Upcoming Events

Join Ms. Heather for a storytime designed especially for preschool age children. We will share some great stories, songs and activities!  

How good are your typing skills? We bet they are good enough to come and put them to the test with Nitro Typing. You will use your typing skills to race other participants in this fun class.

Salina Public Library, in partnership with St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church, will provide free grab-and-go lunches this summer. Pickup will begin May 28th and run through August 2nd. Priority will be given to youth ages 0-18.

Help prevent the summer slide. Participants will work with a licensed teacher in Math and Reading. Learning is individualized and our teacher will assist with questions.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to make a working, programmable robot? Well, join us in Robotics Club and learn how to build a robot and program it to do different tasks. This club meets 6 times for 2 weeks.

Help prevent the summer slide. Participants will work with a licensed teacher on their typing skills. Learning is individualized and our teacher will assist with questions.

Get dedicated assistance from Salina Public Library Technology Staff regarding your technology needs. Please make sure to bring necessary device(s) and logins/passwords to your appointment.

Come out and join us to go on an adventure playing Prodigy. Prodigy offers a fun interactive game involving using math skills to accomplish tasks and goals.

Join us for an engaging evening of trivia at Ad Astra, where the library hosts a monthly trivia night! Test your knowledge on various topics for a chance to win a gift card to Ad Astra.

Help prevent the summer slide. Participants will work with a licensed teacher in Math and Reading. Learning is individualized and our teacher will assist with questions. Registration allows access to that week's Monday-Thursday morning sessions.

The sale is located on the lower level of the Library.

Magical fun for all ages!

This is an exciting magic show that will get kids & families laughing, clapping, and participating.

There is lots and lots of audience participation!

Get dedicated assistance from Salina Public Library Technology Staff regarding your technology needs. Please make sure to bring necessary device(s) and logins/passwords to your appointment.

Salina Public Library, in partnership with St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church, will provide free grab-and-go lunches this summer. Pickup will begin May 28th and run through August 2nd. Priority will be given to youth ages 0-18.

Help prevent the summer slide. Participants will work with a licensed teacher in Math and Reading. Learning is individualized and our teacher will assist with questions.

Join us as we use our artistic skills and do some canvas painting while enjoying some tasty snacks.

Help prevent the summer slide. Participants will work with a licensed teacher on their typing skills. Learning is individualized and our teacher will assist with questions.

In this beginner Pokémon program, you can learn how to play the game, trade cards and meet fellow Pokémon fans! This program is great for beginners, but experienced players are also welcome!

Come out and join us to go on an adventure playing Prodigy. Prodigy offers a fun interactive game involving math skills to accomplish tasks and goals.

Come experience and appreciate film at Salina Art Center Cinema through Kanopy. We will have a discussion led by Cinema Manager Brooks Olivier and Librarian Ashley Will afterward.

Up to one hour of assistance per patron. Please make sure and bring your device and all logins and passwords you may need. Basic computer skills are required, such as the ability to use a mouse and keyboard.

Mystery Book of the Month is an opportunity to sign up to receive a book chosen by library staff that will be a mystery until you take it home! Books will be checked out to you for 28 days.

Salina Public Library, in partnership with St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church, will provide free grab-and-go lunches this summer. Pickup will begin May 28th and run through August 2nd. Priority will be given to youth ages 0-18.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to make a working, programmable robot? Well, join us in Robotics Club and learn how to build a robot and program it to do different tasks. This club meets 6 times for 2 weeks.