Week Calendar

Friends of the Osage County Library Annual Used Book Sale will be held at the Osage County Community Center located near the State Technical College of Missouri.

Food for fines starts September 1 and runs for the entire month of September.   This year donations at the main branch will go to the Samaritan Center.  Only overdue fines may be paid:  1 item = $1.00 toward fines.   

September is National Library Card Sign Up month, so we'll be giving out free replacement cards!

Food for fines starts September 1 and runs for the entire month of September.   This year donations at the main branch will go to the Samaritan Center.  Only overdue fines may be paid:  1 item = $1.00 toward fines.   

September is National Library Card Sign Up month, so we'll be giving out free replacement cards!

Food for fines starts September 1 and runs for the entire month of September.   This year donations at the main branch will go to the Samaritan Center.  Only overdue fines may be paid:  1 item = $1.00 toward fines.   

September is National Library Card Sign Up month, so we'll be giving out free replacement cards!

Food for fines starts September 1 and runs for the entire month of September.   This year donations at the main branch will go to the Samaritan Center.  Only overdue fines may be paid:  1 item = $1.00 toward fines.   

September is National Library Card Sign Up month, so we'll be giving out free replacement cards!

Food for fines starts September 1 and runs for the entire month of September.   This year donations at the main branch will go to the Samaritan Center.  Only overdue fines may be paid:  1 item = $1.00 toward fines.   

September is National Library Card Sign Up month, so we'll be giving out free replacement cards!

Food for fines starts September 1 and runs for the entire month of September.   This year donations at the main branch will go to the Samaritan Center.  Only overdue fines may be paid:  1 item = $1.00 toward fines.   

September is National Library Card Sign Up month, so we'll be giving out free replacement cards!

Food for fines starts September 1 and runs for the entire month of September.   This year donations at the main branch will go to the Samaritan Center.  Only overdue fines may be paid:  1 item = $1.00 toward fines.   

September is National Library Card Sign Up month, so we'll be giving out free replacement cards!

Come and create some cool magnets, pendants or decor with shiny glass stones.  The library will provide a

Family Event.  No reservations needed.   Performer Gerry Tritz combines magic, juggling and humor for an amazing hour of fun for the entire family.   Don't miss it!

Learn the basics on how to market a product or group on Facebook.

Calling all otakus! Come watch anime, eat popcorn and make/do/learn something about Japanese culture!

Teens are competing against one another and taking bizzare tests to get into a top secret NASA program. 

It's our monthly Virtual Reality program!  Work got you down? Come experience a relaxing evening fishing on a (virtual) lake! Explore the area, or sit back, listen to music, and enjoy just catching whatever fish swim your way.

All ages.   No reservations needed.   Bring your favorite book to read to one of the therapy dogs (TDI-Therapy Dogs International).  

Mmmm...Oreos. It's hard to improve on a classic, right?

Ages 8-12. Registration required, and limited to 20 participants. Contact Eric:  634-6064 Ext.

All ages. No reservations needed. Family Event. Blankets and pillows welcome! Light snacks will be provided. NOTE: This is an after-hours program- the library doors will be closed at 6:15 pm.

Bring your pillow, sleeping  bag or whatever you need to get comfy & come watch this family film on t

Join library director Claudia Cook and adult programmer Madeline Matson for a discussion of Flood, the 2018 Capital READ title.

Title: Ghost by Jason Reynolds. Registration Required. Contact: Angie Bayne, Children's Librarian, at 634-6064, ext. 253. A book discussion for 3-5 grade students. Participants receive a free copy of the book before the discussion.

Mary Lou Montgomery, an award-winning journalist, retired in 2014 after many years as editor of the Hannibal Courier-Post and continues her