
Pick Your Project Workshop (Ages 10+)
Pick Your Project Workshop (Ages 10+) at Board & Brush Lenexa. 12 of 12 seats available.
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Pick Your Project Workshop (Ages 10+) at Board & Brush Lenexa. 12 of 12 seats available.

Calling all first, second and third graders! If you love reading, join us for a fun book exploration. Each session, we’ll dive into a new book with a staff-led talk and activity inspired by the story. Space is limited so registration for each discussion is required. Copies of the books are...

Join our online Teen Book Club and connect with other readers. Each month on Monday evenings, we’ll explore a new title ranging from bestselling teen books to graphic novels. Share your thoughts, ask questions and dive into a thrilling story. A staff member will lead the discussion on Zoom. Johnson.

Stop by to admire and get inspired by your own two-dimensional prehistoric masterpieces in our dinosaur art museum! The art gallery will be in the Children's Pavilion. To contribute to our collection, drop off your own dino-inspired art at the desk in the children's pavilion beginning Tuesday June..

**FREE BONUS SIGN** - Pick Your Project Workshop (Ages 10+) at Board & Brush Lenexa. 8 of 12 seats available.

In " All Systems Red ", a self-hacked security android wants autonomy, privacy and uninterrupted access to its favorite shows — but keeps getting pulled into human crises instead. Smart, funny and unexpectedly tender, the first book in “The Murderbot Diaries” explores agency, connection and what it.

Mark the 250th Anniversary of the United States by exploring the many cultures and communities that have shaped the nation. Through music by Betse & Clarke, dance performance by The Black Repertory Theatre and history sharing with Dr. Matthew Osborn, this program reflects on America’s past—and the..

Inspired by decorative art traditions, teens design and decorate their own dino egg using a variety of craft materials. This relaxed, drop-in program invites creative sparkle and a touch of Jurassic style. No pressure. Just express yourself!

Are you needing to update your resume or create a new one from scratch? Get help building a resume that can get past ATS programs and land you the interview you want. We’ll assist you with developing a personalized job search strategy, mastering interview techniques and learning formats for AI...

Discover the art of egg design with a dinosaur twist. Use a variety of craft materials to create something uniquely yours in this easygoing, hands-on experience. Available while supplies last.

Teens ages 12-16 are invited to this one-hour collaborative writing workshop. Come for prompts, activities and plenty of encouragement.

Bring your current project and join us for a fun, creative meetup. It’s a great chance to work on your craft, share ideas and connect with others who love making things. All crafts and skill levels are welcome.

Since its inception, photography has been used for raising awareness of social issues, provoking emotions and thoughts and reshaping our perceptions of the world. This presentation will delve into the impact of photography on the civil rights movement in the aftermath of the landmark Supreme Court..

The group discusses key job search and recruiting challenges, how to develop an elevator pitch, conduct a personal SWOT analysis, explore career development and more. Presented by Workforce Partnership For inquiries about accessibility and accommodations, please contact us at ask@jocolibrary.org or.

4th of July & Summer Make & Take Workshop! - $19 (All Ages) at Board & Brush Lenexa. 7 of 30 seats available.

Patron Pick! In 1789 Maine, midwife Martha Ballard is drawn into a dangerous investigation when a body is found beneath river ice, uncovering murder and scandal. Rich in period detail and moral complexity, the novel amplifies a woman’s voice in a world determined to silence it. it. Need a copy?...

Since its inception, photography has been used for raising awareness of social issues, provoking emotions and thoughts and reshaping our perceptions of the world. This presentation will delve into the impact of photography on the civil rights movement in the aftermath of the landmark Supreme Court..

Two half brothers are drawn into the search for a remarkably talented young soccer player in Africa. Wry, observant, and morally alert, Godwin examines family, global sport and the uneasy lines between hope, profit and exploitation. Need a copy? Regular print copies are available for registrants....

Join award-winning musician and author Jim “Mr. Stinky Feet” Cosgrove for a dino-rific dance party featuring his fan-favorite song “Bop Bop Dinosaur.” It’s a high-energy, interactive, tail-wagging good time for the whole family. For inquiries about accessibility and accommodations, please contact...

Learn and develop Pokémon skills in our friendly, inclusive space! Players aged 6-14 can learn strategic thinking, math, and reading comprehension through their passion for Pokémon. No prior experience required! Learn to build your own deck, try our Battle Academy set, or just chill...

New to technology? Have a question about your phone or device? Need help with a specific issue? The IT Trainer from Manhattan Public Library will be on site to help older adults with questions about their computers, tablets and phones. Meet at the Manhattan Senior Center, 301 North 4th Street....

Where do animals live, and how do they make their homes? Join a naturalist from the Great Plains Nature Center to explore habitats big and small. Meet a live turtle and discover how animals survive and thrive in the wild.

