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.
The group will be discussing People Love Dead Jews: Reports from a Haunted Present by Dara Horn on Saturday, May 3rd at 3pm.
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If only a few people show up, we will reschedule this event for a later date.
Sky Lakes family medicine physician Dr. Stewart Decker is back for another jargon-free discussion on health issues! This month will cover coping with chronic pain, plus a town-hall-style “patient Q&A” of general questions. (Also a great time to suggest future Doc Talk topics!) Like our Lay Person Legal presenters, Dr. Decker’s ability to comment on your specific condition is limited.
Documentary director Ismael Vásquez Bernabé turns his camera on his hometown: the Indigenous community of San Pedro Amuzgos in Oaxaca, Mexico, known as “the town of the spinners.” The Weavers’ Songs focuses on three key figures of the community: a legendary violinist and his son, and the director’s own mother, who is the only one of her sisters who still practices the art of weaving…
Our latest legal-topics-for-regular-folks seminar covers issues of consumer debt. Learn how you can use bankruptcy to get out from under debt and avoid collection agencies, along with issues you may encounter when dealing with large amounts of debt. (Please note that while our presenter, Karen Oakes, is an attorney specializing in bankruptcy, she is not your attorney and cannot give you specific legal advice.)
The more Adverse Childhood Experiences a person has as a child – events like neglect, abuse, growing up around substance abuse and more – the more likely that person is to have health problems later in life. But there’s good news – the presence of a single caring adult can offset the impact of ACEs. Learn how you can be that caring adult on Wednesday, April 16th from 2 pm to 4 pm. This event is co-sponsored by Klamath County Public Health.
Poetry group Spoken Word returns to the library on Sunday, April 13th at 2 pm for their 5th annual event celebrating National Poetry Month! Members of Spoken Word will share portions of their work. Light refreshments available.
Let’s play one of the world’s most popular collectible card games! Bring your own deck or play with one we’ve built especially for beginners! For teens and adult players ages 12 and up.
Fun just for us! No parents, no siblings, just fun activities for tweens ages 9-12.
The Mystery Readers Book Group is the perfect book club if you love a good mystery! The group will be reading a wide range of mysteries – from cozy whodunits to fast-paced thrillers to true crime. We meet on the third Thursday of the month at 4pm at the downtown Klamath County Library.
We'll be discussing April in Spain by John Banville on Thursday, April 17th at 4pm.