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It’s back-to-school time, and that doesn’t just mean for the kids. Johnson County Library offers free academic tools for learners of all ages. All you need is a Library card. There are plenty of physical books and online resources available, and if you need a quiet place to reflect or collaborate, reserve a room at any of the 14 branches up to three months in advance. For elementary…
Johnson County Library is planning for the future, and your voice can make a difference. Libraries are more than books. They are places to learn new skills, connect with neighbors, use technology, discover ideas and find resources that support everyday life. As Johnson County grows and changes, the Library wants to make sure it grows with you. That’s why it’s time to refresh the Comprehensive…
Some digital resources available through Johnson County Library will be changing. The good news is that you will soon have access to even more research tools at jocolibrary.org, giving you continued access to trusted information for school, work, business and personal learning. What's changing? Beginning Aug. 1, 2026, the State Library of Kansas will discontinue…
Summer in Kansas means staying cool and making the most of your downtime. You might lounge by the pool, escape the afternoon heat inside with the air conditioning or take a road trip to somewhere new. With your Johnson County Library card, you can do all of that and still access thousands of free digital…
Returning a mail ballot will be more convenient for Johnson County voters this election season. For the first time, every Johnson County Library branch will have an official ballot drop box as part of the Library’s longstanding partnership with Johnson County Election Office. The expansion places secure ballot drop boxes at all 14 Library locations, making it easier for…
Registered Kansas voters will have an opportunity to vote in a primary election beginning with advance voting July 18. Voters may see primary candidates for their designated party for national office, state office, county office as well as city precinct office. Additionally, there is a ballot measure for a state constitutional amendment that all registered…
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary in 2026, Johnson County Library invites you to recognize America’s past, present and future through free programs, local history resources and museum experiences. The nationwide America250 commemoration coincides with the FIFA World Cup 2026™, bringing renewed attention to the nation’s history and culture. At the Library, the…
Johnson County Library is investing in more welcoming, accessible branches with renovations, upgrades and new spaces across the county.
The Kansas City metro has welcomed the world to our communities this summer! Now’s the time to learn about the world from right here at home. Whether you’re trying to avoid the increased traffic or just want some background information should you happen to meet some of our guests, CultureGrams from ProQuest can help you…
June is Pride Month, a time to recognize the history, achievements and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities. At Johnson County Library, patrons can explore that history and discover stories that reflect a wide range of experiences. Pride Month traces its roots to the Stonewall Uprising in New York City in June…
