Week Calendar

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. 

Kansas City Kansas Community College and Kansas City Kansas Public Library partner to bring to the KCK community GED classes at the Main Library located at 625 Minnesota Ave. KCK.

Kansas City Kansas Community College and Kansas City Kansas Public Library partner to bring to the KCK community GED classes at the Main Library located at 625 Minnesota Ave. KCK.

Kansas City Kansas Community College and Kansas City Kansas Public Library partner to bring to the KCK community GED classes at the Main Library located at 625 Minnesota Ave. KCK.

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 is required.

Join us for stories, songs and crafts every Tuesday morning! We'll be focusing on the 6 by 6 pre-reading skills to give your early learner a jumpstart on learing to read.

Join us for Preschool Storytime! Stories, songs, crafts, and play activities engage attendees in early literacy learning with a focus on 6 by 6: Ready to Read principles. This storytime is for preschoolers ages 3 to 5 with a caregiver.

We will discuss owl adaptations, food webs, and dissect real owl pellets to learn about vertebrate biology.

For this class, we will discuss the anatomy of vertebrate eyes and dissect a real cow eye.

Join us on the Green Bus for storytime at The Crayon Box. Stories are tailored to visitors Kindergarten age or younger.  

This program includes short stories, songs, fingerplays, movement activities, and free play to reinforce early language learning. Ages 18 to 36 months and a caregiver.

Join your homeschool friends  on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month from 10-11:30 am for literacy education and enrichment programs. Each week we will cover a different topic including arts, crafts and STEM activities.

How do you make a bubbling Witch’s Calderon?  How do you make a Jack O’ Lantern vomit? These are just some of the nefarious science experiments we will do on our way to becoming Evil Scientists.

Miss Hannah and Mr. Andrew's Friday 6 by 6 Storytimes prepare children by giving them the six skills they need to start reading. We will read stories, dance, and play games that will get them excited about learning!

Come join us for family story time in the YS Craft Room, where we'll read stories, dance, and sing. This story time is particularly great for kids 2-6. 

Patrons 55+ are invited to join our Crafting for Seniors for a variety of craft activities.  55+ only, please.

It is story time at the Main Branch! Start your little ones on their literacy journey and bring your infants and toddlers in to enjoy stories, rhymes and songs with our children's librarian. Older siblings are always welcome. 

Have questions about your electronic device? Need help with your computers?  Have a question about a phone?  Bring your computer/device to the library and get hands-on help!

Who is eligible to receive the benefits of medicare? Does it cover the hospital, medicals needs, drugs and free GYM? Are there different options for Medicare beneficiaries?

Join us for stories, music and crafts and games every Friday morning! This program is geared towards pre-schoolers, but children of all ages are welcome! 

Si su niño o niña quiere aprender a cantar venga a este programa gratuito donde niños de diferentes edades aprenden a desarrollar y cultivar su voz. Programa guido por la maestr Sandra Zamora. "La Voz Romántica de Kansas City.

The West Wyandotte Branch offers two hours of uninterrupted computer time for patrons to work on all things job-hunt related.  This includes working on resumes and cover letters, searching and applying for jobs posted on the Internet, and rec

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

Want to try out some new board games? Have a game and want to teach it to others? Have a game and a group but nowhere to host your game day? West Wyandotte is the place to be for board games on Sunday!

We will discuss owl adaptations, food webs, and dissect real owl pellets to learn about vertebrate biology.

For this class, we will discuss the anatomy of vertebrate eyes and dissect a real cow eye.

Get 2 hours of uninterrupted computer time to: write a cover letter or resume, search and apply for job postings, or get one-on-one assistance on job-related tasks.

Perfect your skills in the kitchen with Erlinda and Jacqueline at Cooking Club! Make sure to arrive on time; we can only take 12 teens into the kitchen!

Having trouble learning to use that new phone? Bring it in and we'll help you figure it out!

Register online or by calling the Main Library at 913-295-8250 x1000.

Come join Ms. Jacqueline and the Explorer's Club this fall as we work our way through lots of fun science experiments, and explore technology and engineering! Children and tweens ages 7-12 are welcome.

From the the design of suspension bridges to the textile science behind kevlar vests, a cord of many strands is not easily broken.

