Simply “drop in” for help with computers, tablets, the internet and other technologies. No appointment necessary. For one-on-one assistance please refer to our Grab-a-Geek program for scheduled appointments.
Our regular Story Time is designed for children ages 2 to 5. We read 5 or 6 books and then do a craft that relates to the stories.
The Tuesday Evening Book Group will discuss Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, Ben Fountain's 2012 novel about a group of Iraq War veterans and the strange treatment they receive during their return as heroes.
Book discussions are free and open to the public. For more information, call Tom at the Library at 314.961.3784.
Need help setting up an e-mail account? Trying to figure out Facebook or Twitter? Not sure how to create a document in Microsoft Office? Stop by with your computing questions, and our librarians will be here to provide you with answers.
For more information, call the Library at 314.961.3784 and ask for Tom or Debbie.
Pajama Story Time is for all ages. We read stories on different levels that will appeal to all children followed by a simple craft. Children are encouraged to wear their pajamas.
It is hard to get bored with a copy of ''Secret St. Louis: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure.'' By turns wistful and whimsical, this is a book which answers the questions you never knew you had about St. Louis while taking readers on a whirlwind tour through 97 unique but often little-known spaces and places that can't be found anywhere else. A tourist handbook for people who thought they never needed one, ''Secret St. Louis'' provides a scavenger hunt of hidden gems traversing the somber, strange, surprising and silly locales which define the culture and history that make St. Louis such a diverse and amazing place to call home. From Weldon Spring to Wildwood, from Overland to O'Fallon, from Bellefontaine to Bridgeton, this is an exploration of St. Louis's odds and ends like no other. Author and Book Signing
Our regular Story Time is designed for children ages 2 to 5. We read 5 or 6 books and then do a craft that relates to the stories.
