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2023 Year in Review

A lot happens every year at the Kirkwood Public Library and 2023 was no exception! Check it out here.
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Kirkwood Public Library Offers Free Aunt Flow Menstrual Products for Patrons

Kirkwood Public Library is excited to announce a new initiative that demonstrates its commitment to inclusivity and the well-being of its patrons. In a move to promote menstrual equity, the library is partnering with Aunt Flow, to make high quality, sustainable menstrual products available for free to library patrons.  Over…

What’s New in 2023 for Families Affected by Dementia

Dementia affects approximately 1 out of 9 individuals over 65 years old.  70% of these individuals live in homes and not in memory care or assisted living facilities.  Kirkwood Public Library strives to be a place where all are welcome and so we are continuing to find ways to provide…

15 CSR 30-200.015

The Missouri Secretary of State is proposing a new administrative rule that would restrict state funding to public libraries. Read the proposed rule here. The Kirkwood Public Library Board of Trustees passed the following resolution at the November 16th meeting urging the rejection of the rule. There is a 30-day…

Electronics Recycling at KPL 2022

Kirkwood Public Library Is working with PCs for People to offer FREE Electronics Recycling through January 31, 2023. Drop your old electronics in the big blue bin near the public copier.  Starting November 1st, Kirkwood Public Library will be working in conjunction with PCs for People to offer FREE Electronics…

Adding Services for Families Affected by Dementia and Alzheimer’s

The Kirkwood Public Library is expanding their services to individuals with Alzheimers, dementia and other cognitive disorders and their caregivers.  In the past year, we introduced Reading2Connect, a selection of books designed to cater to the reading needs of people who have difficulty reading traditional formatted material. Read more about…

Film Screening: Bulletproof

The documentary film series we’ve been running since early this year is coming to a close with Todd Chandler’s excellent and timely film, Bulletproof.  Each of the films in our series have employed methods not seen in traditional documentaries. We began with The Viewing Booth in March, a minimalist experiment…
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Food for Fines - October 6-12th
Donate canned/boxed item for $1 off your fines up to $25. No glass, expired, or heavily dented items. Applies to Kirkwood fines only.

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KPL is Joining Missouri Evergreen

Our online catalog and access to your account will be temporarily unavailable on Monday, Oct. 14 through Thursday, Oct. 17.

The library will still be open and you can check out. You must bring your library card.

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