Listo Jugador Uno

Join our dynamic conversational Spanish group who gets together every Tuesday from 2:00 to 3:00 pm to practice Spanish with a Native speaker.  Basic skills needed to participate.

Join our all new writer's group at Main Library, We are meeting on the first Tuesday evening of every month. We will use our time to write using prompts and our own ideas.

Discover great new reads as you join us to discuss what we've all been reading for the past month. We'll see you in Room B!

Sharing Solutions - Community Connections - Living well in the community

Conversation with peer community member to share similar life experiences in order to increase wellness and wellbeing of all individuals

The South Library is hosting this KCKCC training program for adults interested in improving their job searching skills.

We'll be playing games on the Nintendo Switch, as well as other fun games such as Werewolf, Uno, Codenames, and more!

Get your Bob Ross on in the auditorium every other Friday to relieve some stress with Painting! We will guide you through paintings to soothe the soul for a Weekend Wind-down.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Children 18 and under are welcome to have an after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Kids and Teens are welcome to join us for a delicious and nutritous after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Children 18 and under are welcome to have an after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Kids and Teens are welcome to join us for a delicious and nutritous after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Children 18 and under are welcome to have an after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Kids and Teens are welcome to join us for a delicious and nutritous after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Children ages 9-13 are invited to join us for a series of art classes, presented by the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.  Registration is required, please call 913-295-8250 ext. 3 to register.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Children 18 and under are welcome to have an after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Kids and Teens are welcome to join us for a delicious and nutritous after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Children 18 and under are welcome to have an after-school snack provided by USD 500.

Join us for Kids Cafe!  Kids and Teens are welcome to join us for a delicious and nutritous after-school snack provided by USD 500.

This month we'll be discussing News of the World by Pauline Jiles.  Contact Karen Hostetler with questions at karenh@sckck.org or Cris Siebenlist at cpigsfly@gmail.com.

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: www.facebook.com/otakuanimecorps This anime club is for teens and older; ages 13 & up.

The South Library and Catholic Charities are working together to provide a FREE Citizenship Preparation Program at the South Library.

Learn how to make your own quilt. Sewing machines will be provided, but other supplies will need to be brought in by the students. A supply list will be provided by the teacher at the first class.

Located in the Youth Services Department.  Ever wanted to volunteer your time at the library? Want to gain valuable workplace skills and get a peak behind the scenes at the libray? Become one of our teen volunteers!

Come join and join our new book club!

Join us every month to discuss some great urban fiction reads! If you enjoy reading street lit urban fiction then come join us on the first Monday of every month

Stories, songs, and loads of fun for Early Learners that focus on the 6 skills preschoolers need to be ready for school.

Join us as we watch and discuss anime! While all ages are welcome, our showings are aimed at an audience aged 12 & up. Specific viewings will vary from week to week based upon club input and availability.

Join our all new writer's group at Main Library, We are meeting on the first Tuesday evening of every month. We will use our time to write using prompts and our own ideas.

Free English Classes every Tuesday from 6:30-8:00 PM. Walk-in's welcome! No pre-registration required. Experience Tutor. Children are always welcome. Clases de Ingles Gratis! todos los martes de 6:30-8:00. No hay necesidad de inscribirse.

A two hour block of time for our patrons participating in National Novel Writing Month (nanowrimo.org) to brainstorm, write, and plot their novel, build their characters and their worlds to prepare for the November attempt to craft 50,00

Come have fun with our huge tub of Legos! Kids and teens ages 18 & under can build a little on one super Lego project each week or create a new project each time they attend.

Get Out (R) 1h. 43min.

This program is for using English in conversation so knowledge of some English is recommended. It will cover conversation, culture and grammar. The teacher will guide the students in English conversation and educate them as needed.

We will be watching Sam Raimi's 1981 film "The Evil Dead" starring Bruce Campbell and Ellen Sandweiss.  The film is rated NC-17 and in English.

Norman Babcock, who has the ability to speak to  the dead, receives word from his strange Uncle Prenderghast that a centuries-old witch’s curse on their town is real and about to come true — and that only Norman can stop it.

America's third political party, the New Founding Fathers of America, comes to power and conducts an experiment: no laws for 12 hours on Staten Island. No one has to stay on the island, but $5,000 is given anyone who does.