Welcome to the world of word processing!  Learn how to open a file, create a new file, make formatting changes, correct typing mistakes, save a file and more!  Class is open to beginning computer users. 

Come join us for stories and songs, and then share an indoor or outdoor activity with us at our beautiful lake park. 

You know HOW, now is time to WOW!  Learn how to insert pictures into your document, type text into multiple columns, change the color of your text, and more.  Also, learn how to send a singular letter to multiple recipients using Microso

Welcome to Google’s version of word processing. Learn about the setup of Google Docs and how you can use this program with your Google account in a collaborative and virtual environment.

Come have fun at Turner Community Library with stories, songs, & a big fun surprise at the end!

High school students are invited to register for a full length practice ACT test. Students will experience the testing environment as well as the types of questions they'll find on a real ACT test. Registration required.

Looking for help researching your family history? Stop by the Kansas Room Tuesdays from 10:00 to noon to learn about the library's genealogy databases and resources. No appointment needed.

Baby Storytime serves as your child’s first introduction to a storytime setting.  We focus on interaction between baby and their caregiver with songs, books, bonding activities and finger plays.  For children ages 0 to 2 with a caregiver

Preschool storytime is geared towards children ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome to join. Listen to awesome stories, sing silly songs and learn through play! This week's theme is Dinosaurs!

Kids - join West Staff in the auditorium for games, giant Legos, marble runs, a parachute and more!

We invite you to join us for an hour of process art activities. Process art is a great way to foster independence, self-regulation, creative thinking, experimentation and fine motor skills in children.

Families are invited to join us for fun, interactive storytimes every Saturday morning. This special storytime will include singing, dancing, and some great books! This storytime is geared towards guests over the age of 2 and their families.

The ability to self-calm is a powerful tool for managing life’s stressors. Learn how to weave quiet times into your everyday life.

Knitting, embroidery, and quilting, oh my! No matter what form of textile art is your favorite, you are welcome to join us for textile time each Tuesday.

Do you need help with writing a cover letter or resume, searching and applying for jobs, or answering tricky interview questions?

We can help!

Come to Working Wednesdays at the Main Library every Wednesday between 1pm and 3pm.

Spinning and weaving in early American history were important to the survival of settlers and vital to the development of the Industrial Revolution.

Ready to take a bite out of school? Make apple core door hangers that make an excellent gift for teachers or decor for yourself!  Ages: 5 to 12 years old.  All materials provided.  Please register online or call (913) 295-8250 ext.

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Join us to practice speaking Spanish by meeting virtually for conversation. For those who already know some Spanish and want to practice speaking by conversation with other learners.

Are you a reader in grades 1 – 5? Come join The Friendly Readers Book Club! This Virtual Book Club is just for kids and is a safe space to read together and talk about the books we love. We meet on Wednesdays at 5:00pm via Zoom.

Join us for bilingual stories from 5-5:20pm, followed by our weekly fun craft!

¡Escucha cuentos bilingües de 5 a 5:20 p.m, seguido por nuestra divertida manualidad semanal!

Teens ages 13-19 are invited to create their own game controller and then use the controller to play some video games. A fun way to learn about circuits, planned by our Teen Advisory Board!

Love to watch Anime? Looking for a group that shares your interests?

Join us at West Wyandotte Library on Monday evenings from 6:00-7:30!

Join us Monday evenings as we work on the Ultimate Beginner Quilt. The first Monday of the month we'll learn a new quilt block design and the following Mondays are open studio to finish up your blocks or work on other quilty projects.

Inspired by stained glass art around the world, patrons are invited to paint their own faux stained glass bottle of a lighthouse at the South Branch Library! No painting experience is necessary! All materials provided.

Whether you're a fan of shojo or shonen, magical girls or giant robots, we're here to provide your anime fix!  Check out our Facebook page at:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/otakuanimecorps/

Twice a year, Girls Who Code launches a community challenge where: (a) 6th -12th grade Club members; and (b) Independent 9th to 12th grade students not affiliated with a Club (each such Club member or individual 9th -12th grade student, a “Partici

We will be showing Puss in Boots: The Last Wish for our Family Night Movie.  

Need a great space to work on your quilting project? Join this community group of quilters who get together to work on their projects and help one another troubleshoot!

For the month of August, we will be watching movies directed by Peter Bogdanovich.  Peter came onto the scene in the late 60s and immediately made a string of instant classics before becoming a respected authority on American film history.

Napoleon Dynamite (2004) (PG) 1h. 26m. (Swank)

A rural high-school misfit who lives with an equally odd family helps his oddball friend run for class president.

Do you love Nora Ephron Films? A weak spot for meet cutes and happily ever afters? Come read and discuss contemporary romances with us!

This month we will be reading Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade.

Join us for KCKPL's weekly creative writing group, a place for dedicated writing time, feedback, and discussions on the rewards and challenges of the writing life. It’s open to all ages and styles—prose, poetry, essay, anything.