Week Calendar

Attendees will learn how to use a 3D printer in this introductory class.

Join us for 30 minutes of stories, songs, and fingerplays at Indian Creek Park in the amphitheater. The stories will be geared to children ages 3 - 5, but all are welcome.

You're invited to to the groundbreaking for the new Downtown Olathe Library! Celebrate with a pancake breakfast, presentation and children's activities. 

Booklovers, join us for a lively group discussion on a variety of book-related topics, including current reading. There is no commitment to read a particular book. 

Give blood and save a life. Appointments can be made at https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/donation-time

Strong communication skills are essential for us all. For those experiencing hearing loss, understanding what others are saying can become increasingly difficult.

Get your rhythm on with Drum Safari. These percussion enthusiasts will lead children and families in a high energy drum circle program. Percussion instruments and accessories will be provided. Weather permitting, the drum circle wil

Go on a virtual adventure, solve the themed puzzle, and see if you can breakout of the virtual escape room before it’s too late. For teens in 6th - 12th grades.

Attendees will learn how to use a 3D printer in this introductory class.

In celebration of International Dot Day we’ll watch a video based on Peter Reynold’s book The Dot, and then we’ll make our own unique dots. We'll be using paint, so dress for

Play Xbox, PS4, and the Switch. For 4th-8th graders. 

Enjoy a read-aloud of Iggy Peck, Architect by Andrea Beaty followed by a STEAM Activity.

Join us to play a variety of tabletop games from the Center for Games & Learning at MNU's Mabee Library. Bring friends and play together or make new friends while you play. Snacks and drinks provided!

The Olathe Public Library 's Trailblazers Esports Team uses esports as a platform to help teens develop STEAM-based skills and the social emotional attributes such as communication, collaboration and problem-solving abilities needed to thrive

Join us for a presentation by Matthew Landis, author of Trail Challenge book, It's the End of the World As I Know It. Landis, a full-time 8th grade history teacher

Local authors and father-daughter pair, Bill James and Rachel McCarthy James, talk about their true crime book, The Man From the Train, and how the

Join the Olathe Historical Society for a special screening of their Emmy-award winning documentary Olathe: The C