Upcoming Events

Join Clark County Poet Laureate Susan Dingle for a generative writing workshop in which we will experiment with a variety of prompts to encourage creativity and self-expression.

Drop in for informal chess games. Bring your own board and chess pieces or use ours. All ages and abilities welcome!

Working in teams of 2–3 participants we'll design experiments and carry out measurements to discover how forces such as friction and gravity influence the way their Hot Wheels® move and the distances they can go.

Get your dancing shoes on—or really any shoe, boot, slipper that you can find, and join us as we learn line dances for fun and exercise.

Art Chats are held once a month to promote awareness of art in our area, to encourage sharing our own art, to teach art techniques, to share local art events, and to network with your peers.

Join our volunteer led writing group where you can share excerpts from your work, get tips, and help other fellow writers.

Dust off that long ago knitting project and finally get it finished. Meet other knitters and needle workers, ask questions, and get help from others on those tricky projects. This is an informal group that meets weekly.

Practice speaking English in a group setting, led by a native-speaking volunteer. This group is intended for students who already speak basic English but want to practice conversation. Only English will be spoken. Meets weekly on Thursdays.

Bring your current project and meet with fellow knitters, crocheters, and other needle crafters. All skill levels welcome. Share tips, techniques, patterns, and enjoy the company of fellow yarn crafters. 

If you'd love to write more but don't have a project in mind, this is the group for you! The process of writing can be rewarding, regardless of the product: journal, memory book, brain dump, lists or whatever else you can think of.

Join our drop-in stitchery group! Bring your project to work on at this informal get-together. Any stitchery hobby is welcome: knitting, crochet, spinning, lap quilting, needlepoint, counted cross-stitch—even mending!

Kids and their parents/caregivers are invited to come and discover the world of FIRST LEGO® League Robotics.

Stop by the Yacolt Library Express every Wednesday and Friday, anytime between 11 am–5 pm, and create a family friendly craft.

Join us every Friday afternoon for creating, experiencing, and merriment for kids and families. Drop in anytime during the hour.

Join us for snacks, fun and games, and take part in Teen Council. 

Kids and their parents/caregivers are invited to come and discover the world of FIRST LEGO® League Robotics.

Do you like a challenge or just some fun entertainment? Then come for an afternoon of open play board games the last Sunday of the month. A variety of board games will be provided from the library's collection.

Working in teams of 2–3 participants we'll design experiments and carry out measurements to discover how forces such as friction and gravity influence the way their Hot Wheels® move and the distances they can go.