Prepare to take the HiSET, the new High School Equivalency Test. Interested students first must attend four days of orientation. Please see library staff for orientation dates. For more information, call 314-367-5000.
Stories, songs and playtime to help develop early literacy skills. Adult must accompany child.
Ages 0-36 months.
Create and modify graphic elements, including: pictures, shapes, WordArt and clipart with Microsoft Word. All classes are free. Registration is required; register online, by phone or in person.
Create and modify graphic elements, including: pictures, shapes, WordArt and clip art with Microsoft Office Word 2016. Registration required.
Join us for a preschool art program where the focus is on the process of making art rather than the finished product. Dress to be messy.
ages 3-6. Registration required.
Learn about the struggles associated with caring for your teeth in your senior years with a breakdown of ways to best care for your mouth. We'll discuss alternative dental insurance and Medicare, tools and techniques, gum disease control and available options to replace missing teeth. Presented by Dr. Jeff Sindelar, DDS. Registration must be received at least 48 hours prior to the program. To register, call 314-994-3300 or visit www.agingmissouri.org. Following class, participants may enjoy lunch from St. Louis Bread Company.
Supplies, refreshments and music are provided for community coloring.
Once a month, the Gift of Reading Program provides each preschooler attending story time with a different book to take home to read and start their personal library. Come to story time today and celebrate the Gift of Reading by taking home a free book! Sponsored by the St. Louis County Library Foundation.
Ages 3-6.
One-hour health classes focus on a nutrition lesson and low impact exercise. Each class includes a healthy snack, recipe ideas and a free Oasis Healthy Living Guide for each participant.
You’re never too young for story time! Join us as we present stories, songs, and rhymes that will engage infants and begin their lifelong love of books. Ages 0-36 months.
Join us for stories, songs and playtime to help develop early literacy skills. Adult must accompany child.
Ages 0-36 months. Room 1.
Come to a story time today and celebrate the Gift of Reading by taking home a free book! Ages 3-6. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Join us for stories, songs and other fun activities to help develop early literacy skills. Adult must accompany child. Ages 3-6.
Join us for stories, songs, and other fun activities to help develop early literacy skills. Adult must accompany child. Ages 3-6.
Join us for stories, songs, and other fun activities to help develop early literacy skills. Adult must accompany child.
Ages 3-5. Children’s Activity Room.
Stories, songs and other fun activities to help develop early literacy skills.
Ages 3-5. Adult must accompany child.
Join us for stories, songs and other fun activities to help develop early literacy skills.
Ages 3-6. Adult must accompany child.
Explore the computer coding process, programming languages and how to get started!
Registration Required. Computer Lab.
Do you need to practice your reading? Come read to a friendly service dog from Support Dogs, Inc. She's a great listener. Ages 3-11. Children's Area.
Choose your favorite card game or board game and match up with others who enjoy playing. Get your own group together for bridge, pinochle, canasta, Scrabble, dominoes or mahjong and have an enjoyable afternoon.
A licensed Occupational Therapist will discuss the impact of urinary incontinence along with the causes, treatments and prevention using medication and non-medication models. Adults. Registration required. Call Christian Hospital at 314-747-WELL (9355) to register.
Play bingo with your friends and win books and other prizes. Light refreshments provided.
Adults.
Treating cooking with the same mindfulness as meditation can give you a sense of well-being. Today we will put aside our cooking topics for a relaxing introduction to Heartfulness Meditation. The benefits of meditation include stress relief, better sleep and greater concentration. This session will turn cooking into meditation time for you! Adults. Light refreshments served.
Bring your mobile device or laptop and learn to find free eMovies, eMusic and More using Hoopla through the St. Louis County Library. Devices will not be provided. Registration is required.
Explore basic formulas and functions in a spreadsheet using Microsoft Office Excel. Printing options will also be covered. Registration required.
St. Louis MetroMarket will visit the Lewis & Clark Branch every Wednesday from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. offering fresh, affordable produce, along with recipe ideas and meal planning assistance. EBT will be accepted.
Learn about bidding, buying and selling using eBay, an online world marketplace.
Adults. Registration required. Computer Lab.
Stop by the service desk to pick up a copy of the book.
Adults. Room 1.
Learn how to change the look of text using formatting basics, page setup and printing options using Microsoft Word. Registration required.
Operation Food Search will provide free meals to children Monday-Friday at select SLCL locations during the school year. Stop by after school and enjoy a nutritious meal along with activities for kids. Meals will be available free of charge for children ages 5-18.
Operation Food Search will provide free meals to children Monday-Friday at select SLCL locations during the school year. Stop by after school and enjoy a nutritious meal along with activities for kids. Meals will be available free of charge for children ages 5-18.
This is your opportunity to learn how to play mahjong.
Registration Required. Meeting Room 1.
Operation Food Search will provide free meals to children Monday-Friday at select SLCL locations during the school year. Stop by after school and enjoy a nutritious meal along with activities for kids. Meals will be available free of charge for children ages 5-18.
Come explore the slimy, smelly and creepy world of science through activities. Ages 5-12.
Get back into the school swing by learning how to make simple after school snacks. Have fun and eat what you make!
Ages 11-17. Registration required. Room 1.
There's a whole world of wonder to explore. Through projects, experiments and activities, we will navigate through the sciences to figure out the whys and hows of this big, beautiful universe we live in.
Ages 7-11. Registration required.
Become a mad scientist, engineer genius and more through projects, experiments and activities. A Destination Moon program.
Ages 5-7. Registration required.
Want to meet new friends and plan great library programs? Join our Teen Advisory Group meeting!
Grades 6-12.
Develop and design games for your next game night and impress your friends and family! Learn how to bring balance, intrigue, story and strategy into your games with resources from our online classes, books and ebooks. Come with ideas ready-to-go and learn how to expand them, or learn how to brainstorm an idea for a new fun game! Adults and teens.
Stories, songs and other fun activities to help develop early literacy skills.
Ages 0-6. Adult must accompany child
New computer users will practice with the computer mouse and other basic computer concepts. Registration required.
Build your LEGO skills.
Ages 6–11.
Enjoy an evening of New Orleans jazz, and ragtime, interspersed with interesting tidbits of saxophone history.
All ages.
Adults.
Book Bites will not meet in August. See you in September!
Join instructor San Mueller for a session of hatha yoga. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or floor towel. Adults. Meeting Room 1.
This month we will be reading “The Virgin of Small Plains” by Nancy Pickard.
Pick up your copy at the circulation desk.
Stop by the service desk to pick up a copy of the book.
Adults. Room 1.
Share your summer vacation with friends and family by creating a travel blog! This program will teach you how to create or enhance your travel blog. Learn more about writing and photography and discover information on national histories and cultures using online courses and other library resources.
Adults and teens.
Join us for the discussion. New members are always welcome.
Adults.
Books are available one month prior to discussion.
Adults. Meeting Room 3.