Stop by the Children’s Area to learn about different Asian and Pacific Island countries. All ages.

Embark on a scavenger hunt around the branch to learn about different Asian and Pacific Island countries. Come to the front desk for a small prize. In celebration of AAPI Heritage Month. All ages.

In a unique public-private partnership, the Missouri Historical Society took the helm of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum in November 2015 and began a $30 million revitalization of the landmark. This exhibit examines the renovation and re-opening process. Adults.

In 1914, the war in Europe seemed a world away from St. Louis, but eventually it touched every St. Louisan in way big and small. WW1 was a global war with a local impact. This exhibit examines that impact and explored how it can still be felt today. Adults.

Challenge yourself to this popular Japanese art form and see how many folds you can learn before the month is over. In celebration of AAPI month. Teens.

Embark on a scavenger hunt through the Children’s Area to find your favorite storybook characters. All ages.

Embark on a scavenger hunt through the Children’s Area to find your favorite storybook characters. A Children's Book Week event.

Embark on a scavenger hunt through the Children’s Area to find your favorite storybook characters. A Children's Book Week event. All ages

Embark on a scavenger hunt through the Children’s Area to find your favorite storybook characters. A Children’s Book Week event. All ages.

Embark on a scavenger hunt through the Children’s Area to find your favorite storybook characters. All ages.

Stop by the children’s area to write a letter to your favorite storybook character. A Children's Book Week event. All ages.

Presented by the National Park Service. Slavery existed in St. Louis for over 100 years under French, Spanish, and American rule of the city. Uncover the history of the enslaved in our community, including famous African American civil rights leaders such as William Wells Brown, Dred and Harriet Scott, and James Milton Turner. In honor of Juneteenth. All Ages.

Learn basic features of iPads and iPhones, use the touchscreen, connect to Wi-Fi, use apps and the App Store. Devices will not be provided. Registration required. Prerequisites: No previous computer experience is necessary.

Create and store documents in the cloud, access from anywhere and share and collaborate with others. Registration required. Prerequisites: Email II or equivalent experience.

Explore the basics, including signing in and replying to, forwarding, composing and deleting emails using Gmail. Registration required. Prerequisites: Internet Basics or equivalent experience.

Explore basic formulas and functions in a spreadsheet using Google Sheets, a feature of Google Drive. Printing options will also be covered. Registration required. Prerequisite: Google Sheets I or equivalent experience.

Learn tips for staying secure from viruses, hackers and false information, how to bequeath online accounts and how to create and manage strong passwords. Registration required. Prerequisites: Internet Basics or equivalent experience.

Stories, songs and play time to help develop early literacy skills. Ages 0-24 months.

Stories, songs and play time to help develop early literacy skills. Ages 0-36 months.

Stories, songs and other fun activities to help develop early literacy skills. Ages 24-36 months.

Presented by Lynn Barts Bond with your baby, promote relaxation and stimulate development through calm and soothing touch. Please bring a blanket, exercise mat or large towel for your child. Part of Explore! program series Ages 6 weeks-12 months. Registration required.

Stories, songs and play time to help develop early literacy skills. Ages 0-24 months.

Stories, songs and play time to help develop early literacy skills.  Ages 0-36 months.

Bring your current knitting, crochet or other needlework project and enjoy the company of others. Adults.