An after-hours event for teens ages 12-18. Come out to the library and compete for prizes……while wearing a dino costume! (Costumes provided.) This is an after-hours program, so please arrive before 5:00. Wear comfortable clothing that you can move in and socks. Light refreshments will be served.
Young children & their caregivers are invited to join us in the Children’s Library for Stories, Songs, and Playtime! Every week at 10am.
The library will reopen Sunday, July 5 with normal 1:00pm – 5:00pm business hours.
Lost cities! Ancient civilizations! Discover the fun of archaeology as you examine fossils, pottery shards, and bones, and learn the techniques for excavating them.
Enjoy an hour of free play with our Lego blocks. We have basic blocks, cool minifigs, and technic pieces. Bring your friends and compare what you’ve each built or make new friends and build something together. Drop in!
Ages 18+. Read and discuss The Moonshine Women (2026), by Michelle Collins Anderson. We will be joined by the author for a discussion! Drop in; no registration required.
Join us for musical stories, then play instruments to make your own music!
Learn about beatboxing, the art of making drum sounds with your mouth. You’ll learn something new, make silly sounds, wiggle your body, and leave with tools for how to make your own music! For those unfamiliar with Skippy, he is a mainstay at libraries throughout the St. Louis area (and even being booked as far […]
Join Virtual Authors Live! for a thrilling evening with acclaimed author Karin Slaughter as we chat about her North Falls series, consisting of We Are All Guilty Here, in which two teenage girls vanish in rural Georgia, and her upcoming sequel, The Secrets We Hide.
Get a taste of history! Make pancakes & lemonade from recipes that date to the 1600s. For teens ages 12-18. Please note that gluten, dairy, soy, and other allergens may be present. Be mindful if you have food allergies or sensitivities. RHML is not responsible for any health issues that may arise from participation in […]
Struggling with anxiety after witnessing a harrowing instance of gun violence, Manuel Soto copes through photography, using his cell-phone camera to find anchors that keep him grounded. His days are lonely, until he’s teamed with his classmates, Sebastian and Caysha, for a group project. He helps raise a calf, learns to open up, and confronts […]
Race the clock or work at your own pace! 100 piece and 60 piece puzzles available. Drop in!
