In partnership with MyRecoveryKC, we would like to invite you to a supportive and inclusive space for all who seek recovery, healing, and connection. Here, everyone is welcome, whether you identify with a faith tradition or none. Together, we share our experiences and walk the 12-step path in a way that reflects our...

Join us at the Lucile H. Bluford Library every Sunday from 12-4 for Chess Game Day. Enjoy a game of chess while improving concentration, critical thinking, and strategic skills....

Do you enjoy video games, but need a little variety in your play? Then Sunday Game Spotlights have you covered! Every Sunday in the Bluford Teen Area, we'll be playing indie games and lesser-known titles to expand our gaming horizons. While we play, we'll dig deep into it to discuss its design, mechanics, aesthetics...

Each month, the ShockCentral film group invites you to join us for a free screening of a scary movie in the Durwood Film Vault followed by a short, relaxed discussion hosted by library staff Tori and Cullen. Join us this October as we discuss Wes Craven's iconic slasher, the original 1996 Scream! In...

The Bookmobile will be visiting Center for Developmentally Disabled on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month. Stop by to check out and return items, signup for a library card, enjoy free printing and Wi-Fi, place and receive holds from any Library location, get resources, and interact with progr...

Gain assistance in building a resume, applying for jobs online, preparing for an interview, and other job-related needs....

Free movies are shown in the Durwood Film Vault, an original bank vault converted into a 28-seat movie theatre at the Central Library. Screenings are daily at 2 p.m. and require no reservations, unless otherwise indicated. Seating begins at 10:45 a.m. and is first come first served. © Metro-Goldwyn Ma...

The Bookmobile will be visiting Truman Ridge Adult Day Center on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month. Stop by to check out and return items, signup for a library card, enjoy free printing and Wi-Fi, place and receive holds from any Library location, get resources, and interact with programs an...

The genre of horror has been used to reflect society’s anxieties at the time the story was written. From ghosts to vampires, all literary monsters have an underlying meaning that expresses or challenges fears. In this class, learn how to take your fears and worries and turn them into something that you can defeat....

If the cost of living has made it more difficult for you and/or your household to make ends meet on one income alone, you are certainly not alone. Shrinking wages, skyrocketing grocery prices, healthcare, shelter, and auto insurance inflation have made it much more difficult for more people to make ends meet....