Learn about the 2026 upcoming Johnson County special elections by mail. Eligible voters get a ballot automatically and must return it by March 3.
Free tax help available
Filing taxes doesn’t have to be costly or confusing. Every year, many taxpayers pay unnecessary fees or miss valuable credits because they lack access to trusted help. Johnson County Library serves as a connector for tax assistance resources and partners with AARP to connect Kansas residents with free, secure tax preparation. Many services are available to help you file accurately and on time before…
Swifties and future-Swifties: Join us for the It’s a Love Story Event Series
You Belong With Me: A Swiftie Valentine Party - Friday, February 12–3 p.m. All ages: School is out so come celebrate the things you love with us! We'll have karaoke, crafts, dancing, and plenty of opportunities to shake it off (Library Version). This Is Me Trying: A Journaling & Self-Love Workshop - Monday, February 16…
February Marks 100 Years of Black History Month
February is Black History Month. This year, the observance reaches a milestone: 100 years since its first celebration. Guided by the theme set by the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), this centennial is a moment to look back at how the tradition began and why it still matters. How…
Introduction to the Library’s Youth Collection
Do you ever feel lost or overwhelmed trying to figure out where to find the books and materials you need in our Kids Sections? What do “E” and “J” mean, and which one is best for you? What ages or grade levels go with each? What type of video content will you find in “E” vs. “J?” What’s the difference between “ER…
Connor Mitts wins Library contest with poem “The Biggest Fan”
Connor Mitts won the Open Category for the theme Golazo! with his poem "The Biggest Fan" Bio statement: I was born and raised in Johnson County, Kansas. After 12 years of adventure in Colorado I've returned home with my wife and two children. I'm currently a stay at home dad who tries to stay busy in…
Celebrate Black History Month with African-American History from Infobase
February is Black History Month, a time to recognize, reflect on and celebrate the rich history, culture and contributions of Black people. This month, and throughout the year, the Library is proud to provide access to African-American History, an online resource provided by Infobase. The database offers trusted, in-depth content, including biographies, primary source documents, images, videos, timelines and scholarly articles. Patrons can…
Staff Pick: The Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science by Kate McKinnon
Marvelous! There's humor, madcap adventure, danger, oddball and outcast characters, an evil society of mad scientists, giant worms, etiquette school (danger), useful hermit crabs, and absurdity galore. And it's all presented with a narrative voice that feels like a highly caffeinated, manic cousin to Lemony Snicket; equally sarcastic, with similar sensibilities, yet much more animated…
Experience Kansas Day with fun facts and resources
What do pizza, ICEEs and a catfishing wizard have in common? Kansas. Each Jan. 29, the Sunflower State celebrates its birthday with Kansas Day. It’s a chance to discover the history and culture that make this place home. Johnson County Library offers books, archives and digital resources that bring the state’s past and present to life. Did You Know Kansas joined the Union…
Talk directly with lawmakers at Legislative Coffee Series
Johnson County Library, in partnership with the League of Women Voters of Johnson County, is bringing back the Legislative Coffee Series to foster respectful dialogue and community engagement. These free events give residents a chance to meet state senators and representatives who serve Johnson County, ask questions and learn about issues shaping daily life. The goal is to make government more…
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