This event is full. For more information about future sessions of the course, email Lia at ladamson@klamathlibrary.org.

Learn all about how to design and produce your own objects from moldable plastic with the library's 3D printer! We're hosting a four-part course on Thursdays in May covering the basics of 3D printing for adults.

Participants will learn how to design models, have a chance to print their models, get troubleshooting tips for when printing goes wrong, and complete an escape room challenge.

This event is full. For more information about future sessions of the course, email Lia at ladamson@klamathlibrary.org.

Learn all about how to design and produce your own objects from moldable plastic with the library's 3D printer! We're hosting a four-part course on Thursdays in May covering the basics of 3D printing for adults.

Participants will learn how to design models, have a chance to print their models, get troubleshooting tips for when printing goes wrong, and complete an escape room challenge.

This event is full. For more information about future sessions of the course, email Lia at ladamson@klamathlibrary.org.

Learn all about how to design and produce your own objects from moldable plastic with the library's 3D printer! We're hosting a four-part course on Thursdays in May covering the basics of 3D printing for adults.

Participants will learn how to design models, have a chance to print their models, get troubleshooting tips for when printing goes wrong, and complete an escape room challenge.

This event is full. For more information about future sessions of the course, email Lia at ladamson@klamathlibrary.org.

Learn all about how to design and produce your own objects from moldable plastic with the library's 3D printer! We're hosting a four-part course on Thursdays in May covering the basics of 3D printing for adults.

Enjoy some chill time while watercolor painting! For ages 12-18.

The downtown Klamath County Library and Klamath County Public Health are teaming up to help our community better understand Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) with a pair of events in May.

The downtown Klamath County Library and Klamath County Public Health are teaming up to help our community better understand Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) with a pair of events in May.

Visit the downtown Klamath County Library for a new monthly event – hands-on workshops with medieval history buffs from the Society for Creative Anachronism! Join us for “Time Travel Tuesdays” on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 5pm. We’ll be meeting on Tuesday, Mary 23^rd to learn all about inkle weaving!

Discover the joys of nature writing with author Marina Richie! The downtown Klamath County Library is hosting “Come to Your Senses: Nature Writing for Adults” on Saturday, May 20^th from 1 pm to 3 pm.

Richie will walk participants through engaging all five senses to take in details from the environment. She’ll take you through writing activities to stretch your vocabulary, jazz up your sentence rhythm, and broaden your metaphors.

Whether you’re working through grief or making end-of-life arrangements, conversations about death and dying are very important – and, often, awkward to have. Local death doula Marci McEnroe is hosting a monthly gathering at the downtown Klamath County Library to help you get comfortable with these topics: join us on Wednesday, May 24^th at 6 pm.