Let's make the Klamath Basin a healthier place!
Healthy Klamath, a network comprised of governments, nonprofits and other organizations, have put together an action plan to improve community health, and they want to tell you all about it!
2026 marks the 250th year since the United States of America became a nation -- and if you pay attention to the news even a little bit, you know it's a complicated time to be an American.
The Beyond 250 Conversation Project by Oregon Humanities aims to untangle the complex stories of who we are as a nation or as a community. The downtown Klamath County Library is hosting one of them on Saturday, May 16th at 2pm: "Science, Religion, and Public Policy," facilitated by professor Prakash Chenjeri.
Join us Wednesday, May 6th at 5:30 pm for a screening of Perfect Days, a Japanese slice-of-life drama about a janitor who finds beauty in simple pleasures and everyday moments.
Hirayama spends his days cleaning public toilets in Tokyo's upscale Shibuya district. Despite having a repetitive routine doing something many people would rather not think about, Hirayama finds contentment in the simple things -- classic rock music, reading, gardening. As a glimpse into one man's ordinary life, Perfect Days asks us to notice the beauty in the mundane.
Our new Community Storytime event features stories and games with regular folks from across the Klamath Basin!
Join us Thursday, May 28th at 5pm for a visit from local author Whitney Wedam!
Community Storytime is open to all ages.
If you're interested in being a Community Storytime host, contact Gloria Reyes at greyes@klamathlibrary.org or 541-882-8894 ext. 34.
Our The Aging Journey seminar series continues!
Staff from Klamath Basin Behavioral Health (KBBH) are giving presentations on a variety of topics of interest to older folks Thursdays at 10 am at the downtown Klamath County Library.
Each presentation can be attended as a stand-alone; stop by for the topics that interest you!
Join us for:
Our The Aging Journey seminar series continues!
Staff from Klamath Basin Behavioral Health (KBBH) are giving presentations on a variety of topics of interest to older folks Thursdays at 10 am at the downtown Klamath County Library.
Each presentation can be attended as a stand-alone; stop by for the topics that interest you!
Join us for:
Our The Aging Journey seminar series continues!
Staff from Klamath Basin Behavioral Health (KBBH) are giving presentations on a variety of topics of interest to older folks Thursdays at 10 am at the downtown Klamath County Library.
Each presentation can be attended as a stand-alone; stop by for the topics that interest you!
Join us for:
Our The Aging Journey seminar series continues!
Staff from Klamath Basin Behavioral Health (KBBH) are giving presentations on a variety of topics of interest to older folks Thursdays at 10 am at the downtown Klamath County Library.
Each presentation can be attended as a stand-alone; stop by for the topics that interest you!
Join us for:
Stop by on the third Wednesday at 6 pm for a fun craft project!
This month, we're sculpting tissue paper into flowers, inspired by Livia Cetti's The Exquisite Book of Paper Flowers. Free materials available while supplies last (typically the first 25 attendees).
For more information, call 541-882-8894.
Let's grow a baby bean plant! Kids ages 12 and under can get a taste of gardening to celebrate spring.
We'll start our bean adventure on Thursday, May 7th at 5pm, where we'll set a bean up to sprout -- your choice of a Strike Snap Bush Bean, Provider Bush Bean or a Lima Bean -- in a sandwich bag. Two weeks later on May 21st at 5pm, we'll meet again to plant our tiny baby bean plants into biodegradable pots to work on their roots.
(To get the full experience, it's important to be present at both events!)