Learn something new in Kennett, MO. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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Schlafly Writers Group seeks to create an open and welcoming space to write and get feedback on your writing. This is a great opportunity to meet other writers, find inspiration, and share your ideas. Writers of all experience levels and genres are welcome. Planned activities may include sharing...
Featuring artwork from multiple regional Urban Sketchers chapters, showcasing Route 66 in the exhibit "Along the Mother Road." The opening reception for the "Andean Textiles" exhibit in the Museum Studies Exhibition Space will be hosted by Missouri State University’s Museum Studies program.
Missouri Botanical Garden staff will present free hands-on workshops for kids. Our world is made up of all sorts of different shapes and patterns. Take a moment to notice the patterns of a petal or the shapes of different leaves. We will make nature journals to record all of our findings. Ideal for.
Have you been wanting to learn to crochet? Practice a variety of stitches and techniques in a relaxed setting. Feel free to bring your own materials or use ours. Let's unearth a story by learning to make an amigurumi dinosaur. Basic crochet skills required.
Community Art Hour happens the 1st–4th Fridays of each month, from 3:30–4:30pm. The Library will provide all supplies.
Learn how to use Scratch to design animation projects, create sprites, add sounds and much more. No prior experience required. No supplies to pick up. Ages 10-15. Camps are free but registration is required and space is limited. Limit two camps per child . Registration opens March 2, 2026 at noon...
Explore different craft stations to make unique creations with jewels, beads and the button maker. Ideal for ages 11 - 18 years old. Sensory Considerations: - Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.
Excitement awaits with Mad Science! See an underwater volcano, mini explosions and the roar of years past while hunting for the bones of Davidious the Dinosaur. Sponsored by Friends of the Library.
Love romance with a touch of magic? Fated Pages is a monthly book club dedicated to romantasy—where love stories unfold in worlds filled with magic, adventure, and mythical creatures. Join fellow readers as we dive into captivating tales of romance and fantasy. The book club will meet at different..
Learn how to build and program a variety of robots using LEGO bricks and LEGO WeDo programming software! Ages 7-11. Camps are free but registration is required and space is limited. Limit two camps per child . Registration opens March 2, 2026 at noon. Visit slpl.jumbula.com to register! Schlafly...
Cozy books are all about the vibe — heartwarming moments with sweet and thoughtful characters that bring on an abundance of "warm fuzzies." Curl up next to your favorite scented candle with a pillow and this month's cozy read, then come discuss it with us at Speakeasy Café. No purchase is necessary.
Explore gross bodily functions like burping, boogers, excrement, gas, saliva and germs while investigating cells, chemistry, the heart, blood, and more! Ages 5-12. Camps are free but registration is required and space is limited. Limit two camps per child . Registration opens March 2, 2026 at noon..
This book club examines contemporary socio-political issues through nonfiction books, thought-provoking questions, and civil discourse. Held on select Mondays and the last Tuesday of each month. Foothill Forum meets on select Mondays and the last Tuesday of each month from 6:30-7:30pm. Books can be.
Think It! Draw It! Make It! Take a journey to the farthest reaches of the imagination while learning about the rainforest, the ocean, and a futuristic city! Use the design thinking process to solve real-world problems in these different environments. Experiment with Crayola® products and discover...
Carpenter’s “New Romantics” is more than just a book club; it’s a vibrant community that brings together enthusiasts of the queer romance genre. This club delves into a wide array of subgenres, ranging from contemporary and literary fiction to sci-fi/ fantasy and historical romance. “New Romantics”.
We meet every 4th Monday from 6–7pm in the Level 2 Conference Room. Reading Schedule Monday, March 23, 6–7pm · The Midnight Library, by Matt Haig Monday, April 27, 6–7pm · The People We Keep, by Allison Larkin Monday, May 18, 6–7pm · Home is Where the...
Join us for an evening of crafting! All skill levels and fiber art techniques (knitting, crochet, embroidery, etc.) are welcome. Bring any fiber project you'd like and join other crafters for an opportunity to build community, learn from each other, and swap patterns. Be sure to check out...
What’s cooler than giant fire-breathing lizards that eat people? Nothing we can think of! Come build a dragon egg, make dragon jewelry, and enjoy other dragon themed crafts. Ideal for ages 10-18. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants Art supplies.
Buder's Historical Fiction Book Club gathers one Saturday each month at 1 pm to learn about life in different time periods through the eyes of fictional characters. For the month of August, we will be reading "The Personal Librarian" by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murrey. You can pick...
MLB: Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium
Are you a teen interested in learning how to make a film? If so, join us in Creative Experience this summer for Teen Filmmaking Club. No experience is necessary, but advance registration is. Week 1: July 27 - July 31 Filmmaker Andy Compton and his Creative Experience friends will teach how to...
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Whether you crochet, knit, stitch, draw, or paint, bring along your current project and chat with us! All crafts are welcome! We meet from 6 to 8 pm on the first Tuesday of every month in Community Room West. No library card, fee, or registration is required to attend. Designed for ages 18+.
Build, create and play with other master builders! Ideal for ages 5-12. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants Some bright colors and loud noises. For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.
Log some summer reading minutes for your game board with one of our favorite furry friends from Pet Therapy of the Ozarks. Registration starts July 22; call 417-616-0713.
Show off your gaming skills on the Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, and Xbox X. Games are available for all skill levels. Ideal for ages 13-18. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants. Some bright colors and loud noises. For accessibility accommodations,...
Bring the whole family out for a fun evening playing Bingo! Compete for bragging rights and the chance to win a prize! Ideal for ages 7-18 and their families. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants Some bright colors and loud noises. The balls...
New Madrid Memorial Library is a public branch library in New Madrid, MO. Open 2,132 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 3,500 square feet.
Keller Public Library Of Dexter is a public central library in Dexter, MO. Open 1,836 hours per year across 49 weeks. The facility is 11,100 square feet.
Lilbourn Memorial Library is a public central library in Lilbourn, MO. Open 832 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 600 square feet.
Parma Branch is a public branch library in Parma, MO. Open 416 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 300 square feet.
Bernie Public Library is a public central library in Bernie, MO. Open 1,560 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 3,150 square feet.
Explore advanced chess tactical themes, strategic ideas, opening theory and master game analysis through lectures, activities, and tournament play. For chess players with previous chess tournament experience preferred. Supplies will be available for pick up at Julia Davis Library. Ages 10-18. Camps.
Naylor Library is a public branch library in Naylor, MO. Open 1,664 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 3,800 square feet.
A puppet show adaptation of the classic tale, performed by "Papa" and Jackie Wright! Ideal for ages 0-6. Sensory considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants Some bright colors and loud noises Music and instruments are heavily featured in this program For...
Ready to master the art of strategic thinking and competitive gaming? Join our thrilling E-Sports Strategy Games camp and become a tactical champion! Ages 7-12. Camps are free but registration is required and space is limited. Limit two camps per child . Registration opens March 2, 2026 at noon....
Missouri Botanical Garden staff will present free hands-on workshops for kids. RAWR! Discover what plants ruled alongside dinosaurs and explore what plants would have been on the menu for our herbivore friends. We will even create a miniature container garden for a small dino to call home. Ideal...
Receive your own ukulele to learn or refresh your musical skills. No prior experience required. Ages 8-12. Camps are free but registration is required and space is limited. Limit two camps per child . Registration opens March 2, 2026 at noon. Visit slpl.jumbula.com to register! Summer camps are...
Toys, friends, and more! This is a casual playtime for babies, toddlers, and preschool-age children. Drop in anytime between 11am and 11:45am.