Blue Springs North Branch

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Own the Night @ the Library!

Calling all vampires, beasts, zombies, ghosts, and more! The Summer Reading Program starts next Monday, May 21st. The theme this year for teens is Own the Night.

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Calling All Young, Talented Artists!

Last year, over 100 works of art were submitted to our Young Artist Exhibition. This year, we are hoping for even more!

Artists between ages 7 - 18 may submit art in categories ranging from drawing, painting, photography, graphic art, and mixed media. Submissions will be accepted from May 14th through July 23rd. Local teachers, artists, and professionals will judge the submissions. Prizes will be awarded.

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Dream Big, Read!

Summertime is just around the corner, so how do we keep the reading bug alive?
Sign up for the Summer Reading Program at any Mid-Continent Public Library Branch!  

Fun ways to make reading enjoyable:

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Blue Springs North Branch

Blue Springs North Branch

The Blue Springs North Branch opened in 1993 when the Blue Springs South Branch simply could not manage all readers in Blue Springs. Last year, 178,488 patrons visited the branch.

Kids enjoy a petting zoo.

Events for Kids

There are many types of events at the library. You never know who you might meet or what you might learn! Check out the events list on this page to find a program for you.

Blue Springs North branch manager Susan Wray.

Blue Springs North Staff

Are you looking for an item? An answer? A suggestion? The Blue Springs North staff is here to help. If your branch staff don't know the answer to your question, they likely know where to help you look for answer. All you have to do is ask.

The programmin area decorated for Summer Reading Program.

Summer Reading Program Spirit

Summer Reading Program is a big deal at MCPL. Over 35,000 kids participate in the program each year. Those who do earn books and prizes as they build reading skills for the next school year.