For All Ages
Summer Reading closing party with Mad Science
On June 27th at noon, come to the library for our Summer Reading closing party featuring Mad Science. We will be wrapping up our Summer with games galore, prizes aplenty, yummy treats, followed by a mind-blowing show by Mad Science …
Summer Lunch Program
We are happy to announce that the library will be a Summer Food Program distribution site again this year. Open to all children and teens ages 1-18. No registration or identification is required. Everyone receiving a meal must be present …
Wisconsin Mike Schneider and the Magic of Music
On Thursday, June 12th at 1 pm, award winning polka musician Mike Schneider is coming to the library …
Juggler Extraordinaire Richard Renner
Wacky adventures await on Tuesday, June 17th at 1pm, when Richard Renner, Juggler Extraordinaire performs his Circus Arts Act! …
2025 Summer Reading Signup
Register Online Program runs June 2nd through June 27th Sign up starts May 19th. The Children’s Summer Reading Program How it Works The Children’s Summer Reading Program is open to kids ages 0-11 years old.Earn prizes by reading 4, 8, …
Saturday Arcade
Attention competitors, players, and gamers. If you want to play games for FREE, then come join us at the library on Saturdays this summer at 10am. For ages 10 and up. Game consoles available: Playstation 5 Xbox Series X Nintendo …
Modern Arcade
Attention competitors, players, and gamers. If you want to play games for FREE, then come join us at the library on the second Tuesday of every month at 4pm. For ages 10 and up. Game consoles available: Playstation 5 Xbox …
Sunflower eLibrary – Libby Overdrive
Borrow ebooks and audiobooks to read on your phone or tablet using the Libby app by OverDrive. You can even send your borrowed ebooks to your Kindle ereader! It’s free and easy to get started. Great Selection Choose from bestsellers, …
Library Pickup Service
How to get started Go to our webpage and click on the catalog link on the right hand side of the page. You can also visit our catalog directly at catalog.lmlibrary.org. On the top right of the catalog page, it …
Request a book bundle
Want something new to read or watch but just don’t know what? Fill out a request form and we will find something for you! Tell us what sort of books or DVDs you want. If you aren’t satisfied with the …
For Adults
Luau Bunco – Adult Summer Reading
Adults, come join our Luau Bunco Party! Friday, June 13th at Noon Seating is limited, sign up online or at the front desk (Snacks will be served) …
Library and Lunch – June
In June we will meet to discuss“The Identicals” by Elin Hilderbrand. We’ll meet onTuesday, June 10that 12 p.m. Bring your lunch and join the discussion …
NoveList Plus
Looking for your next book? Want to find more authors like your favorites? NoveList Plus has all your reading answers. Find books that match your interests, read-alikes for your favorite titles and authors, or ready-made book lists on your favorite …
Chromebook kits and mobile Wi-Fi hotspots
Checkout a Chromebook and a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot from the library and take the internet home with you! What is it? A mobile hotspot is a portable device that provides internet access to any Wi-Fi enabled device within approximately 30 …
For Teens
Blacklight Paint
Teens, on Wednesday, June 11th at 4pm, paint your own masterpiece and see how it glows! Part of the Teen Summer Reading Program …
Teen Volunteer Opportunities
Need community service hours for school? You can complete community service hours in several different ways by volunteering with the Liberal Memorial Library! Check with the desk during open hours of Mon-Thurs 9 – 8 pm, Fri 9 – 6 …
For Kids
Smoky Hills Share-A-Story Presentation with Jennifer Hanson
On Tuesday, June 10th at 11 am, Smoky Hills PBS is coming to our library to present Share A Story “Curious George discovers the rainbow”. Each child will get a book to take home. Share a Story is a 45-60 minute …
LEGO Play Day
Unleash your imagination. On Thursday June 5th at 4 pm, join us for free-play with LEGO bricks galore! …
Evening Storytime
On Mondays at 5:30 pm, we’ll have stories, songs, crafts, and more! Plus, every child gets a free book to take home at every storytime. Evening Storytime is open to all ages …
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
Read 1000 books to your child before he/she enters school. Your child will receive a prize after each 200 books he/she reads. Sign up online or see more information …
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Ask about our 3D Printer
How do I find things to print? You can find print-ready files that you can download from sites like Thingiverse. What do I need to do to get my file printed? Fill out our online 3D printer project request form. You can also bring a flash drive with a .stl, .obj, .amf, or a pre-sliced gcode format file saved on it to the library. If your bring a pre-sliced gcode file, also bring a screenshot of the 3D printing software used to slice your project, including the estimated filament in grams or meters. Once we have your file, we will take it from there. Only designated library staff and volunteers will have hands-on access to the 3D printer. How much does it cost to print? It costs $0.10 per gram to print with a minimum charge of $0.50. For more information, see our FAQ page. Slicing Instructions If you want to use slicing software to manipulate and customize the files you find online, you can use these instructions. This will generate a gcode file that can be uploaded to the library's 3D printer.
- View instructions for making a multi-material (more than one color) 3D print with Canvas.
- View instructions for making a single-material (all one color) 3D print with PrusaSlicer.
Item Purchase Suggestion Form
Do you know of a book that isn’t in our library but you think it should be? Or are you interested in a particular subject but can’t find any books about it? You can use this form to help keep our library current and give suggestions about books or subjects that are of interest to you ...