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Join us for this series exploring early math skill through stories. Each week focuses on a different math concept through books and activities. For children entering kindergarten in the fall. Please sign up below.

Join us at the Maplewood Public Library for this fun group. Just bring your needles, your yarn, and you can craft with others who love crafting. This is not instructional but while you are with fellow crafters, you can help each other.

Like anime? Join your friends to watch some anime, discuss Japanese pop culture and your favorite manga!

Our April Fools comedy film series kicks off with the Marx Brothers' 1935 classic A Night at the Opera, which finds Groucho, Chico, and Harpo lending a hand to two beleaguered opera-singing lovers (Allan Jones and Kitty Carlisle). Free and open to the public. For more information, call the Library at 314.961.3784.

 

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.

The Saturday Afternoon Book Group will discuss Ruth Reichl's 1998 memoir of her life in food as a chef, restaurant owner, and New York Times food critic. Book discussions are free and open to the public. For more information, call Debbie at the Library at 314.961.3784.

Increase your flexibility and de-stress with our free yoga class at the Ferguson Public Library! Adults only. You must bring your own yoga mat or beach towel.

Come and read to the Champ Reading Dogs.

 

 

 

 

Maplewood resident, Yvonne White, will once again be offering knitting instruction. This is a great opportunity for one-on-one instruction and a lot of fun. Just bring a pair of knitting needles and Yvonne provides the yarn & guidance.

Storytime - Join us for stories, songs, games & crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

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 Irène Némirovsky's book Suite Française. Written before the author's death in 1942 at the Auschwitz concentration camp but not published until 2004, the novel describes life in and around Paris during the Nazi invasion and occupation of France. Book discussions are free and open to the public. For more information, call Tom at Continue Reading

Storytime - Join us for stories, songs, games & crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

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.

Lego building activities. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public. For grades K-5.

Kindergarten - 2nd graders: Join Bedtime Math's Crazy 8s, where you'll build stuff, run, and jump, make music, make a mess...it's a totally new kind of math club. Space is limited so register now.

Storytime for ages 6-24 months and their caretakers. Stories, songs and rhymes that help develop early literacy skills for very young children. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

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.

Enjoy the tactile wonders of paint, glitter, glue and more. Dress to be messy. Recommended for 18 monthe to age 4. Held first Thursday of each month. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

 

 

Murder on Wheels book release with author Lynn Cahoon

 

Join us for this series exploring early math skill through stories. Each week focuses on a different math concept through books and activities. For children entering kindergarten in the fall. Please sign up below.

Join us at the Maplewood Public Library for this fun group. Just bring your needles, your yarn, and you can craft with others who love crafting. This is not instructional but while you are with fellow crafters, you can help each other.

The Minecraft Club meets one Friday each month to play on the Library's Minecraft server. The server is open to players ages 9 - 17 who have a card at any of the Municipal Library Consortium locations. No registration is necessary to come to Minecraft Club, but you can register for home access to the server through this form : Continue Reading

The Minecraft Club meets one Friday each month to play on the Library's Minecraft server. The server is open to players ages 9 - 17 who have a card at any of the Municipal Library Consortium locations. No registration is necessary to come to Minecraft Club, but you can register for home access to the server through this form : Continue Reading

Join us for a reception to introduce a second exhibit of small works sponsored by Webster Arts, on display through the month of April. Free and open to everyone. Refreshments will be served!

The April Fools comedy film series continues with 1947's The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer. The Academy Award-winning screenplay brings us the story of a 17-year-old (Shirley Temple) who falls for a handsome older artist (Cary Grant), much to the dismay of her sister and guardian (Myrna Loy). Free and open to the public. For more information, call the Library at Continue Reading

Spend a magical morning at our tea party. "Tea", treats and fun for children and accompanying adult. An event to remember! Limited space. Recommended for ages 5-7. Sign-up required. Loading...

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.

