don't miss this opportunity to experience this exhibit sponsored by the Hands-On Partnership for Science, Literature and Art in South Dakota.
Jose & Mark - photos by Melanie Argo
- From Our Back Pages: Homes Of Character
Country Club HillsBrumback Realty Company of Clarendon, founded by a father with six sons, was a builder in Country Club Hills, in 1928-29. Country Club Hills was developed from 126 acres of beautiful hills and wooded land, from the old Civil War era...
- Young Photographer Exhibits At Cherrydale
This Spring, the Cherrydale Branch Library will display a photo exhibit by a young Arlingtonian photographer, Vikram. Vikram is an elementary school student in Arlington, and recently traveled to South Africa and Botswana, on a family trip for his grandfather's...
- The Little Green House Visits Central
The Arlington Career Center's student-built "Little Green House" - a mobile exhibit on way to build Green - will visit Central Library this Friday and Saturday, April 16 - 17, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Little Green House exhibit is built of recycled...
- Let's Move South Dakota Exhibit At Madison Public Library
We are pleased to be hosting the Let's Move South Dakota exhibit at the Library from now thru March 18th. Your whole family is encouraged to come in from the cold to play and learn about healthy habits. "Let's Move South Dakota is a traveling...
- Go Figure!
The Go Figure! exhibit transforms charming children's books into a kids-sized world where children and adults delight in exploring math and books. The exhibit, sponsored by the Hands-On Partnership for Science, Literature and Art in South Dakota,...