Summer Reading Program 2026
Unearth A Story
June 8–August 1, 2026
All ages welcome!
Kids – Teens – Adults
How to Participate:
- Register at the Library Front Desk to receive your reading tracker.
Sign up at our kick-off event, or any time between June 8 and August 1. - Read books and complete activities – add them to your log.
- Turn in your log to win prizes!
Prizes:
We have a variety of prizes and raffle baskets sponsored by local businesses.
Kids and teens: Earn a free pass to our pool party on August 2nd by finishing the challenge!
Bonus: Complete the whole tracker to get a chance to enter for one of our super reader prizes!
Children's Brochure
Digital copy of the 2026 Children’s Summer Reading program brochure.
Sneak peak at all the children’s programming scheduled for the summer of 2026. Includes description of event and if registration is required.
Teen's Brochure
Digital copy of the 2026 Teen’s Summer Reading program brochure.
Sneak peak at all the children’s programming scheduled for the summer of 2026. Includes description of event and if registration is required.
Adult's Brochure
Digital copy of the 2026 Adult’s Summer Reading program brochure.
Sneak peak at all the children’s programming scheduled for the summer of 2026. Includes description of event and if registration is required.
Storywagon – A Family-Friendly Live Performance Series
Prairie Lakes Library System is once again sponsoring the Storywagon, a live performance series, featuring new performers as well as the beloved Snake Discovery. You can find more info below, as well as digital copies of our 2026 summer reading brochures.
Storywagon: Dinosaur Discovery
Wednesday, June 17th, 2pm at Tri-County Community Center
Unearth the secrets of the prehistoric world! Learn exactly what it takes to find the giants that once ruled our planet.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! (Opens 6/3)
The Mammoth Hunter
Wednesday, July 8th, 2pm at Central Park (312 N Main St, Edgerton, Wi, 53534)
Join us at Central Park for an engaging and hands on presentation about our prehistoric ancestors and they way they would have lived and survived in Wisconsin, nearly 15,000 years ago!
If the weather is bad, the event will take place at the library.