 

Kirkwood Public Library announces its featured artist for the months of April and May, Kim Foster. Kim's art will be on display in the Kirkwood Public Library’s Gallery, located on the main floor of the Library, from April 1 until May 27. An after-hours reception for the artist is planned for Saturday, April 9 from 5:30- 6:30 pm.

The Food for Fines Drive has been extended through April 23. Get $1.00 removed from your library fines for each canned good or other non-perishable food item you donate between April 10 and April 23. (Does not apply to replacement fees for lost items.) All food collected will be donated to Webster-Rock Hill Ministries. For more information please call the Continue Reading

Once again, the Library is holding a Food for Fines drive during National Library Week. Get $1.00 removed from your library fines for each canned good or other non-perishable food item you donate between April 10 and April 16. (Does not apply to replacement fees for lost items.) All food collected will be donated to Webster-Rock Hill Ministries. For more Continue Reading

Once again, the Library is holding a Food for Fines drive during National Library Week. Get $1.00 removed from your library fines for each canned good or other non-perishable food item you donate between April 10 and April 16. (Does not apply to replacement fees for lost items.) All food collected will be donated to Webster-Rock Hill Ministries. For more Continue Reading

 

 

 

 

 

Family Book Club Junior will discuss Coraline by Neil Gaiman. For children in grades 4-5 and their guardians. Books available for check out at the library. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

 

Redshirts by John Scalzi

Maplewood resident, Yvonne White, will once again be offering knitting instruction. This is a great opportunity for one-on-one instruction and a lot of fun. Just bring a pair of knitting needles and Yvonne provides the yarn & guidance.

Storytime - Join us for stories, songs, games & crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

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.

 

The Women in the OSS Daring women served our country during World War II by working for the Office of Strategic Services, the forerunner to the Central Intelligence Agency.

The author of classics such as Beezuz & Ramona, Ralph S. Mouse, Ribsy and more turns 100! Join us for a celebration of her books with activites and a party. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

The Teen Advisory Board is a group of young adults (ages 12 - 18) who meet to plan programs for other teens, discuss books and music, and provide community service. For information about joining the Teen Advisory Board, contact Emily at the Library at 314.961.7262.

 

Storytime - Join us for stories, songs, games & crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

 

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.

Kids, science club. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public. For grades K-5.

Kindergarten - 2nd graders: Join Bedtime Math's Crazy 8s, where you'll build stuff, run, and jump, make music, make a mess...it's a totally new kind of math club. Space is limited so register now.

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Baby Story Time is designed for children ages 3 months to 2 years. We sing songs that incorporate finger play, read a few simple books and then give the babies some free play time with toys and bubbles.

Storytime for ages 6-24 months and their caretakers. Stories, songs and rhymes that help develop early literacy skills for very young children. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

Storytime for young 2's and those not yet ready for regular storytime. Join us for stories, activities and crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public

Drop by the library after school for a fun craft or activity each month. This month we're making Galaxy Bottles. Ages 9 - 12. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

 

Drop by the library after school for a fun craft or activity each month. Ages 9 - 12. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

Book titles will be announced. Join us for a lively discussion of new and classic titles. For dates & upcoming titles, sign-up and we will add your name to our email list for future notification.

Join us at the Maplewood Public Library for this fun group. Just bring your needles, your yarn, and you can craft with others who love crafting. This is not instructional but while you are with fellow crafters, you can help each other.

Join us for a different kind of book club, where we'll dive into a new graphic novel each month while enjoying some snacks. Books available at the library for check out.

The third installment of our April Fools comedy film series brings us Rustler's Rhapsody, the 1985 parody of the old "singing cowboy" movies. A genre-savvy cowboy (Tom Berenger) must save a town from a corrupt cattle rancher (Andy Griffith) with the help of the local drunk and a prostitute (G. W. Bailey and Marilu Henner). Free and open to the Continue Reading

LIFE is a community group for the adult members of families who are interested in learning more about the Webster Groves Public Library, our events, services and materials. This is your opportunity to share and grow together. Our inaugural meeting will be on April 16th, 10:00 – 11:00 AM. The agenda will include how to use the new Polaris online Continue Reading

LIFE is a community group for the adult members of families who are interested in learning more about the Webster Groves Public Library, our events, services and materials. This is your opportunity to share and grow together. Our inaugural meeting will be on April 16th, 10:00 – 11:00 AM. The agenda will include how to use the new Polaris online Continue Reading

 

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.

