Upcoming Events

Tai Chi for Arthritis for Fall Prevention is an exercise program recommended by the CDC to benefit overall well-being.

Help Wanted, a novel by Adelle Waldman, brings together a team of workers at a big-box store in a small town--and follows their working and personal relationships, both good and bad. 

All ages. No reservations needed. An hour of bingo fun for the family. Winning cards earn book prizes for ages 12 and under.

It seems like nothing is as frustrating as a slow computer. In this class, we'll go over methods to speed up your personal computer, from removing apps to performing cleaning checks, and more. Attend in person or virtually.

This year's Capital READ is Help Wanted, following a team of low-wage workers at an unnamed box store in a rural community. 

Rejuvenate your mind and body. All shapes, sizes and abilities are welcome. Bring a mat (or towel) to class if you have one, but these are not required. Drop-ins welcome. No charge – library program.

Rejuvenate your mind and body. All shapes, sizes and abilities are welcome. Bring a mat (or towel) to class if you have one, but these are not required. Drop-ins welcome. No charge – library program.

Tai Chi for Arthritis for Fall Prevention is an exercise program recommended by the CDC to benefit overall well-being.

The Capital City Job Center in Jefferson City, in partnership with the Missouri River Regional Library, hosts Job Search Thursdays once a quarter. 

Join us for some fun and friendly Bridge gameplay every Thursday! All skill levels and new players welcome. 

Genealogist Laura Loyborg hosts genealogy help sessions each Thursday. There will be a lesson, Q&A time, handouts, and individually-assisted research help.

Spend some time having fun and making music. Regardless of how much experience you have, bring a ukulele and join the group!

We meet twice each month, 6:15-7:45 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays in the Truman Room.

Spring and summer are on the way, and those outdoor BBQ's will be here before you know it! Allie is back to show us how to make some drinks that are sure to make you the host(ess) with the most(est) at your next get-together!

Vaccinations: information about vaccines and the diseases they prevent presented in plain language for real people and families.

If you've ever needed to take a look at old Missouri newspapers, this class is for you! Whether you're a genealogist, a researcher or an amateur historian, there's a lot you can learn from the library's newspaper databases.

Three 1-hour sessions at 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 p.m. are offered on the first and third Saturdays of each month.

Tai Chi for Arthritis for Fall Prevention is an exercise program recommended by the CDC to benefit overall well-being.

This year's Capital READ is Help Wanted, following a team of low-wage workers at an unnamed box store in a rural community. 

Looking for your next great read? Instead of reading the same book each month, members read a book of their own choice related to the theme of the month. The theme for April is It's an Animal's Point of View.

Drew Amidei from Missouri Jobs with Justice will discuss what solidarity means and how community members can support and show up powerfully for low-wage workers in today's economy.

Tech Time is a new program offered by the library that offers one-on-one technology help to patrons, no sign-up necessary. Just walk in with your device or questions, and we can do what we can to assist!