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Join us for In-Person story time with Mrs. Becca! Enjoy a mix of songs, rhymes, and reading fun especially designed for infants and toddlers. Every Tuesday at 10:00 AM starting December 3rd, we’ll have some special infant and toddler time in the library!
What to Expect:
Engaging Stories: Beginning storytelling and books for our youngest visitors
Fun and Interaction: Activities, songs, rhymes, and play designed for infants and toddlers
All Ages Welcome: The recommended ages are infants and toddlers, but all are welcome!

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Join us every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month from 4-5pm for our Youth Chess Club with Dr. Selden Trimble, a member of the Missouri Chess Association Hall of Fame and a former professor emeritus of mathematics at S&T, has served a chess coach and mentor to students in elementary schools, secondary schools and Missouri S&T. Beginners and newcomers are welcome and Chess boards will be provided!
Age Recommended: All Ages

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Join us for a weekly gathering dedicated to the Fiber Arts. All fiber crafts welcome. You do not need to be an expert to come knit, crochet, weave, embroider, sew, or quilt with us. All levels welcome. Bring a friend or two and come learn a new stitch or technique, share your current projects or your New Year fiber resolutions with our local Fiber Tribe. Some materials and tools available at the Library.
Fiber Arts Club is Hosted by M. Emilia Barbosa, a Portuguese-American fiber artist and enthusiast. Emilia has been teaching, learning, and practicing several fiber disciplines for more than a decade. She is an active member of the Kaw Valley Fiber Guild in Kansas and a well-known fiber artist in Lawrence, KS. Emilia designs knit and crochet patterns, weaves, embroiders, and haskins and hand-dyes her own yarns. She is a creative and curious person whose travels and academic life have allowed her to be in contact with many craft and textile artists and traditions in Europe and Latin America. When she is not busy at her academic job at S&T, Emilia can be found in her home studio practicing her multiple crafts and creating new patterns, projects, and classes.
Have questions call the library at 573-364-2604 or email Emilia at barroka.exquisite@gmail.com.
Recommended Age: Adult