Events Calendar

The Hub is hosting a Drum Circle! Join us for an evening of healing through music led by Nikki Stevenson, no previous experience required! We have a limited number of instruments available, and if needed we will incorporate hand percussion and instrument rotation so everyone is included.
*Please note that children under 7th grade must be accompanied by an adult.*
This is a bonus event included in our Create & Connect series focusing on the Mental Health benefits of creating and community.

Discover the Road to Freedom as part of Juneteenth. The event includes a discussion led by local historians and authors identifying historically significant sites important to the settlement and development of African Americans in Marion and Ralls counties.

"A discussion led by local historians and authors identifying historically significant sites important to the settlement and development of African Americans in Marion and Ralls Counties."

Time & Location
Jun 19, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

@ Canton Public Library, 403 Lewis St, Canton, MO 63435, USA

About the event
Canton's Juneteenth Celebration kicks off with storyteller WT Johnson, telling the story of Opal Lee - The Grandmother of Juneteenth. All ages welcome and refreshments will be served.

Dust off your Ukulele! Christina Hardy is bringing back The Hub’s Ukulele Club. All experience levels are welcome, and no prior knowledge is required! We’ll be learning some basics and then start playing some tunes together. This group is free, you just need a Ukulele to join us.
The initial meeting will take place Friday June 6th from 6 - 7 p.m. at The Hub. At the meeting we will discuss practice schedule and structure. Our goal is to meet each Friday(with some exceptions) beginning in June until Night Market, August 16th, 2025, when we will give a short performance together.

Learn basic sign language, including the ABC's, numbers, colors, identifying family members, manners, and basic sentences.

Memorial Medical Clinic Mobile is pleased to invite the community to an open
house event on Tuesday, June 24, from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM at Memorial Medical Clinic
Broadway located at 951 Broadway Street in Hamilton.

This come-and-go event will provide a firsthand look at Memorial’s mobile healthcare unit,
which exemplifies the hospital’s commitment to expanding access and serving rural
communities. Attendees will have the opportunity to tour the clinic, meet the care team, and
learn more about the services offered through this innovative model.

Developed through extensive research, Memorial Medical Clinic Mobile introduces a unique
program unlike any other in the region. To learn more, visit MHTLC.ORG.

You can join Friends of the Library on location to participate in this PREVIEW sale for members only and get a dozen books at half price as a membership perk. There is a large selection of good conditioned books arranged in broad subject order (fiction, science fiction/horror, non-fiction, history/biography, wellness, religion/philosophy, classics, westerns, etc) as well as a large selection of children and young adult books under a large tent as well as additional books and media (CDs, DVDs, Audio Books) in the adjacent Library Annex. Proceeds are reinvested in the public library.

Join us for a large selection of good conditioned books arranged in broad subject order (fiction, science fiction/horror, non-fiction, history/biography, wellness, religion/philosophy, classics, westerns, etc) as well as a large selection of children and young adult books under a large tent as well as additional books and media (CDs, DVDs, Audio Books) in the adjacent Library Annex. Proceeds are reinvested in the public library.

Dust off your Ukulele! Christina Hardy is bringing back The Hub’s Ukulele Club. All experience levels are welcome, and no prior knowledge is required! We’ll be learning some basics and then start playing some tunes together. This group is free, you just need a Ukulele to join us.
The initial meeting will take place Friday June 6th from 6 - 7 p.m. at The Hub. At the meeting we will discuss practice schedule and structure. Our goal is to meet each Friday(with some exceptions) beginning in June until Night Market, August 16th, 2025, when we will give a short performance together.

Join us for a large selection of good conditioned books arranged in broad subject order (fiction, science fiction/horror, non-fiction, history/biography, wellness, religion/philosophy, classics, westerns, etc) as well as a large selection of children and young adult books under a large tent as well as additional books and media (CDs, DVDs, Audio Books) in the adjacent Library Annex. There is a BAG SALE from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds are reinvested in the public library.