Coffee and Connections – Holden
Holden Branch 207 S. Main, Holden, MO, United StatesAges 19+: Come join the Trails Staff and members of the community for coffee and conversation.
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Art and Craft Club -Holden
Holden Branch 207 S. Main, Holden, MO, United StatesAll Ages: REGISTRATION REQUIRED--Art & Craft Club is a social hour for Patrons to bring Art & Craft projects they are currently working on and get assistance and guidance from each other and the program staff.
Free
Get Hooked – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAll Ages: Get Hooked! Come join us for tips and tricks, learn how to crochet or knit.
Free
Beginner’s Yoga – Lexington
Lexington Branch 1008 Main Street, Lexington, MO, United StatesAges 19+: All you need is a mat and loose clothing.
Free
Coffee & Connections – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAges 19+: Do you need help but don't know where to go? Stop here, have a cup of coffee and chat with representitives of several different local agencies.
Free
Medicare Bingo – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAges 19+: I saw note, just highlighting as a reminder.
Free
Libraries Got Game – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAll Ages: Get BOARD at the library with your family and friends! Fun and exciting board and XL games.
Free
Bunco – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAges 19+: Bunco!!! All Skill Levels welcome!
Free
Book Lovers’ Book Club – Odessa
Odessa Branch 107 W. Mason, Odessa, MO, United StatesAges 19+: Adult book club that meets once a month to discuss their book of choice. This month's book of choice open for discussion is, "What the Wind Knows" by Amy Harman.
Free
The Haymaker Collection: From Warresnburg to Guatemala – Warrensburg
Warrensburg Branch 432 N. Holden, Warrensburg, Missouri, United StatesAll Ages: Join Dr. Amber Clifford-Napoleone, Ph.D., the Director of the McClure Archives and University Museum at University of Central Missouri, for a fascinating look at the Edward Haymaker, one of the first Protestant missionaries in Central America, his family, their lives in Guatemala and Missouri, and their collections of artifacts.
Free