Week Calendar

Enjoy a FIN-tastic storytime before the Olathe Parks and Rec's Preschool Splash (small fee applies). In case of bad weather, storytime will be held inside the Olathe Community Center.

Are you drowning in excess craft supplies, or looking for a new craft to try out? Drop off your gently used crafty items like yarn, craft paint, sewing supplies, etc. at the Indian Creek Library during open hours the week of March 14–18.

Practice early literacy and developmental skills through stories, songs, and action rhymes.

Ready to take on the responsibility of babysitting?

Spring planting season is here! Share seeds and seed starts, meet local gardeners of all abilities and exchange gardening tips. Drop off your seeds at the library during open hours the week of March 14-18. Envelopes and markers will be provided.

Meals will be available in grab-and-go packaging only and participants will not be able to eat on-site. Parent/Guardians may pick up meals for their children. Equal opportunity provider.

Meals will be available in grab-and-go packaging only and participants will not be able to eat on-site. Parent/Guardians may pick up meals for their children. Equal opportunity provider.

Talk about books in this informal book group made up of people who simply love to read. There is no commitment to read a particular book. 

Meals will be available in grab-and-go packaging only and participants will not be able to eat on-site. Parent/Guardians may pick up meals for their children. Equal opportunity provider.

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

Support the Friends and get some great deals! Choose from adult, teen and children's books, DVDs, CDs and audiobooks all priced for a $1 or less! 

At our Sack Sales purchase a sack and fill it for $6. Buy 2 sacks get 4 free!

Meet up with the Low Rider Bike Club for a group bike ride. Meet up in the exterior courtyard. 

Be a tribute in Indian Creek’s Hunger Games! Test your mind, body and spirit through a series of challenges based on individual and group games. Will you survive to become the victor?

Calling all teen entrepreneurs! Meet us in the makerspace to create products in preparation for OPL’s Teen Makers Market during Small Business Week (May 1—May 7).

Develop safe habits when home alone and learn how to prevent unsafe situations and respond in emergency situations, such as power failures or severe weather.

Enjoy a variety of craft projects this spring break using recycled materials. We will be presenting a series of three programs through the week. You may come to one or all, but you must register for each session individually.

Enjoy a variety of craft projects this spring break using recycled materials. We will be presenting a series of three programs through the week. You may come to one or all, but you must register for each session individually.

Enjoy a variety of craft projects this spring break using recycled materials. We will be presenting a series of three programs through the week. You may come to one or all, but you must register for each session individually.

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.

Play casual and competitive Esports games with teens locally and nationally. Games include but are not limited to Minecraft, League of Legends, Apex Legends, Fortnite, Rocket League and Smash Bros.

Complete a craft with your child. 

Whether you’re training for the Garmin Marathon or just want some fresh air, meet up at the park and head to the Indian Creek Trail.

Play video games on the Xbox, PS5 and the Nintendo Switch. For 4th-8th graders. 

Enjoy a read-aloud of Pigeon Math by Asia Citro, then make your own pigeon clothespins.

Adults with intellectual or developmental delays are invited for a night at the movies. Popcorn provided. Please register for each session on the Olathe Parks and Rec website. 

Watch a page-to-screen adaptation and discuss the various merits (or demerits!) of the film. Snacks provided.

Spring sets the tone for the remaining gardening seasons of the year.

Explore literature activities and writing prompts and chat about books.

Celebrate Women's History Month by learning how women used the Chautauqua platform to engage in political activism, and how this early movement laid the groundwork for contemporary issues of feminism and gender equality.