Due to a staffing emergency, we've had to postpone our tutorial workshop series for the 3D printer. We're very sorry for the inconvenience. Keep an eye on klamathlibrary.org/calendar for a rescheduled date.
This ain’t your grandpappy’s hide & seek. The downtown Klamath County Library is hosting an After-Hours Extreme Hide & Seek event for ages 12-18 on Friday, May 27th from 8pm to 10pm.
Sure, there are lots of quiet places in the library… but not very many places to stay hidden for very long. Certainly not while there are things… hunting you…
Get started Pine Needle Basket Weaving with a free three-week introductory course to learn the basics!
Through hands-on instruction, participants will learn about the materials needed, and the techniques to get started for creating unique Pine Needle Baskets!
Get started Pine Needle Basket Weaving with a free three-week introductory course to learn the basics!
Through hands-on instruction, participants will learn about the materials needed, and the techniques to get started for creating unique Pine Needle Baskets!
Get started Pine Needle Basket Weaving with a free three-week introductory course to learn the basics!
Through hands-on instruction, participants will learn about the materials needed, and the techniques to get started for creating unique Pine Needle Baskets!
Planting Day! Free Activities for kids of all ages!
Help us plant a new children's garden at the library and get free seeds to plant your own.
Join the Northside Garden Club on Tuesday, May 24th at 1pm at the South Suburban Branch Library for a discussion about the impact of fire on the landscape at Lava Beds National Monument and Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge in nearby northern California.
David Hays, the Natural Resources Program Manager at Lava Beds & Tule Lake, will show how fire is a natural part of the rugged, volcanic landscape, and how the plants that thrive there have adapted to fire in various ways.
In honor of National Poetry Month, you are cordially invited to Poetry & Pie at the Keno Library.
Find a poem at the library
Read a poem by a favorite poet
Read a poem from Basin Bards: Poems by 44 Klamath Poets
Read something you wrote
Come to read a poem or just listen ... and then enjoy some pie!
The downtown Klamath County Library is celebrating National Poetry Month with a teen poetry contest!
From sonnets to Viking epics to minimalist haiku and rap lyrics, there are lots of ways to express yourself through poetry, and we want to see yours! The winning poet will take home a $20 gift card to a local bookstore, and their work will be featured on the library’s website and Facebook page.
New! Pizza & Graphic Novels Club – Thursday, April 28th at 5 pm. Eat pizza and chat about graphic novels on the last Thursday of every month at 5pm! (We'll be discussing Olivia Stephens' Artie and the Wolf Moon at the first meeting on April 28th - sign up and pick up your copy of the book at the Youth Services desk starting Friday, April 1st.)
For ages 12-18.