Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth ages 5-18 are welcome to drop in and play chess whether you are just learning the pieces or ready for more advanced strategy.

Join us weekly on Wednesday evenings through August 26th for our Adult Game Night!

Bring some friends and make new ones while enjoying board games, card games, and more. We'll have games to play from our collection or you can bring your own to play and share!

This will be our last game night of the summer! Keep an eye on our events page for future game nights at the library.

Grades 7-12

TAB is a group of teens who meet at the library once a month to plan awesome events for teens, make suggestions to improve the teen space at the library, talk about books and movies, and more! Take advantage of this opportunity to make an impact on your community. Be heard, earn service hours, make new friends—all while representing teens at the library.

Stop by the CanTeen during open hours or during our monthly meeting to learn more about the group and how to join!

Teens entering grade 7 and up are welcome to come hang out with other teens and enjoy games and crafts!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth ages 5-18 are welcome to drop in and play chess whether you are just learning the pieces or ready for more advanced strategy.

Join us weekly on Wednesday evenings through August 26th for our Adult Game Night!

Bring some friends and make new ones while enjoying board games, card games, and more. We'll have games to play from our collection or you can bring your own to play and share!

Best for ages 0-3 and their caregivers – Join us for stories and songs just right for our littlest patrons.

This Month’s Read: Creature Clinic

Tween Book Club will meet once a month in the summer to discuss a graphic novel and do book-related activities. Registration is required and will start at the beginning of each month.

Participants must register in order to receive a copy of the book to read. Sign up at the Children’s desk by August 10th.

Spend time with an experienced Wyoming rockhound to gain firsthand knowledge of the rocks, minerals, and geological features unique to our region!

Teens entering grade 7 and up are welcome to come hang out with other teens and enjoy games and crafts!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth ages 5-18 are welcome to drop in and play chess whether you are just learning the pieces or ready for more advanced strategy.

Join us weekly on Wednesday evenings through August 26th for our Adult Game Night!

Bring some friends and make new ones while enjoying board games, card games, and more. We'll have games to play from our collection or you can bring your own to play and share!

Join us on Wednesday mornings throughout the summer for fun all-ages activities like visits from State Parks, sing-alongs, animal visits, and more!

Our annual opportunity for builders ages 4 and up (adult builders are welcome too!) to display their creative builds and see what fellow Lego-enthusiasts have built!

Registration required, last day to register is August 3rd. Stop by the Children’s desk to register and learn more about creation constraints/build information for the Exhibition!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth ages 5-18 are welcome to drop in and play chess whether you are just learning the pieces or ready for more advanced strategy.

Join us weekly on Wednesday evenings through August 26th for our Adult Game Night!

Bring some friends and make new ones while enjoying board games, card games, and more. We'll have games to play from our collection or you can bring your own to play and share!

Join us with Sinks Canyon State Park to learn all about ferrets!

Before Wyoming will be screened freely for the public in the Lander Library’s Carnegie Room on Friday, July 31 at 6:00 p.m. A Q&A with director Geoff O’Gara and producer Lynette St. Clair will follow the screening.

Before Wyoming: The West in 1776  enlarges the narrative of 1776 America, looking beyond the eastern seaboard to the vast interior of the continent, where another story of dramatic upheaval was unfolding.  

The film explores the overlooked history of the American West during the Revolutionary era: a time when this vast region between the coasts was little more than a dreamscape for European and American expansion, sight unseen. Far from empty, these lands were home to thriving Indigenous nations with complex political systems, economies, spiritual traditions, and artistic practices, recorded in Winter Counts, hide paintings, and oral histories passed down through generations.

By the People: Conversations Beyond 250 is a series of community-driven programs created by humanities councils in collaboration with local partners. The initiative was developed by the Federation of State Humanities Councils and the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage.

Best for ages 0-3 and their caregivers – Join us for stories and songs about worms and see our worm farm.

Teens entering grade 7 and up are welcome to come hang out with other teens and enjoy games and crafts!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth ages 5-18 are welcome to drop in and play chess whether you are just learning the pieces or ready for more advanced strategy.

Join us weekly on Wednesday evenings through August 26th for our Adult Game Night!

Bring some friends and make new ones while enjoying board games, card games, and more. We'll have games to play from our collection or you can bring your own to play and share!

Best for kids ages 4-12.  We’ll hunt for treasure around the library!

Join artist Twila Estrada for the second in our two-part creative workshop series. In this session, participants will bring their scenes to life with a variety of visual media. Ages 18 and up. No registration required.

Youth ages 10-18 will join our Dungeonmaster and be led on an epic adventure during this month’s campaign!

This Month’s Read: Guts

Tween Book Club will meet once a month in the summer to discuss a graphic novel and do book-related activities. Registration is required and will start at the beginning of each month.

Participants must register in order to receive a copy of the book to read. Sign up at the Children’s desk by July 20th.

Come dance with us at the library! Our monthly dance parties for preschool-aged kiddos have plenty of songs, stories, and dancing. Caregivers are required to be present, and may even find it impossible to resist joining in the fun!

Teens entering grade 7 and up are welcome to come hang out with other teens and enjoy games and crafts!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth ages 5-18 are welcome to drop in and play chess whether you are just learning the pieces or ready for more advanced strategy.