Celebrate creativity and connect through storytelling, poetry and performance. Johnson County Library and Bear Necessities Coffee and Bar invite you to an open mic night on the fourth Friday of each month, where local voices take the stage. Read a poem, share a short story or simply listen while...

In conjunction with the 250th anniversary of the United States of America, we’re celebrating the rich cultural heritage that shapes our nation – past, present and future. During this commemorative year, your Library card becomes a passport to discovery. Simply present your card at participating...

Join us for a fun and relaxed playtime where parents and preschoolers can connect in an open-play environment. Drop in to explore a variety of educational toys and games. It's the perfect opportunity to socialize, make new friends, and have a great time together!

Enjoy a prehistoric puppet show featuring stories with dinosaurs. For children 3+ and families.

Drop in and connect with other families for a casual playdate at the Library. Enjoy open-ended play materials, including some dino-themed fun. Designed for children up to age 6 with a caregiver. Siblings welcome.

MiLB Double-A: Tulsa Drillers at Wichita Wind Surge at Equity Bank Park

It's an archaeology quest! Can you follow the clues, solve the puzzles and use the tools to "dig" out of the box?

The StoryWalk® Downtown is a self-directed walk available July-August. The walk starts at Manhattan Public Library's north windows along 629 Poyntz Avenue. From there, you’ll walk downtown and read pages from Marjorie Price's storybook How to Make a Cherry Pie and See the U.S.A. along the way. Look.

Young explorers ages 6-10 rotate through hands-on STEAM stations featuring fossil digs, sensory materials and discovery tools. Kids are encouraged to touch, test and explore at their own pace with caregivers welcome to join.

Each week, we’ll mix it up with a variety of activities - whether it’s board games, quiz shows, video games, crafts, or food nights! It’s all about having fun, trying new things, and connecting with friends in a relaxed and creative space.

Celebrate 250 years of American history with a STEAM project inspired by punched tin lanterns, a common light source in early America. In this workshop, kids will design and build their own lantern using simple tools, pattern-making and basic circuitry. Participants will punch designs into aluminum.

Catch Tunisia vs. the Netherlands at our Teen World Cup Watch Party! We’ll stream the match on the big screen with snacks, FC26 on the Switch, soccer drills, and hands-on soccer crafts. Doors open at 5:30!

For those who need extra help, free one-on-one sessions are available in person at the Central Resource Library or via Zoom. Visit the Johnson County Genealogical Society at jcgsks.org to schedule an appointment.

Each week, we’ll mix it up with a variety of activities - whether it’s board games, quiz shows, video games, crafts, or food nights! It’s all about having fun, trying new things, and connecting with friends in a relaxed and creative space. This program is for ages 9-12.

For those who need extra help, free one-on-one sessions are available in person at Central Resource Library. Visit the Johnson County Genealogical Society at jcgsks.org to schedule an appointment.

Inspired by the world’s most popular sport, this drop-in workshop invites kids to design and color their own soccer player kits from pre-made pieces. Next, they’ll customize and assemble a miniature soccer pitch and set up their players for action. Once the field is ready, they can grab a friend...

Enjoy a genealogy program and connect with Johnson County Genealogical Society members about your family history research. Free and open to the public. Topics include: May: Search Angel Group: Genetic Genealogist Who Works with DNA to Solve Biological Mysteries – Retta Whinnery June: Church Records.

Jump into summer reading with the Summer Literacy League! Each session offers a supportive, fun environment where kids can explore new books, strengthen their literacy skills, and develop a lifelong love of reading. Whether your child is just gaining confidence or looking to take their reading to...

Children up to age 18 can receive a free nutritious meal at the Library. Catholic Charities operates the Kids Summer Food Program in partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Kansas Department of Education. Please note: the Library will be closed June 19 and July 3. The food...

Mr. Greene is a paleontologist who discovers a dinosaur egg — and when it hatches, he suddenly becomes the surrogate parent of a baby T-Rex. Soon, he and his dinosaur ward are negotiating bedtimes, testing each other’s boundaries and ultimately finding joy in their oddball little family. This...

HappyFeet Soccer is coming to the Library for a unique twist on storytelling! This isn't your typical sports clinic — it’s "Story Time with a Soccer Ball." HappyFeet combines the magic of narrative with physical activity. Children will listen to adventure stories – like going on a bear hunt or...

Join us for a fun trivia night celebrating the FIFA World Cup 2026™! Get ready to answer kid-friendly questions about soccer, countries from around the world and Kansas City. Snacks provided. Come with a team or join one at the event.

Step back in time and create a tiny prehistoric world of your own. Participants build terrariums inspired by ancient landscapes and plant life that may have existed during the age of dinosaurs. This relaxing, creative program blends nature, imagination and hands-on fun. No green thumb required....

In conjunction with the 250th anniversary of the United States of America, we’re celebrating the rich cultural heritage that shapes our nation – past, present and future. During this commemorative year, your Library card becomes a passport to discovery. Simply present your card at participating...