The Memoir Book Group meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 6pm to discuss a variety of perspectives on the human condition: tales of humor, tragedy, persecution and triumph.
For more information, email Amanda at InterLibraryLoan@KlamathLibrary.org or call 541-882-8894. You can pick up your copy of the current title at the downtown library's Information and Reference Desk.
The Library Advisory Board meets at noon on the third Wednesday of each month. Interested members of the public are welcome to attend.
The Board is meeting both online and in person. If you would like to attend in person, please call the library at 541-882-8894 ahead of your visit. If you would like to attend via Zoom teleconferencing, please email Library Director Nathalie Johnston at njohnston@klamathlibrary.org to request a video link.
Professor Franny mentors budding comics artists as they make mini-comics (or dioramas, or videos) and dream up wacky new stories!
Lemon Brick Road Comics Club meets online from noon to 3 pm on the second Saturday of the month. New members are always welcome – email smiller@klamathlibrary.org for the link to join in. For ages 12-18.
Dr. Diabolical has been plotting and scheming and is ready with their most devious scheme yet! Do you have what it takes to find the clues and foil Dr. Diabolical’s evil plans? Registration required – sign up at the Youth Services desk. For ages 12-18.
Test your brain against our Jeopardy!-style trivia game on a wide variety of categories! For ages 6-12.
Miss Katie and volunteer Spanish language educator Reina Barton are presenting a brand new program to develop Spanish language skills! Enjoy stories, songs, activities and crafts, as well as free play time to work on your conversation skills en español. Ages 0-12.
The library’s gong sounded, marking closing time. “All right,” the players said as they packed up the pieces of Die Hard: The Board Game, on the cusp of seeing hero John McClane finish his battle against the heavily-armed thieves in Nakatomi Plaza. “We’ll finish it next time.”
That was 18 months ago.
Since the early 1900s, wildlife photographers have used their images to advocate for conservation of the country’s natural resources, including the creation of the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge. Learn how wildlife photography helps folks connect with nature in America’s public lands with an online presentation by park ranger Steve Rooker on Wednesday, September 15th at 2pm.
You don’t need a telescope to search the night skies! Learn all about how you can use binoculars, mobile device apps and your good ol’ eyesight to explore astronomy with Astronomy at Home on Thursday, September 16th at 6pm at the downtown Klamath County Library.
Foreign Film Night is back at the downtown Klamath County Library! We’re screening the Oscar-nominated Romanian documentary Collective on Tuesday, September 14th at 5:30 pm!