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Declaration 1776: The Big Bang of Modern Democracy Exhibit
FEBRUARY 7 - MARCH 8, 2026 - MAIN LIBRARY
Kansas City, Kansas Public Library will host “Declaration 1776: The Big Bang of Modern Democracy,” a traveling exhibition from the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American Hi
Take Your Child to the Library Day
What is Take Your Child to the Library Day?
24th Annual Eagle Days at Mr. & Mrs. F. L. Schlagle
Every January, Wyandotte County Lake Park transforms into the center of nature appreciation and family-friendly fun during Eagle Days. This annual celebration brings together bird lovers, outdoor
A History of Sumner High School Exhibit
Help us celebrate the rich history of Sumner High School in Kansas City, Kansas!
Visit the Main Library between December 9 and February 7th to learn about how Sumner High School was created.
Food Drive with Harvesters
From December 1-12, 2025 drop off food and household donations at any of our Kansas City, Kansas Public Library locations as we work to fill the shelves of local food pantry partners with Harvesters.
Kansas Reads to Preschoolers Month
Culinary Literacy: Turmeric Golden Tea
Turmeric (Curcuma longa), a relative of ginger, is a popular cooking spice in Asian cuisine since antiquity. It is also a very potent anti-inflammatory herb.
Culinary Literacy: How to Save on Food
Food Waste and the Environment
Hiking KC: Weston Bend State Park and Juneteenth Celebration
Weston Bluffs Trail is near the town of Weston in Missouri, about a 30-minute drive from Kansas City, Kansas. The trail follows the Missouri River and the historic, well-marked path of Lewis and Clark in Weston Bend State Park.
Adult Craft Tutorial: Mini Paper Cactus Landscape
The Main Library has a great craft kit for adults to take home that lets you make a simple Mini Paper Cactus Landscape.
The Doctor Will See You Now – Locating a Good Doctor and Making the Most of Your First Appointment
Choosing a primary care doctor is one of the most important health decisions you’ll make. For this reason, you need to carefully select and build a relationship with a good primary care physician.
Adult Craft Tutorial: Macramé Plant Hanger
The Main Library has a great craft kit for adults to take home that lets you make a simple knotted plant hanger.
Culinary Literacy: Decorating Easter Eggs Using Natural Dyes
Eggs have been colored and decorated for various spring and Easter rituals since pre-Christian times. The eggs represent the symbol of rebirth and fertility. These traditions survive to this day in many nations around the world.
Culinary Literacy: Decorating Easter Eggs with Beet Juice
These beet juice-colored eggs make a great appetizer, an attractive Easter table centerpiece, and also a fun family craft project. They work for Valentine’s Day as well.