Festivals, street fairs, carnivals, and seasonal events in Princeton, MO. Big events you don't want to miss.
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A monthly club for tweens in 3rd–6th grade. Together, we'll discuss that month’s graphic novel, while everyone enjoys snacks, crafts, and trivia. Visit Marmalade to borrow a copy of the month's book. The club meets in the Conference Room of the Marmalade Branch, the 2nd Wednesday of...
MLB: Kansas City Royals at St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium
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,...
MLB: Boston Red Sox at Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium
Come and join us for Adult Craft Evenings! All levels of crafting experience are welcome. Supplies will be provided - all you need to do is bring yourself! This month we are crafting faux "stained glass" jars. Registration required and spots limited. Please email Adam at akhan@slpl.org if you would.
Getting started is one of the hardest parts of researching your family history. Drop-in to our Family History Fridays at your local branch to gain 1-on-1 assistance from a Genealogy Room librarian. The Genealogy Librarian will be available to help you start your research, troubleshoot your brick...
Have an appetite for science fiction but don't have time to delve into another space opera? Join us every third Monday of the month to discuss the novellas and short story collections of award-winning sci-fi authors. Through this Spring's offerings of stories, readers will explore a range of...
Teens, earn volunteer hours beautifying the library! We'll be clearing garden beds, planting flowers, and cleaning up outside the library. All supplies are provided. This opportunity will be cancelled in the case of inclement weather, check slpl.org for the most up to date information. Teens must...
Can you navigate the obstacles and beat the clock? The princess has been kidnapped! Can you, a humble knight, save her from the dragon’s claws? Ideal for ages 5-10. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants Some bright colors and loud noises. For...
MLB: Pittsburgh Pirates at St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Stadium
All ages and skill levels are welcome to drop in between 3:30pm-5:30pm! In partnership with " Game Night Games ." Game Night Games is a game and hobby store located in Salt Lake City, Utah carrying a full line of board games, card games, collectible card games (CCGs), role playing games (RPGs),...
Make a seasonal craft creation. Littles can practice motor skills as older kids and parents craft and unwind. Ideal for all ages. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants Potential for strong smells and other physical sensations associated with arts.
We know that the moon is covered in craters, but how did they get there? In this STEM Lab we'll run an experiment to recreate the effects of asteroids and meteorites on the moon's surface! Ideal for ages 5-10. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other...
Learn new art techniques and express your creativity! Each month will have a new project to complete and take home. This month’s project is paper fan painting. Ideal for ages 13-18. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants. Some bright colors and...
Meetings alternate locations, with the 1st Wednesday at the Sprague Branch, the 2nd Wednesday at the Main Library, and the 3rd Wednesday at the Day-Riverside Branch.
Looking to explore your family’s history? Join us for a tour of Central Library’s Genealogy Room! We’ll showcase the print and digital resources available to help you get started. The tour will be followed by time for independent research.
Turn your pet’s photo into a fun pair of socks! Bring a picture of your pet and create a wearable repeating pattern design featuring your pet. Materials will be provided.
The Library is offering free emergency diaper distribution Tuesdays from 4:30-7:30 PM in the Children's Area. We offer diapers in sizes Newborn-6 and training pants in sizes 2T-4T. You may only request diapers once per month, for children in your immediate household. You will be asked for a library.
Whether you’re reliving your Millennial memories or sharing a craft with a younger generation, we’ve got you covered! Stop by to make a fortune teller, beaded lizard keychain, slap bracelet, and more. Registration is not required, but supplies are limited.
Your quest begins at the Sweet Branch! Form a party, hunt for ancient treasures, and use your wits, magic, or brute force to battle goblins, wyverns, and the dreaded gelatinous cube. Dungeons & Dragons is a game of adventure, imagination and near-limitless possibilities. If you've been curious but..
Learn and practice letter recognition with a fun twist on Bingo. Ideal for ages 6 and under. 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.
Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library . This is a recurring program. It occurs Friday evenings unless otherwise noted.
St. Louis Public Library and Operation Food Search are partnering to provide free meals to area children. Meals are available to children 18 years old and under. For more information about the services provided by Operation Food Search, visit https://www.operationfoodsearch.org Groups, please...
Make and eat ice cream in a bag. Bringing gloves or mittens to protect your hands from the cold is recommended. Ideal for ages 2-17. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants. Potential for strong smells and other physical sensations associated with..
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...
Explore the world of watercolor painting by following a video tutorial. Today we'll be painting two five minute landscapes. Registration is recommended.
Looking for ways to help your child with reading? Strengthen their literacy skills with stories and games! Ages 4-8. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants. Some bright colors and loud noises. For accessibility accommodations, please call...
May's Theme · Test Your Skills with America's Test Kitchen. Registration is required. Registration opens Tuesday, April 7, 2026. America’s Test Kitchen prides itself on teaching the proven principles that elevate everyday cooking. Fortunately, The City Library has a large collection of...
In the western lee of the Grand Mountains stands the humble fort of Cahr’Pintar, barely more than a camp. Here, adventurers dreaming of treasure, fame, and glory set out to explore the wilderness lost to the mists of time. A tween and teen D&D adventure for beginners and experts alike! Ideal for...
A monthly club for PokéManiacs! Kids and tweens up to age 12 can hang out, trade cards, and do a fun Pokémon-themed activity.
Learn how you, as a community member, can help keep our watershed healthy with the River des Peres Watershed Coalition!
Join us to Paint with Joy. Relax and express your creativity on pre-drawn canvas boards. Registration is required.
Meetings are held at the Marmalade Branch on the 3rd Monday of each month, from 6:30-8pm. Mon, Jan 26, 6:30–8pm · Remarkable Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt (4th Monday of the month as the 3rd Monday is a holiday) Mon, Feb 23, 6:30–8pm · The Correspondent by Virginia...
Ages 6 to 12. Spend an evening creating brick-based fun: pixelated mosaics, strange structures, and dynamic vehicles. Let's build it all!
12 Minutes Max is dedicated to the memory of our dear friend and colleague Paul Reynolds: artist, librarian, and patron of the arts. The 12 Minutes Max program is a curated monthly performance series featuring experimental short works by local artists in many different disciplines, including dance,.
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...
Craft your own fragrant, colorful soaps from start to finish. While supplies last.
An afternoon of movies & crafts for the whole family! This month’s film is Raya and the Last Dragon . Rating: PG, Runtime: 1 hour 54 minutes. *While craft supplies last. This program is ideal for ages 5-17 and their family members. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space..
Work as a team to find hidden clues, crack codes, and solve puzzles. Vampires. Join a team of vampire hunters to defeat Dracula and escape the castle before time runs out! Ideal for ages 10-18. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants Some bright...
Community Art Hour happens the 1st–4th Fridays of each month, from 3:30–4:30pm. The Library will provide all supplies.
Join us on the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 2-3 p.m. to create a beautiful watercolor painting and enjoy a cup of coffee. Paintings will be guided and supplies provided. No registration required, but attendees are admitted on a first-come, first-served basis. Spaces fill up quickly, so be sure to..
Cut, paste, color or paint a seasonal creation. Ideal for ages 5-12. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants. Some bright colors and loud noises. Potential for strong smells and other physical sensations associated with arts & crafts programming....
Kids and families can get to know the natural world with the SLC Park Rangers! The Rangers will lead a different activity on the third Sunday of each month.
Bring the family and practice your knitting skills. Don’t know how to knit yet? Staff can teach you the basics. Ideal for ages 7-12 and their caregivers. Yarn and needles are provided on a first come first serve basis. Feel free to bring your own knitting tools and supplies. Sensory Considerations:.