The Klamath Basin Genealogical Society DNA Interest Group, which focuses on using DNA data in genealogy research, meets at the downtown Klamath County Library on the first Monday of the month at 1:30 pm. (The full Society meets on the second Thursday of each month at 6 pm.)
The general public is always welcome to join in at both meetings.
For more help with your genealogy research, see our genealogy page.
The Alphabeticians play family-friendly rock 'n' roll.
The Alphabeticians (aka Mr. Hoo and Mr. e, aka Jeff Inlay and Eric Levine) are music educators when they’re not on tour with their guitars and kazoos. You can find more about them, including samples from their albums, at thealphabeticians.wixsite.com.
The Alphabeticians play family-friendly rock 'n' roll.
The Alphabeticians (aka Mr. Hoo and Mr. e, aka Jeff Inlay and Eric Levine) are music educators when they’re not on tour with their guitars and kazoos. You can find more about them, including samples from their albums, at thealphabeticians.wixsite.com.
The Alphabeticians play family-friendly rock 'n' roll.
The Alphabeticians (aka Mr. Hoo and Mr. e, aka Jeff Inlay and Eric Levine) are music educators when they’re not on tour with their guitars and kazoos. You can find more about them, including samples from their albums, at thealphabeticians.wixsite.com.
The Creature Teachers animal ambassadors are back! The scaly, slithery critters (and their human friends) are returning to Klamath County Libraries for our Summer Reading Program Performance Series.
The Creature Teachers are on a mission to educate through up-close-and-personal encounters with live animals, aiming to dispel the fear that some have toward reptiles, spiders, and other “creepy crawlies.” You can follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pg/CreatureTeachersOregon.
The Creature Teachers animal ambassadors are back! The scaly, slithery critters (and their human friends) are returning to Klamath County Libraries for our Summer Reading Program Performance Series.
The Creature Teachers are on a mission to educate through up-close-and-personal encounters with live animals, aiming to dispel the fear that some have toward reptiles, spiders, and other “creepy crawlies.” You can follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/pg/CreatureTeachersOregon.
The Creature Teachers animal ambassadors are back! The scaly, slithery critters (and their human friends) are returning to Klamath County Libraries for our Summer Reading Program Performance Series.
Our Sprague River Library hosts a folk music performance by Red Yarn!
Our Keno Branch hosts a folk music performance by Red Yarn!
Red Yarn (aka Andy Furgeson, a variety of musical collaborators and an entourage of animal puppets) is a folk music band dedicated to celebrating America’s multicultural musical heritage by bringing both traditional folk music and original indie-rock compositions to audiences across the country – including big venues like Austin City Limits and South by Southwest. You can find more about Red Yarn, including music videos, at redyarnproductions.com.
Our Malin Branch hosts a folk music performance by Red Yarn!
Red Yarn (aka Andy Furgeson, a variety of musical collaborators and an entourage of animal puppets) is a folk music band dedicated to celebrating America’s multicultural musical heritage by bringing both traditional folk music and original indie-rock compositions to audiences across the country – including big venues like Austin City Limits and South by Southwest. You can find more about Red Yarn, including music videos, at redyarnproductions.com.