Clubs & Activities: anytime, any location, all ages

Looking for the perfect card to complete your deck? Stop by the plaza library and trade then stay to put your best deck to the test!

Be creative. Be loud. Be here! The Sugar Creek Library stays open late for Teens only on the first Friday of every month. Come and hang out – play on the computers, watch a movie, or just meet up with friends. Food and noise allowed!

Teens must arrive by 5:30pm to be admitted to the event. No late arrivals are permitted. If you leave event at any time, you will not be allowed to return.

Relax after a long week of school. Watch movies, play games, talk about books, manga video games and help plan library events while having lots of fun.

This bi-weekly program at Sugar Creek offers many options for all levels of quilters. Bring a project, start a project, or come to learn something new. Class is every other Saturday at the Sugar Creek Branch Library.

Call Nancy at 816-252-3344 for more information.

Games, games and more games! Grab some friends and challenge them to some after-school gaming fun on our XBOX 360 and Wii Systems. We provide some games, but feel free to bring yours to get a battle going with your friends.

Meet with neighbors to discuss and resolve local issues. Open to the public.

Curtis’s show includes Magic, Comedy, some Juggling, and Duo the Dove. As for the show itself, it’s one of those rare presentations that is as enjoyable for the adults as it is for the kids - like one of those good kid movies where the kids enjoy the show on one level and the adults on another - only unlike a kid’s movie it’s live and it doesn’t have a chase scene, a bad guy, or a talking donkey.

Games, games and more games! Grab some friends and challenge them to some after-school gaming fun on our XBOX 360 and Wii Systems. We provide some games, but feel free to bring yours to get a battle going with your friends.

Afternoon Arts and Crafts with Wolfgang Bucher of the Mosaic Brain. Every Tuesday in April, May and June. Kids ages 5-10.

Teen readers discuss Anya's Ghost by Vera Brosgol. Graphic Fiction Readers is a book group for teens that meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the Trails West branch library. Copies of the selection are available for checkout at the branch library.

From the publisher:
Anya, embarrassed by her Russian immigrant family and self-conscious about her body, has given up on fitting in at school but falling down a well and making friends with the ghost there just may be worse.