12/23/24 @ 4:15pm – 12/23/24 @ 5:15pm Discovery Room Winfield Public Library Youth, grades 3-7, have an opportunity to tackle the Winfield Public Library’s 2024 Reading Challenge together!  December’s challenge is to read “a book set in Kansas or by a Kansas author.” The book club chose to read the classic, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum. We meet every Monday after school from 4:15 pm-5:15 pm and read the book aloud together each week. Youth may pop in and join us at ANY TIME!  Copies of the book are available at the library, and attendance at the club meetings is not required to participate. 

12/29/24 @ 2:00pm – 12/29/24 @ 4:00pm Study Room Winfield Public Library Celebrate a year well-read!  Bring your 2024 Reading Challenge mug – or our completed tracking card to claim one – and enjoy a variety of mug-friendly beverages.  Reading Challenge cards for 2025 will be available to kick-off the new year.

01/02/25 @ 2:00pm – 01/02/25 @ 5:00pm Community Room Winfield Public Library Grades 6-12 It’s 2025! Let’s party! Join us for our annual teen holiday soiree complete with treats, party games, and a “white elephant” gift exchange. White elephant gifts can be creative or funny *un-purchased* treasures, or if purchased, please keep it in the $5-10 range or less. 🙂 Relaxed and friendly- All teens are welcome! 

01/03/25 @ 12:00am – 01/08/25 @ 12:00am Winfield Public Library January is National Puzzle Month and WPL is celebrating with a community puzzle exchange!Here’s how it works:  bring your gently used jigsaw puzzles to the WPL front desk between January 3 and January 8. Puzzles must be at least 300 pieces, be in excellent condition, and contain all pieces in a zipper bag inside the puzzle box. For each gently used puzzle you contribute, you will receive one ticket to redeem for another’s gently used puzzle.Come back beginning Friday, January 10 to redeem your ticket(s) for new-to-you puzzles.

01/04/25 @ 11:00am – 01/04/25 @ 1:00pm Discovery Room Winfield Public Library Open to the public and coordinated by community members, this is an opportunity to visit with others that have or care about someone with Multiple Sclerosis.   This event has been created by a member or members of our community and is not a library program. Hosting and advertising this event on behalf of our community does not imply an endorsement of the event or any information shared within. WPL supports members of our community gathering and learning together through the provision of space and resources.