by Melissa Smoot | Dec 6, 2022 | Adults, News
The term “mindfulness” is everywhere these days. What exactly is it, and how can it benefit you? Join us for a program to find the answers to these questions and discuss how mindfulness can be incorporated into your everyday life. This program will be...
by Lesa Cole | Nov 21, 2022 | Adults, Children, News, Teens
Come join us for Holiday Family Movie Nights in our meeting room on December 13th showing ELF and 20th showing THE GRINCH at 6:30 pm. These are FREE and open to the public but registration and ticket is required. Light refreshments provided. On the 20th following the...
by Colleen Dobbins | Nov 18, 2022 | Adults, Children, Teens
Patrons of all ages–age 1 and up–are invited to come play, choosing from more than 100 games and puzzles. Games range from the classics, such as chess or Monopoly, to newer types like Wings and Scythe. Free snacks and beverages help make the day a party....
by Colleen Dobbins | Nov 17, 2022 | Adults, News
Bring your latest read and come join the conversation. Hear about books and authors you’ve never read and may want to put on your list. Besides, if you like books, it’s just fun to talk about them.
by Colleen Dobbins | Nov 17, 2022 | Adults, Children, News
Elle Dominquez has collected more than 1,000 Little Golden Books for children, first published in 1942. Tonight she tells her story and displays some of them along with items from her collection of vintage toys. A discarded copy of Tootle, one of the first Little...
by Colleen Dobbins | Oct 26, 2022 | Adults, News
Photographer Mark Feiden, sixth-generation Kansan, presents his anthology of plains folk and prairie landscapes in pictures and recorded personal histories. “The Flint Hills not only represent a barely imaginable ‘sea of grass’, that once extended...
