The Nonfiction Book Group meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 6pm to discuss a variety of perspectives on science, politics, memoir, history and more.
The Nonfiction Book Group meets "hybrid" style, both in person and online via Zoom. For more information or the link to the video chat, email Amanda at InterLibraryLoan@KlamathLibrary.org or call 541-882-8894.
Come play on our Nintendo Wii! For ages 6-12.
Come play on our Nintendo Wii! For ages 6-12.
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!
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.
Spend some quality time with your little ones! We’ll provide stories and activities for you to enjoy at your own pace. Geared toward little ones 3 and under and their grownups.
Topics around death and dying are often awkward to talk about, but discussing them with your family is the best way to make sure your final wishes are followed through, and the framing of a “Death Café” can help you practice those conversations.
A couple’s lives takes a turn for the absurd in the Israeli comedy Golden Voices, screening at the downtown Klamath County Library on Tuesday, April 12th at 5:30 pm.
Let’s learn Spanish! The downtown library’s Spanish-language events with Miss Katie and volunteer Spanish language educator Reina Barton have been so popular, we’re adding more events and welcoming a new volunteer teacher, Paola Westfall! Join us on the second Monday of each month (April 11th) for a full day of stories, songs, activities and crafts and more to develop your conversation skills en español: