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Learn how to transform your creative passion into a profitable business. This introductory session covers the basics of getting started, from validating your idea to taking your first steps toward selling your work. Register below to get a reminder or in case of changes. Registration is required for those wanting... 
The list below are the books we will be discussing every month between May to August. We meet on the second Wednesday of every month at 7 pm. May 13 The Payback by Kashana Cualey June 10 The New Kid by Jerry Craft July 8 Cinderella is Dead by... |
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If you knit, crochet, cross stitch, embroider, or do any other fiber crafts, unwind at our monthly Stitching Club! Bring the project you’ve been neglecting or your fresh ideas for a new piece. Maybe you’ll even learn something new! All levels of experience are welcome. |
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Worried you don’t have the green thumb? Hesitant to start a garden? Can’t seem to keep your indoor plant healthy and thriving? Stop by the Plant MD table in the lobby of the Kirkwood Public Library! Volunteers from the St. Louis Horticultural Society will be here to answer any gardening...
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Meet local authors and discover fascinating stories from St. Louis history, soccer, and imagination at this special Local Author Mini Book Fair! Hear brief presentations from Dave Lange, author of St. Louis Soccer: An Illustrated Timeline; Jeremy Watson, author of If the World Was Without Color; Jim Blase, author of... |
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Come color with us! We’ll have some coloring pages and markers, crayons, and colored pencils available to use or feel free to bring your own materials. This event is open to teens and adults. |
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The list below are the books we will be discussing every month between Mau - August. We meet on the third Wednesday of every month at 2 pm. May 20 The Postscripts Murders by Elly Griffiths June 17 This is Not a Game by Kelly Mullen July 15 The Grave... |
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This month we are reading The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store by James McBride Copies of this title can be found at the Kirkwood Public Library. Check if one is available by calling 314-821-5770 and selecting option 3 or emailing mel@kplmo.org! In the quest to transform the Kirkwood area into a... |
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Dance the longest day of the year away! An event in which everyone has a reason to dance!There will be: DANCING! (non-critical/non-judgmental movements in a safe place) a table to make resolution/intention ribbons to dance with, spinning all the favs,bring your tambourines /shakers/bongos to join in! |
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Share, discuss and edit your work with fellow writers! All written works are welcome, be it poetry, essays, short stories, or novel excerpts. This event is for adults only, and registration is required. Please view our submission guidelines and register here. |
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We’re excited to partner with Novel Neighbor for a Pride Panel celebrating bestselling authors, David Levithan and Gabriel Duckels, and their newest book The Fight of Our Lives! Register for the event on Novel Neighbor’s website. There will be a signing line after the discussion for individuals to get books... |
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At the 1904 World’s Fair, organizers and attendees looked back at the previous century while envisioning the new one ahead of them. Before this 4th of July, join us to learn how the fair exemplified and shaped Americans’ national identity. Between the memory of westward expansion, America’s place on the... |
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This program will be provided by the Missouri History Museum. The Eads Bridge, built in 2024, was the first, largest and greatest of its kind when built. This presentation will tell the story of not only the bridge’s origins, but also its life, bearing witness to a century and a... |
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An Open- mic Poetry & more Event! All Art forms are welcome. Each participant will have 10 minutes to share. List will be available at entrance. |
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The Amblin’ Audiobook Club
Canceled
The Amblin’ Audiobook Club
***The event for June has been Canceled due to extreme heat.*** Step outside, stretch your legs, and enjoy the story you’re already listening to! Join us for a relaxed 30-minute walk over the lunch hour. We’ll meet at the Library (140 E. Jefferson Ave) and head out together—everyone brings their... |
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Many St. Louisans are unaware of the local Native American history and the relationship they had with the land for thousands of years. Eric Pinto (Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians/Zuni) is a local Native community member who will share archaeological and Indigenous perspectives on the local Native American history of... |
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VHS Conversion Service Important Notice
To be eligible for our VHS conversion service you must live in the library taxing districts* of Kirkwood Public Library or other MLC libraries. To help verify your eligibility, we have moved our VHS registration form onto our library’s online catalog. This new page requires sign in with your library card and will only display to patrons who match our eligibility requirements as indicated on your library account.
Follow the steps below to access and complete the form.
1. Click the registration button below. You will be directed to an error page on the library’s online catalog.
2. Click Sign In and enter your library card number and PIN.
If you are not granted access to the page but believe that you should be, please contact the IT dept at (314) 821-5770, option 5 to verify that your library account is accurate.
* Library taxing districts do not always match those of schools or confine to city boundaries. Therefore it is possible you live in an area around Kirkwood or another MLC library but your library taxing district may belong to the county library.
