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Ages 6-12. Join us for Lego Club! Use your imagination to build without limits. We meet once a month, and anything you build will be on display in the library for one week. All lego supplies will be provided.
The list below are the books we will be discussing every month between September to December We meet on the first Tuesday of every month at 7 pm. Sept 1 […]
Celebrate National Entrepreneurship month with a Startup Story Slam. Think "The Moth," but for entrepreneurs!
All ages (including Adults) Bring your own journal and enjoy an evening of scrapbooking, collage, and creative journaling. Prompts, decorative papers, washi tape, and basic art supplies are provided.
Books, lap bounces, songs, rhymes and more are what you’ll find at this storytime geared to 6 months - 2 years!
This Month's book is Time of the Child by Niall Williams. Our Reader's Circle Book Club is run by our library Volunteers. They meet 5 times per year at 1PM […]
All Ages (including adult) Please join us for an open art studio. All supplies will be provided including glue, markers, paint pens, colored pencils.
Members of your family can read the book and share ideas and discuss at home. The Night War by Kimberly Brubaker is the book for this month.
Join us for storytime geared to ages 2-5.
Think you know St. Louis? Test your skills in a game of Jeopardy centered around the city’s rich history, and maybe learn a few things along the way! We’ll cover […]
Ages 0-2 years. Blending physical activity, mindfulness practices, and social-emotional learning in a supportive, community environment, children explore yoga shapes, singing, reading, and engaging in play that develops both fine and gross motor skills, balance, breathing, and social skills.
The line between original creation and copyright infringement is blurring in the age of AI. Join St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts in a presentation and discussion about the current state of copyright law as applied to AI-assisted and AI-generated content, and learn how to protect your own art from infringement.
VHS Conversion Service Important Notice
To be eligible for our VHS conversion service you must live in the library taxing districts* of Kirkwood Public Library or other MLC libraries. To help verify your eligibility, we have moved our VHS registration form onto our library’s online catalog. This new page requires sign in with your library card and will only display to patrons who match our eligibility requirements as indicated on your library account.
Follow the steps below to access and complete the form.
1. Click the registration button below. You will be directed to an error page on the library’s online catalog that has the following message.
2. On that page, click Sign In and enter your library card number and PIN.
● If you are eligible for conversion service, you will be granted access to complete the registration form.
● In you are ineligible for conversion service, you will encounter another error message merely stating that you do not have access to the page.
If you are not granted access to the page but believe that you should be, please contact the IT dept at (314) 821-5770, option 5 to verify that your library account is accurate.
* Library taxing districts do not always match those of schools or confine to city boundaries. Therefore it is possible you live in an area around Kirkwood or another MLC library but your library taxing district may belong to the county library.