The top five checked-out books at the library for fiction and nonfiction.
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Save time by returning your books at one of these locations.
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It’s only three weeks away. The organizers of True/False held an info session at the Columbia Public Library on Saturday where they answered questions, gave advice, and even leaked a few more film titles. Here’s everything you need to know.
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After being on TLC’s Extreme Couponing and starting her own couponing site, Michelle Waggoner became a discount guru. She visited Columbia and gave some tips.
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Turn your T-shirts into scarves, headbands and more at the Columbia Public Library’s upcycle event tonight from 6-8 p.m. Or try one of these DIY shirt-shredding projects from around the web.
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Vox helps you prepare for Columbia Public Library’s book trivia night on Nov. 28. Take our 10-question quiz and see how you score.
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There’s a lot going on this weekend in Columbia’s theater world — take a look.
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Need a way to shake up your normal weekday lunch routine? Brown bag it and head over to Daniel Boone Regional Library to join fellow Columbians in a book discussion of You Know When the Men Are Gone by Siobhan Fallon.
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Take a break from your normal Wednesday evening routine and catch the doc If a Tree Falls through Columbia Public Library’s Center Aisle Cinema.
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Think you’ve led a long and interesting life thus far? Ready to pen your first memoir? If so, you’re in luck. This Saturday, Columbia Public Library will host a memoir writing workshop.
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And then there were two. Choosing from more than 100 selections, the One Read reading panel narrowed the competition to two finalists, The Tiger’s Wife and Turn of Mind to take the title.
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Looking for some enlightenment on a Saturday afternoon? Feel the need to find some culture after the end of March Madness and the beginning of baseball season? Search no further than your local library!
Walter Bargen, Missouri’s first poet laureate, will be visiting the Columbia Public Library Saturday, April [...]
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Just in time for spring break, place a hold on one of Columbia Public Library’s most in-demand books and delve into some much-needed pleasure reading.
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If you haven’t already heard by now, the True/False Film Fest is just around the corner. The documentaries in the line-up were announced last week to much anticipation.
In case you couldn’t go last year, there is a chance to see what you missed! If you did go and just loved the films shown, here’s a chance to watch your favorites all over again!
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