Event List

To celebrate National Poetry Month we’re making our own magnetic poetry travel tins!

Want to try out some new board games? Have a game and want to teach it to others? Have a game and a group but nowhere to host your game day? West Wyandotte is the place to be for board games on Sunday! 

Let’s talk about the environment! We’ll be reading Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax followed by making a simple Truffula Tree pencil using pom poms and hot glue as The Lorax (1972) plays. The Lorax (1972) is 25 minutes long.

Yoga para Principiantes!!! Listos para equilibrar tu estado físico ,a tu ritmo y con disciplina? entonces integrate a estas sesiones para lograrlo.

Check out Google’s versatile cloud-based storage application!  Learn how to store files using your Google account, share the same files with fellow Google users, and see how Google Drive complements Google’s productivity programs such as Docs

Sensory-friendly storytime is open to everyone!

Are you ready to embark on a colorful adventure? Join us as we create your very own feathered sanctuary where sweet birds can find happiness and shelter!

¿Te interesa cultivar tus propios alimentos frescos? ¿Quieres conectarte con vecinos y aprender a cultivar con confianza?

Do you want to talk about death? 

Join the West Wyandotte Library for Death Café. A Death Café provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals to openly discuss death-related topics.

Celebrate Earth Day with an out of this world workshop!

Get crafty twice a month with fun, hands-on projects. For ages 10-18.

Monday, April 6th- Bean Mosaic Art

Monday, April 20th- Seed Bombs

Bring items to mend or alter, or your latest sewing project and take advantage of the Sewing Machines and supplies in the library sewing lab the first Monday of the month from 6 pm to 8 pm.  Come for the evening and share ideas and inspiratio

Join us Monday evenings as we work on the Ultimate Beginner Quilt. Learn a new block pattern each week or bring your own projects to work on. No experience needed and supplies are provided.

A workshop for writers to share their work and receive feedback from one another. Writers of all abilities are welcome!

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

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.

Preschool Playtime is for children between the ages of 2 and 5 and their guardians. A variety of age-appropriate games and activities will be provided each week to entertain your little ones.

Join Sharon Ashworth, K-State Horticulture Agent and Master Gardener, for this interactive online workshop.

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.

Acompáñenos a practicar y mejorar sus habilidades en inglés con otras personas de la comunidad.

Join us for an opportunity to practice and improve your English skills with others in the community.

Kids Who Code Club is a middle school program that uses the hands-on curriculum from Girls Who Code to introduce students to computer science.