There were horses at the Library?! ππ The Copper Boyz recently stopped by the Bluford Branch for a screening of their @kansascitypbs film and to celebrate storytelling, culture, literacy, and family fun.
Patrons were able to interact with ponies, participate in crafts, learn new skills through hands-on play activities such as lassoing, explore a curated collection of African American literature, and enjoy community connection.
Never miss an upcoming event by keeping an eye on our calendar: https://t.co/k1YFm1MVQa
The days may be getting shorter, but it's a great time to try something new. The Library's neighborhood locations offer free opportunities to play games, watch movies, join craft circles, and of course, check out books.
Find your next hobby here: https://t.co/0cFjKueInt
Also, routine reminder for my KC peeps: if you have a @KCLibrary card you can access NYT Cooking *for free.* Such an under appreciated resource for library card holders. https://t.co/I7lNGSOX5j
Did you know that 11 firms submitted different design proposals for the Liberty Memorial? Scroll through to see some of the potential monuments that would have lived in KC.
Learn about the making of Liberty Memorial in our latest KCQ collaboration with @KCStar here: https://t.co/CZ6mJ9peth
It's Election Day! Don't forget to cast your vote. π³οΈ Three of the Library's branches, Trails West, Waldo, and North-East, serve as polling places. As these locations facilitate civic participation, you may notice more visitors throughout the day.
Spot the difference. π Our Missouri Valley Special Collections team dressed up for Halloween as the man who held the 1940 tax assessment signs!
In 1940, more than 50,000 images of Kansas City structures were photographed and assembled. The public can view this collection at https://t.co/Gf13OTBfr1.
Happy Halloween from the Kansas City Public Library! π From scarecrow making to a children's parade to autumn crafts, our locations have been getting the community in a spooky mood! π»
We love seeing the world celebrate Kansas City! π The @nytimes just featured the Central Library in its 36 Hours series, alongside other KC staples such as the @kcstreetcar, @UnionStationKC, 18th & Vine District, and more.
Whether you live in Kansas City or are just visiting, there's always something to explore.
What's your favorite part of this community? π
Enjoy a fundraising dinner and hear from award-winning author Joyce Carol Oates, learn about neighborhood restoration, hear a live performance as we explore America's musical heritage, and more this November.
Invite your friends and spend time with us at the Library!
Reserve your spot at https://t.co/8vgC7LmUvJ
Calling all moviegoers, we have the perfect event for you! π£π₯ Adam Roberts, @armourtheater owner, visits the Library to talk about theater projection, the differences between film and digital, screen formats, and why going to the movies is still so special. πΏ Movie theater snacks, soda, and water will be provided. π₯€
There will also be a raffle for a few free pairs of tickets to Screenland Armour.
π : November 4 | 5:30 - 7 p.m.
π: Central Library
ποΈ: Reserve your spot here: https://t.co/8PaMXti0vy
If you're a book lover in Kansas City, come join one of our November book groups! π The Library offers gatherings that meet both in person and online. β
For more details, visit https://t.co/RWdXEaZAqY.
We are still thinking about how much fun the Heartland Book Festival was this year. π Thank you to our incredible volunteers, vendors, authors, staff, partners, donors, and attendees! This incredible festival wouldn't be the same without you.
We had an open call for artwork, and the whole world showed up! π People's perceptions of freedom from 12 different countries, 30 different states, and all around the metro are being displayed at the Guldner Gallery at the Central Library.
This exhibition is now open to the public. Stop by and browse or pick up a card to contribute your art to the ever-growing wall of liberty.
Find more information at https://t.co/HbWgN31riG
Ready to expand your worldview? π Our new Gather at the Library series brings food, art, and entertainment from cultures around the world to locations across the Library system. Last month, our North-East Branch celebrated Vietnamese and Somali traditions.
Check out our upcoming gatherings here: https://t.co/psZjZd4mIx
Celebrate Banned Books Week with the Library
by checking out some of the most challenged books
from last year.
How many of these stories have you read?
#BannedBooksWeek#LetBooksBe#FreedomToRead#KCMO