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Our Mission
The mission of the Pewaukee Public Library is to enrich lives and strengthen community by providing universal access to knowledge, information and resources.

 

The Pewaukee Public Library is the joint library of the City and Village of Pewaukee. Located at 210 Main Street, the doors to the 27,600 square foot facility opened in September, 2005. Library material is located on two levels and contains books, movies, and music collections for all ages as well as a board game and jigsaw puzzle collection, and a reservable Library of Things collection. Digital materials can also be checked out using Libby or hoopla.

Have a reference question or want to place a hold on library materials? Contact the Library’s Adult Services Desk by emailing adult@pewaukeelibrary.org or by calling 262-691-5670 Ext. 925. In addition, the Library’s Adult Services Department hosts a variety of programming for adults all year long.

Children’s services offers story times, reading programs, monthly Lego Clubs, along with reading lists and other programming to children, families, and teens. The Children’s Library can be contacted by calling 262-691-5670 Ext 932 or by emailing child@pewaukeelibrary.org.

There are several meeting rooms which can be scheduled for public use, within the terms of the meeting room policy.

The Harken Observatory is housed in the Library and provides education about the wonders of the universe to families.

Explore this website for more information or call or email the library. We’re happy you chose to visit us!