Across Klamath County, we’ll be uniting as a community to read and discuss a book together: How to Read the Constitution and Why by former Assistant U.S. Attorney Kim Wehle. Pick up your copy of the book at the downtown Klamath County Library starting Sunday, June 19th. (At a branch library? Just let your local library staff know and we’ll get you a copy through our courier system.)
Programs, performers and reading kicks off Monday, June 20th!
Visit any branch library to register for the Summer Reading Challenge and pick up a schedule beginning June 13th.
For more information, head to the Summer Reading Program 2022 hub.
Years of fundraising have finally come to fruition: the downtown Klamath County Library is debuting our new Garden Deck at a reception on Thursday, June 16th at 5pm.
Join us for refreshments and a celebration of all the people who have made the Garden Deck possible.
All branches of the Klamath County Library District will be closed on Monday, May 30th in observance of Memorial Day.
No library materials will be due on a day that the libraries are closed for a holiday.
February 13th through 19th is Love Our Library week at the Klamath County Libraries!
Now as always in our history, reading is among our greatest freedoms. We believe that librarians have a profound responsibility to give validity to that freedom to read by making it possible for the readers to choose freely from a variety of offerings.
The foreign policy discussion group Great Decisions is back at the Klamath County Library! The group will meet for nine weeks on Thursdays at 1 pm, starting Thursday, January 27th.
The Library Advisory Board meets at noon on the third Wednesday of each month at the downtown Klamath County Library. The public is invited, but please call 541-882-8894 in advance if you plan to attend, as the downtown library is closed at that time. (Note: due to COVID-19, the Board is currently meeting via Zoom, but meetings are still open to the public.
On the last Tuesday of each month at 10am, the Northside Garden Club features a talk with tips to help your garden and landscaping thrive!
You don’t have to be a member to attend.
This month, Northside Garden Club member Lana Ross will be presenting about the benefits of Integrated Pest Management and how to implement it in your garden.
Please join us for this informative presentation to learn more about safer, more holistic gardening practices.
Ross is an Oregon State University Master Gardener and retired junior high science teacher.
From March 14 - March 27, Chiloquin Branch Library will host a traveling exhibit from the Museum of Natural and Cultural History featuring innovations in Indigenous engineering. This exhibit is interactive and hands-on, with multiple learning stations.
Free class and free lunch! Registration not required!
This short series of classes provides a foundation in plant propagation, growth, nutrient requirements, soil management, seed saving, and site design.
Students learn practical skills that they will be able to take home and incorporate into their own garden.
Children's activities will also be available during the program.