Tarantula Appreciation Day
Tuesday, August 8, 2023. Ages 5-12 years. Tarantula Appreciation Day is August 8! Come to the library for a creepy good time—reading spider books, making spider crafts, even meeting a REAL tarantula!
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM Learn More
Tuesday, August 8, 2023. Ages 5-12 years. Tarantula Appreciation Day is August 8! Come to the library for a creepy good time—reading spider books, making spider crafts, even meeting a REAL tarantula!
We'll explore GrowthWheel's “Roads to Profitability” Framework, which outlines different ways in which companies can be more profitable by increasing revenue and/or reducing costs. Ways to increase revenue include at least 4 different approaches mentioned in the Framework. Likewise, there are 4 different approaches to reducing costs. A key point...
Join us for a discussion of Lawn Boy by Jonathan EvisionThis is a hybrid program. Patrons can attend in person or via zoom. Complete the form below. Registration is required.
If you knit, crochet, cross stitch, embroider, or do any other fiber crafts, unwind at our Tuesday night 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.
An Open- mic Poetry & more Event! All Art forms are welcome. Each participant will have 10 minutes to share. List will be available at entrance & sign-up requested online.
At Home Family Book Club Kit. August 14, 2023. 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. Linked by Gordon Korman...
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 role playing game! No experience required, character sheets will be available....
Join us for a discussion of The Heron's Cry by Ann Cleeves.This meeting will take place in person at the library. Masks are recommended for this in person event.
The library offers various forms of digital media, from ebooks to streaming movies. Join us for another Tech Savvy Series program and learn how to use Hoopla, Libby, and Kanopy.
Join us virtually (by phone or computer) for a book discussion! This month's meeting will be the book How Much of These Hills is Gold by C. Pam Zhang In a quest to transform the Kirkwood area into a prejudice-free community of highly respectful individuals, CFUH initiates ongoing dialogue and...
Create your own unique chalk board sign! Space is limited Registration Required
Getting your LinkedIn Profile up-to-date is important when you’re applying for a job, or just letting people know you’re ready and available for work. Get some tips for keeping it updated, making it more searchable, and keeping people in the loop of who you are and what you want to...
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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The Kirkwood Public Library maintains a meeting room for Library sponsored programs consistent with its mission “to inspire a lifelong commitment to learning and creativity, for a more prosperous and connected community.” The Kirkwood Public Library welcomes outside organizations or individuals interested in presenting at the Library. Events must be offered virtually and may be done so at the discretion of library managers. This selection will be based on public service needs and other activities scheduled.