Curious about participating in foster care? Interested in adoption? Learn what it takes to become a certified resource parent on Wednesday, July 29th at 5:30pm.
Oregon Department of Human Services representative Anna Lowther will show you how you can prepare to help a child in need in Klamath County through foster care. A panel of current certified resource parents will be on hand to answer your questions.
The local chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) is back with another Time Travel Craft at the downtown Klamath County Library!
We're making replicas of another real-life artifact on Thursday, July 30th at 5:30 pm! The "Martebo Bag" is named after a 14-century stone sculpture in the Martebo Church in Gotland, Sweden, which depicts a woman carrying items to market in a sack over her shoulder.
Our latest Art for All craft seminar series is a community quilting project! Unlike other Art for All workshops, participants will craft on one of three possible Thursdays at 6pm:
Registration appreciated! Click one of the dates above to reserve your spot.
Our latest Art for All craft seminar series is a community quilting project! Unlike other Art for All workshops, participants will craft on one of three possible Thursdays at 6pm:
Registration appreciated! Click one of the dates above to reserve your spot.
Our latest Art for All craft seminar series is a community quilting project! Unlike other Art for All workshops, participants will craft on one of three possible Thursdays at 6pm:
Registration appreciated! Click one of the dates above to reserve your spot.
Join us each month for a discussion of books that, for whatever reason, someone tried to ban from a library in America.
We'll be discussing the graphic novel adaptation of Lies My Teacher Told Me by James Loewen (illustrated by Nate Powell) on Friday, July 17th at 3:30pm.
Pick up your copy at the downtown library's Information & Reference Desk. (You can also check it out as an ebook through the Hoopla app.)
The Fiction Book Club reads fiction titles of all genres on the third Thursday of the month at noon.
We'll be discussing Prophet Song by Paul Lynch on Thursday, June 18th at 4pm. Pick up your copy at the Information & Reference desk! (If you need a copy sent to a branch, just call us at 541-882-8894. It's also available as an ebook via Hoopla.)
Join us at the downtown Klamath County Library to learn how to tie humble twine into charming, rustic flowers!
Join our Ukulele Club on the second Tuesday of the month! This monthly event is for adults and teens. Folks interested in beginner lessons should arrive at 5:30 pm; a general jam session for all skill levels starts at 6 pm.
This is a fun, welcoming club for strummers of all levels! Whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned uke enthusiast, you’re invited to come make music with us. We’ll meet monthly at the library for a casual jam session led by a song leader, with chords and lyrics displayed on the big screen so you can follow along—no textbooks required!
Read books about real issues! The Real Reads Book Group tackles a variety of current social issues – race, gender, immigration, poverty, criminal justice, and more – with nonfiction and memoir titles. We meet on the first Saturday of the month at 3pm at the downtown Klamath County Library.