22nd Annual Academy Award® Shorts View Academy Award® nominated animation, live action and documentary short films at the Murdock Theatre at the 20th Century Club (536 N. Broadway).
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Foster Care & Adoption Summit Representatives Melody C. Miller and Oletha Faust-Goudeau are inviting the community to attend a Foster Care and Adoption Summit.
Audiences will hear about the need for African American volunteers, how they (more)
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Poetry Writing Workshops: Grades 6-12Want to become a better poet? Get tips in this workshop including details on how to compete in the 3rd Annual Poetry Battle. Registration is required; contact the hosting library (more)
Foster Child Care & Adoption SummitRepresentatives Melody C. Miller and Oletha Faust-Goudeau are inviting the community to attend a Foster Care and Adoption Summit.
Audiences will hear about the need for African American volunteers, how they (more)
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Peter Rabbit and FriendsHop on into the library and listen to stories about Peter Rabbit and his friends. Participate in activities, play games and make (and eat) Little Pig Robinson’s peanut butter sandwiches (more)
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Crafts of the Decades: ‘70s Tie DyeWhether you used to be a pro back in the day or somehow missed the craze, there’s no time like the present to try these enduring fads. Join us as we (more)
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Asian Treasure Bag with Eth-Noh-TecAward-winning San Francisco storytelling duo Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo weave music, dance, rhythmic dialogue, lively facial expression and the spoken word to inspire children’s imaginations and bring stories from (more)
Asian Treasure Bag with Eth-Noh-TecAward-winning San Francisco storytelling duo Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo weave music, dance, rhythmic dialogue, lively facial expression and the spoken word to inspire children’s imaginations and bring stories from (more)
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Asian Treasure Bag with Eth-Noh-TecAward-winning San Francisco storytelling duo Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo weave music, dance, rhythmic dialogue, lively facial expression and the spoken word to inspire children’s imaginations and bring stories from (more)
Asian Treasure Bag with Eth-Noh-TecAward-winning San Francisco storytelling duo Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo weave music, dance, rhythmic dialogue, lively facial expression and the spoken word to inspire children’s imaginations and bring stories from (more)
Researching a Court CaseLeave this lecture ready to research court cases left by your ancestors--and whose ancestors didn't have their run-ins with the court? These will include, but are not limited to, bills (more)
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A Capote Film FestivalFirst see the film inspired by Truman Capote’s book (and the subject of this year’s Kansas Reads statewide reading initiative), then see the 2006 movie based on Capote’s life during (more)
Artistic KidsChildren in grades 3-5 will make a craft project that they can take home. Registration required; contact the hosting library to register beginning Wednesday, Mar. 5. (30-60 minutes)
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CraftplayChildren in kindergarten-second grade will make a craft project that they can take home. Registration required; contact the hosting branch to register beginning Wednesday, Mar. 5. (30-60 minutes)
Manga DrawJacki McElroy of Wichita Arts Partners will teach children ages 8-11 the basics of drawing manga and anime. Registration required; contact the hosting library to register beginning Wednesday, Mar. 5. (more)
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CraftplayChildren in kindergarten-second grade will make a craft project that they can take home. Registration required; contact the hosting branch to register beginning Wednesday, Mar. 5. (30-60 minutes)
Food FightHas your teacher ever taken your raisins or your parents ever told you to stop smashing your peas? Just this once, we’ll actually encourage you to play and even fight (more)
We’re Off to See the Wizard of OzThere’s no place like the library! You’ll have a hard time believing you’re really still in Kansas as you enjoy games, craft and snacks with a wonderful land of Oz-theme. (more)
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Artistic KidsChildren in grades 3-5 will make a craft project that they can take home. Registration required; contact the hosting library to register beginning Wednesday, Mar. 5. (30-60 minutes)
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Food FairThink food is just for eating? Think, again! Children aged 5-11 will play games, make crafts and more, all with food. Just drop in anytime between 2:30-4:30 p.m.
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Fantastic Easter Egg DropHave you ever wondered what over 20,000 eggs would look like. Join us for an enormous Easter egg hunt to find out. The event is absolutely free and will include (more)
Easter Sun Run
A competitive 10K, family oriented 2-mile run, and 2-mile walk event with $3000 in prize money. Registration begins Feb 29th at First Gear (111 N Mosley) Donovan Auto & Truck (more)
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Poetry Writing Workshops: Grades 4-5Want to become a better poet? Get tips in this workshop including details on how to compete in the 3rd Annual Poetry Battle. Registration is required; contact the hosting library (more)
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A Capote Film FestivalFirst see the film inspired by Truman Capote’s book (and the subject of this year’s Kansas Reads statewide reading initiative), then see the 2006 movie based on Capote’s life during (more)
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