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.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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.