Join us for a few peaceful hours of quiet stress relief. We provide the materials, you provide the creativity. Free and open to the public. For more information, call Michelle or Emily at the Library at 314.961.7262.

Join us for a few peaceful hours of quiet stress relief. We provide the materials, you provide the creativity. Free and open to the public. For more information, call Michelle or Emily at the Library at 314.961.7262.

St. Louis Bella Corda currently features nine of St. Louis's finest young guitarists. All study at the St. Louis Academy for Guitar, and are former members students of the Childbloom Guitar Program. They perform nationally and have won a 2014 national competition. "Financial assistance for this project has been provided by the Missouri Arts Council, a state agency."

 

 

 

 

Maplewood resident, Yvonne White, will once again be offering knitting instruction. This is a great opportunity for one-on-one instruction and a lot of fun. Just bring a pair of knitting needles and Yvonne provides the yarn & guidance.

Storytime - Join us for stories, songs, games & crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

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.

 

 

Storytime - Join us for stories, songs, games & crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

Murder at the Brightwell by Ashley Weaver Amory Ames has grown unhappy in her marriage and joins a former fiancé, Gil, and friends for a seaside weekend. When one of the friends is found dead, Gil falls under suspicion. Amory’s husband appears at the hotel questioning his wife’s behavior and further straining their marriage.

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.

Play minecraft with us. Ages 9 - 12. Sign-up required. Sorry Full for April, 2016

Pajama Story Time is for all ages. We read stories on different levels that will appeal to all children followed by a simple craft. The children are encouraged to wear their pajamas.

Kindergarten - 2nd graders: Join Bedtime Math's Crazy 8s, where you'll build stuff, run, and jump, make music, make a mess...it's a totally new kind of math club. Space is limited so register now.

Monthly public meeting of the Library's Board of Trustees. Each meeting's agenda is posted in the Library the week prior.

Monthly public meeting of the Library's Board of Trustees. The Board typically meets on the third Wednesday of each month, except December. Each meeting's agenda is posted in the Library a few days prior. Attendance by and input from the public is welcome.

Storytime for ages 6-24 months and their caretakers. Stories, songs and rhymes that help develop early literacy skills for very young children. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

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.

Storytime for young 2's and those not yet ready for regular storytime. Join us for stories, activities and crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public

 

Parents and children participate together. Books of the current month's selection are available by registering at the Richmond Heights Memorial Library.

 

Community for Understanding and Hope Book Group will discuss the book Soul Catcher by Michael C. White at 7 pm. at Kirkwood Public Library meeting room. Leader: Lee Streett

This is a casual, loosely structured event. You can come for as long or as short a time as you wish. This is not a class, and there’s no formal program. Just bring your laptop or pencil and paper. We will gather in the Reading Room (fireplace room) around 7:00 for introductions and a brief chat, followed by writing time Continue Reading

Students in grades 3rd - 5th grade may pick up a copy of the month's book selection by registering at the Richmond Heights Memorial Library.

Come read to a furry friend! Studies have shown that reading to animals can boost a child’s confidence in their reading skills. Bring your child, ages 6 to 11, and encourage them with the loving attention of a cat or dog from the Love on a Leash organization.

Join us at the Maplewood Public Library for this fun group. Just bring your needles, your yarn, and you can craft with others who love crafting. This is not instructional but while you are with fellow crafters, you can help each other.

Join other teens for an evening of Minecrafting! Play on our library server, enjoy special challenges and spend time with your friends! We have reached over 3,500 hours played. Will you join the phenomenon! Loading...

