Group meditation can offer a deeper meditation experience due to the sense of community, fewer distractions, positive feedback, and guidance from a trained leader.

Looking for help researching your family history? Stop by the Kansas Room Tuesdays from 10:00 to noon to learn about the library's genealogy databases and resources. No appointment needed.

Ever wanted to paint like the greats? We can get you started! Through this guided painting/art class, together we will learn to paint like the great artists! No prior experience in painting is required.

Listen to some delicious stories then create a yummy snack!

Tai Chi provides a slow, gentle exercise routine suitable for all ages and skill levels.  It is especially useful for older adults as it focuses on building flexibility, muscle strength, and balance.  Tai Chi has been shown to improve ba

Knitting, embroidery, and quilting, oh my! No matter what form of textile art is your favorite, you are welcome to join us for textile time each Tuesday.

Girls Who Code Club is a community of 3rd through 8th grade girls who design, code, read, and explore the world of computer science together.

In conjunction with the traveling exhibit World on the Move, kids are invited to join us for a book discussion of Refugee by Alan Gratz.

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:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/otakuanimecorps/

Ryan Hayden and Mathew Bishop from the Association of Financial Educators will present their new Financial Literacy workshop on Intermediate Investment, in which they will cover stocks, mutual funds, CDs, and other investment categories as well as