Cudahy Family Library

Cudahy Family Library is a gem for families with young readers, offering much more than just books. With its highly-rated children's programming including interactive story times and engaging summer reading programs, this welcoming community space provides a comfortable, educational environment where kids can discover the joy of reading while parents access quality resources and programs.

• ✓Regular story time sessions with engaging librarians
• ✓Free summer reading programs with rewards and activities
• ✓Excellent children's book collection and dedicated kids' area
• ✓Educational programming and special events throughout the year
• ✓Welcoming, quiet space perfect for fostering love of reading

1. 1.Call ahead or check their website for story time schedules - these popular programs fill up quickly and often require registration
2. 2.Visit on weekday mornings (10 AM-12 PM Tuesday-Thursday) for a quieter experience with better access to librarians for personalized recommendations
3. 3.Sign up for the summer reading program early - it's free and kids earn prizes while developing reading habits
4. 4.Bring your library card from home if you're from a nearby community, as many Wisconsin libraries participate in reciprocal borrowing
5. 5.The children's section has computers and tablets available - perfect for educational games on rainy days

Weekday mornings (Tuesday-Thursday, 10 AM-12 PM) offer the calmest environment for browsing and reading. Saturday and Sunday afternoons (12-4 PM) are great for planned story times and family programs, though expect more crowds.

Library services are completely free with a library card (free to obtain for Cudahy residents). Parking is available on-site. The facility is accessible and family-friendly with bathrooms and comfortable seating areas.

Summer reading programs (June-August) are the highlight of the year with special themes, prizes, and activities. Check for reduced hours during holidays. Winter months feature indoor story times perfect for cold Wisconsin days.

Head to Culver's (about 2 miles away on Packard Avenue) for kid-friendly burgers and frozen custard, or visit George Webb Restaurant on Packard Avenue for classic diner fare that welcomes families.