Everyone needs some time that is just for them. The new Adult Art Club is for anyone who just wants to enjoy some art projects with others. The library will provide some assorted supplies that everyone is welcome to use. You can also bring your own art project: something new, something relaxing, something to show […]
Novel Ideas is our 6th-8th grade book group. A free copy of the book is provided for participants and we'll have snacks too! Reservations required. The title we'll be discussing for February is Concealed by Christina Diaz Gonzalez. Register at https://www.mrrl.org/event/novel-ideas-25.
Relationships, family issues, a sense of isolation, loneliness, work stress, politics, financial strains, loss--all take a toll on our physical and mental health. This session is an introduction to the Loving-Kindness practice, grounded in the foundational concepts of mindfulness. Participants will be invited to experience a guided Loving-Kindness meditation during the program. Engaging in an […]
No reservations needed. Stories and music for families with young children.
Watch popular anime series on the big screen and nom on free popcorn and soda.
Bookworms is our book discussion group for 3rd-5th grade students. The first 8 participants receive a free copy of the book before the discussion. Please check with the Children's Desk in the Main Library to receive your copy of the book prior to the meeting. Registration is required: https://www.mrrl.org/event/bookworms-46.
Interested in 3D printing, but don't know where to start? Then this class is for you! We'll go over the basics of printing, from types of printers you can buy, to what software you need to get the job done. Registration required: https://www.mrrl.org/event/3d-printing-4
Origami--the Japanese art of folding paper--and its cutting variation Kirigami, are among the most popular crafts we learn as kids. The joy of creating interesting shapes from a flat sheet is something we carry well into adulthood. Get ready to make Kirigami paper crafts with Dr. Vianney Gimenez-Pinto, assistant professor of physics and chemistry. In […]
Julie Smith, longtime photographer for the Jefferson City News Tribune, has spent a career documenting events and activities, both large and small, in Jefferson City and Cole County. She is known throughout the region for her interest and attendance in what's happening in River City. Her photos have won numerous awards from both journalism and […]
Dr. Arnold Parks, professor emeritus of sociology, will discuss Lincoln University's School of Law, a professional graduate school, which operated in St. Louis from 1939 until it closed in 1955.
Celebrate Mardi Gras Library Style! Jazz up your day with us as we play games and eat traditional foods to learn about and celebrate Fat Tuesday! For teens. Registration required: https://www.mrrl.org/event/library-mardi-gras
Looking for your next great read? Instead of reading the same book each month, members read a book of their own choice related to the theme of the month. This month's themes is "in my dreams." Feel free to interpret that however you like! We can't wait to hear what you read! Discussions and recommendations […]