Event List

Make a cute Button Key Ring with Melissa.

Discover what military records reveal, where to find them, and how they can help preserve your ancestor’s service history and personal story.

Join us for Dungeons & Dragons Club. Let the campaigning begin! Beginners and seasoned players are welcome.

Learn to sew your own fabric coasters in this relaxed workshop. Perfect for beginners - create beautiful handmade sets to use or gift.

Join us for this easy to learn, easy to play dice game, and win books for prizes!

Playing together since 2017, the Divines unite three part harmonies with Irish, Old Time and Americana music.

During this class, you'll learn how MS Excel is organized with a specific focus on the ribbon.  The class format will include instruction and practice time on laptops.

Let your creativity shine! Join us for a fun, hands-on workshop where you will design and create your own beautiful beaded suncatcher.

Join us for a fun night of this easy, fast-paced, dice game: BUNCO! The winners will leave with a prize of their choice.

(*Don't know how to play? Don't worry! We'll go over the rules before we start... they're easy!*)

Playing together since 2017, the Divines unite three part harmonies with Irish, Old Time and Americana music.

We'll gather to discuss: James by Percival Everett.

We'll gather to discuss: To Be Determined.

Come make a cute beaded plant... whether you have a green thumb or a black one, this one is no watering required!

*Round 1 of trivia starts at 1:00pm*

Join us for a rad afternoon of righteous trivia based on fantasy films from the 1980s with choice co-host Brett Biaggio!

Monthly book club meeting, to be held at 6 PM on the 3rd Tuesday of every month.  Please call or come by the branch and ask about the book for this month! This month's book is The Teacher by Freida McFadden.

We meet on the 3rd Thursday of each month to discuss various books that will be made available at each previous gathering.

Journey through Missouri’s violent volcanic past, discover its missing geologic chapters, and witness a 1.5-billion-year-old world. An unforgettable exploration with presenter Steve Simpson. 

Join us for a new monthly club: Growers and Sowers, where we discuss all things gardening!  Each month will cover a different topic and we will host a special speaker.

The library is so much more than books!  During this class, you'll learn about all of the digital services and databases that you can access for free using your library card!

SRL Arts Council Meeting

Join us as we delve into great discussions on the current monthly book selection, share our experiences, and offer other book recommendations with each other.  March: Blue Sisters

Koontz tells the story of how he and his wife unexpectedly met and fell in love with a golden retriever named Trixie, chronicling the dog's life with the family, the tremendous impact she had on them, and the things she taught them along the way.

Explore how land grants, federal sales, and bounty land records help identify original property owners and provide insights into early American ancestors.

(*This program is part of the library's genealogy series.*)

We're making Spring themed greeting cards with a few special techniques that Pat would like to share. Fancy folds and "knotty" birds are on the agenda.