The April Fools comedy film series wraps up with Harvey, the 1950 tale of a friendly eccentric (James Stewart) whose sister (Josephine Hull) has concerns about his friend, a 6' 3½"-tall invisible rabbit named Harvey. Free and open to the public. For more information, call the Library at 314.961.3784.

Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee Maycomb, Alabama. Twenty-six-year-old Jean Louise Finch—"Scout"—returns home from New York City to visit her aging father, Atticus. Set against the backdrop of the civil rights tensions and political turmoil that were transforming the South, Jean Louise's homecoming turns bittersweet when she learns disturbing truths about her close-knit family, the town, and the people Continue Reading

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 July 30th Fashion Design Studio from 1:00pm to 2:30pm offers children's ages 5-18 an opportunity to design their own fashions, shoes, handbags and other accessories. All materials will be provided by the library. Any fashions our young designers create will belong to them.

Our April 23rd Fashion Design Studio from 1:00pm to 2:30pm offers children's ages 5-18 an opportunity to design their own fashions, shoes, handbags and other accessories. All materials will be provided by the library. Any fashions our young designers create will belong to them.

Meet the authors of Ethnic St. Louis. Elizabeth Terry, John Wright and Patrick McCarthy will be here to discuss and sign copies of their book about the wonderful diversity of St. Louis.

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.

 

 

 

When School gets out come to the library for some fun crafts! This month's craft is Fruit Roll Up Fortune Cookie!! Perfect for all of you Teen Foodies out there!!

The Library Board of Trustees adopts policies to oversee and review administration of the Library. Nine trustees are appointed by the Mayor of the City of Ferguson. Meetings are the 4th Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Board will meet remotely via Zoom. Meetings will be streamed live at the Ferguson Library's Youtube Page.

 

 

Family Book Club will discuss Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli. For grades 6-8 and parents. Books available at the library for check out. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

Maplewood resident, Yvonne White, will once again be offering knitting instruction. This is a great opportunity for one-on-one instruction and a lot of fun. Just bring a pair of knitting needles and Yvonne provides the yarn & guidance.

Storytime - Join us for stories, songs, games & crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

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.

 

Storytime - Join us for stories, songs, games & crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

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.

Make wobble egg Ninjas. For grades K-5. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

Kindergarten - 2nd graders: Join Bedtime Math's Crazy 8s, where you'll build stuff, run, and jump, make music, make a mess...it's a totally new kind of math club. Space is limited so register now.

Make your own cloth Market Tote for the start of Farmers Market season! [wpgform id='7588']

Baby Story Time is designed for children ages 3 months to 2 years. We sing songs that incorporate finger play, read a few simple books and then give the babies some free play time with toys and bubbles.

Storytime for ages 6-24 months and their caretakers. Stories, songs and rhymes that help develop early literacy skills for very young children. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public.

Storytime for young 2's and those not yet ready for regular storytime. Join us for stories, activities and crafts that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Questions? Call 314-821-5770, ext. 1015. Event is free and open to the public

 

 

Join us at the Maplewood Public Library for this fun group. Just bring your needles, your yarn, and you can craft with others who love crafting. This is not instructional but while you are with fellow crafters, you can help each other.

Get ready for summer reading by visiting the Friends of Kirkwood Public Library’s April Book Sale! This sale features fiction of all genres, with most books $.50 to $3. Mark your calendars for Fri. April 29th, 5 – 8 pm and Sat. April 30th, 10 am – 3 pm in the Library’s lower level meeting room. (On Friday, please use Continue Reading

The Friends of the Library are having a one-day Book Blitz book fair. There will be hundreds of books at great prices!

Get ready for summer reading by visiting the Friends of Kirkwood Public Library’s April Book Sale! This sale features fiction of all genres, with most books $.50 to $3. Mark your calendars for Fri. April 29th, 5 – 8 pm and Sat. April 30th, 10 am – 3 pm in the Library’s lower level meeting room. (On Friday, please use Continue Reading

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.

Increase your flexibility and de-stress with our free yoga class at the Ferguson Public Library! Adults only. You must bring your own yoga mat or beach towel.