Reader’s Circle Book Club
Join us for a discussion of Checkout 19 by Claire-Louise Bennett. For questions, email Anne Lund Hensley at annelundhensley@gmail.com.
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM Learn More
Join us for a discussion of Checkout 19 by Claire-Louise Bennett. For questions, email Anne Lund Hensley at annelundhensley@gmail.com.
People always want to know how/why Kathie Muehlheausler decided to write about the three kings of Christmas lore who followed the star to Bethlehem. She loves to tell them the story of the January morning, a number of years ago, when completely out-of-the-blue while she was driving to her public...
Sunday, January 7 at 2:30-4:00 pm. Teen Advisory Board: We are a group of teens (ages 12-18) who share ideas for teen programs, teen room activities, teen games, and of course, books. We always include a fun activity and treats at each of our monthly gatherings. We meet the first...
At Home Family Book Club Kit. January 8, 2024. Ages 8-12 and family. Family Book Club Kits will include a copy of the book and some discussion questions as well as a few treats. Members of your family can read the book and share ideas and discuss at home. Other Words For Home...
Join us as we discuss Wool by Hugh Howey This event takes place on Zoom. Please enter your email to receive the Zoom link for the event. The Zoom link will be emailed to you an hour before the event starts.
Strategic Foundation: We’ll lay the groundwork for a complete business plan, starting with a solid Business Description and defining your Market & Customers section. In this session you’ll learn to craft a clear description of your product/service, relay your unique value proposition, define your target customer segments and assess market...
Join us for a discussion of Flamer by Mike Curato
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.
This month’s book is Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van PeltMasks are recommended.
Black St. Louis explores the rich and inspiring history of African Americans in St. Louis from the city’s founding as a French fur trading post during the Spanish colonial era to the new millennium. Authors Calvin Riley and NiNi Harris highlight great figures who showed leadership, incredible innovation, and courage...
Jan. 14 - Jan. 20, 2024 Ages 12-18. Drop by the teen department and make a mini yarn hat. Use your favorite colors of yarn to design an adorable mini winter snow hat you can hang anywhere, like a keychain or a back pack.
The Library will be closed on Sunday, September 1st and Monday, September 2nd in honor of Labor Day.
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PARDON OUR DIRT : The front lawn of the library is under construction. At this time, access to the library is through the front ramp only.
Group 2: Youth Services Event Volunteer: This is perfect for someone that wants to help us put on events for kids and teens! Duties include program preparation, helping at specific events such as storytime, and assisting during library programs with staff.
Group 3: Behind the Scenes Volunteer: A fit if you enjoy independent projects like shelving books, helping us keep the room inviting and tidy, refilling book displays, helping with behind the scenes Summer Reading prep including couponing, supply preparation, and more!
Group 4: Office Assistant: Work in the library admin office on light clerical duties such as scanning and stickering books. Great if you want some office/organizing experience!
Group 5: Mural Project: Help us design a library mural on the outside fence. If you love creative projects, painting and teamwork, this group is for you!
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