A Night at the Library

Slayed - Secrets, Death, & Rock n Roll

Thank you to our sponsors:

ALIBI SPONSOR - $1000


 

MOTIVE SPONSOR - $500


 

WITNESS SPONSOR -$250


 

 

 

SLAYED: Secrets, Death & Rock 'n Roll

99.6 WHPL cranks up the volume to bring you Slayed live on the Main St. Stage - the venue where their journey began! The breakout rock legends of 2025 has been smashing records—and maybe some egos—along the way. With killer riffs and razor-sharp lyrics, they’ve earned praise for their sound, but rumors are swirling about their frontman’s backstage behavior.


Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a harsh critic, mark your calendars for this exclusive event, including a preshow interview hosted by WHPL’s beloved morning crew. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime chance to witness the band that’s rocking the world—one scandal at a time.


Volunteers Needed! 
Call 608-758-6600, email Jamie Swenson at jswenson@hedbergpubliclibrary.org, or visit our website to fill out our special event volunteer form. A list of volunteer opportunities is available on page two of this newsletter.


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Find information on how you or your business can support library programs and services through this event.
 

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About A Night at the Library

A Night at the Library is a mingle murder mystery event sponsored this year by the Hedberg Public Library Foundation.

Now in its 16th year, the after-hours fundraiser was originally a partnership between The Literacy Connection and the Friends of HPL. It has enjoyed many themes over the years and raised thousands of dollars to support the programs and services not covered by the library's operating budget.

We are thrilled to continue our new partnership with the HPL Foundation as we look to take the event to the next level in order to increase advocacy and support for library resources.