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We’ll review GrowthWheel’s “Branding Opportunities” Framework. This Framework shows 4 areas that form the brand of a business: The visual identity, the physical appearance, the tone of voice, and the company values. Within these 4 areas, the Framework shows some of the items that contribute to expressing a brand. A...
Join us for a discussion of Night of the Living Rez by Morgan Talty This meeting will take place in person at the library. Masks are recommended for this in person event.
If you knit, crochet, cross stitch, embroider, or do any other fiber crafts, unwind at our monthly Stitching Club! Bring the project you’ve been neglecting or your fresh ideas for a new piece. Maybe you’ll even learn something new! All levels of experience are welcome. Masks are recommended. Use the...
Learn about the types of DNA and the testing companies out there. Use DNA matches to help identify new cousins or parents missing in your direct genealogical line. This presentation is for those who haven’t yet done DNA or don’t know what to do once they have results.
Monster of the Week Most people don’t believe in monsters, but you know the truth. They’re real, and it’s your task to bring them down. Protect the townsfolk of the small town of Lone Oak and hunt down the monster in this table-top roleplaying game! No experience required, pre-made characters...
Join us for a discussion of The Stolen Book of Evelyn Aubrey by Serena Burdick This meeting will take place in person at the library. Masks are recommended for this in person event.
Join us virtually (by phone or computer) for a book discussion! This month's meeting will be the book Becoming Abolitionists: Police, Protests, and the Pursuit of Freedom by Derecka Purnell. In a quest to transform the Kirkwood area into a prejudice-free community of highly respectful individuals, CFUH initiates ongoing dialogue and...
DNA Series, Part 2: Could Your DNA Test Send a Family Member to Jail? presented by Erik Hall, Director/Assistant Professor of Forensic Science, St. Louis University We have all seen cases in the news such as the 'Golden State Killer' where DNA leads in family tree databases have helped solve...
For ages 10 and older. Patrons are invited to learn to knit and participate in knitting based community service projects. Supplies are available for beginning projects. Meeting time is 1:30 – 3 pm.
Upcycle a glass jar and create an adorable lantern This is an adult crafting program. All materials will be provided. Masks are recommended. Registration is required and attendance is limited.
If you’re just starting out in the business or nonprofit world and have questions for a lawyer, we’re hosting a legal clinic on March 23rd! Available by appointment, this virtual event will take place on zoom where you’ll meet one-on-one with a lawyer in a 30 minute session.Registration is required...
This month’s book is Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson Masks are recommended. Register using the form below to receive updates about meeting changes.