Crafty Family Fun – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAll Ages: Join us to make a craft!
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Turtles!!! – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAll Ages: Naturalist Chris Edmundson will bring Turtles to the Library. Learn Turtle facts!
Free
Immunization Clinic with Johnson County Community Health Services – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAges 6-18: JCCHS will be at the Library to administer immunizations for school age children!
Free
Library Adventures – Concordia
Concordia Branch 813 S Main, Concordia, MO, United StatesAges 5-8: Tuesdays this summer will be full of fun and adventure. Pack your suitcase for a new adventure each week!
Free
Storytime – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAges 0-5: Meet up for Stories, Music, Dancing, a craft, and of course bubbles!
Free
Robotics, Eruptions & Design – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAges 6-12: Join us as we explore, build, and create through various technology, hands-on activities, and art.
Free
Storytime – Lexington
Lexington Branch 1008 Main Street, Lexington, MO, United StatesAges 0-5: Bring your little ones for storytime! Each week we read, sing, play and learn, all while developing early literacy skills.
Free
Storytime – Odessa
Odessa Branch 107 W. Mason, Odessa, MO, United StatesAges 0-5: Storytimes are for building pre-reading skills, making friends, and having fun!
Free
Bubbly Storytimes – Concordia
Concordia Branch 813 S Main, Concordia, MO, United StatesAges 0-5: Storytimes are for building pre-reading skills, making friends and having fun! And there will be bubbles!
Free
Rad Reptile Program with Knob Noster State Park – Holden
Holden Branch 207 S. Main, Holden, MO, United StatesAges 0-5: Naturalist Chris Edmonson, from Knob Noster State Park, will do a library program entitled Rad Reptiles. Home to more than 50 species of snake and 12 species of turtles, Missouri hosts a variety of rad adaptations that these reptiles use to live and protect themselves.
Free