Event List

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What is Girls Who Code?

Welcome all gamers of all ages as West Wyandotte Library opens up their video game library for patrons to play.

From new gen to old gen consoles there's games galore for every taste. 

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

Monday, May 4th- Record Vinyl Painting

Monday, May 18th- Personalized Sunglasses

May the force be with you! 

Celebrate May 4th with Star Wars trivia!

The first 30 minutes is the beginner round best for ages 7 and up and Star Wars newbies. 20 Questions.

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

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.

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.

Put your favorite sweets to the test at the Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Schlagle Library!

Have a question? Need assistance? Our Community Support Librarian, Katy, will be offering open office hours every Wednesday from 1-3 PM at the West Wyandotte Library! 

Youth Astro Net Club is an exciting middle school program where students explore space, science, astronomy, and technology through hands-on projects and interactive learning.

Join us each week to hangout with video games and a craft activity. 

Literacy Leaders Club is a middle school program designed to strengthen reading, writing, and critical thinking skills in a collaborative and engaging environment.

First Call is a lifeline for Kansas City. Meet a representative today.

Ever since sound came into film, the musical has been a popular genre.  With song often comes dance.

Robo Fusion Collective is a dynamic middle school robotics club where innovation meets hands-on engineering. Students design, build, and program robots while developing skills in coding, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Process Art is a form of artistic expression that focuses more on the journey than the end result. This program is geared toward children 18 and under to "Enjoy the Process" of creating.

Learn about Hawaiian Culture and Dance with Hula Hale Dancers. This engaging program not only shares traditional Hawaiian dances, but also teaches the audience dances, the language, and the meanings behind both.

All ages 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

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.

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.