Students in preschool through high school have the opportunity to participate in an organized reading program each June and July. Each year features a different theme.   Students read for chances to win prizes of their choice.  The more time they read, the more chances they earn.

A story hour for families of preschoolers is held each August. Stories, crafts and activities are held for children ages 3, 4, and 5. Siblings of other ages are welcome to attend with the preschooler and their parent or care giver.  In addition a lap sit story time for children under the age of 3 is held in the spring.  Books, fingerplays, music and dance engage children and their caregivers.

Adults looking to become familiar with basic computer use can attend these free classes. Each class is a stand alone session covering mouse use, using programs, word processing, Internet searching and e-mail.  Classes are held over 4 or 5 weeks. Classes are usually held in the fall with additional classes scheduled as needed. 

Free Movie Events 
Recently released movies to DVD are shown in the library.  A family friendly feature is shown on the first Saturday of each month.  On the first Thursday of the month another feature film is shown that appeals to a more mature crowd.  People are encouraged to bring their own snacks to enjoy during the presentation.

Local and nationally known authors come and speak on various subjects and sign their books. Poets, historians and fiction writers have all come to share their love of writing with members of the community.  Each year the library hosts special speakers and local historians to share their knowledge of Laura Ingalls Wilder and the Village of Pepin during the Laura Ingalls Wilder Days celebration.