Week Calendar

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Solo crafting got you down? Drop in weekly for our no-stakes craft sessions! Meetings are informal, and we welcome all projects and skill levels.

Bring your device and your questions and get basic tech help from a staff member. Learn how to navigate your mobile device, e-reader, website questions and more.

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.

Art Share, hosted by the Society of Washington Artists, welcomes you to join us monthly for discussions with fellow artists.  We encourage you to bring 1–2 pieces of your art to our meeting and share your inspirations, techniques and creative

Held weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

To participate in Conversation Circles, you should have enough command of the language to be able to: 

Held weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

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.

Join Integrated Movement Therapist and yoga teacher, Bonny Chipman for a chair yoga class focused on gentle movement, stretching, and mindfulness to relieve tension and stress while calming the nervous system.

Meet every third Thursday of the month to discuss Home Sharing in Clark County and provide technical assistance to anyone wanting help navigating the HomeShareOnline website.

Join us for a winter craft-a-thon! We will be making seasonal crafts throughout the season to decorate with and share.

For our second session, we will be making festive celebration garlands.

Join Integrated Movement Therapist and yoga teacher, Bonny Chipman, for a yoga class focused on gentle strength and stretching as well as calming the nervous system.

Immerse yourself in a world of adventure! Explore forbidding keeps, ancient ruins and dangerous dungeons. Join your fellow heroes and do battle with monsters while seeking legendary treasures.

Build reading skills and confidence by reading aloud to a certified therapy dog. For ages 5–9 years old.

Join us for a fun and exciting program filled with dangerous spells, fantastic creatures, and power beyond imagination as we play one of the most popular trading card games in existence: 

Join our mighty band of tween and teen adventurers for a game of Dungeons & Dragons! Do battle with monsters, solve interesting puzzles, and seek legendary treasures with the help of your fellow party members.

Immerse yourself in a world of adventure! Explore forbidding keeps, ancient ruins and dangerous dungeons. Join your fellow heroes and do battle with monsters while seeking legendary treasures.

Great books, no homework! Join us each month for a discussion and snacks. This book club has no required reading! Come meet new friends and share what you are currently reading, listening to, or watching.

Learn and practice American Sign Language with a skilled ASL teacher. Learn about deaf culture and history.  

This presentation combines martial arts, yoga, meditation, and Buddhist psychology to help individuals have a basic introduction to self-defense and situational awareness.

Practice speaking English in a group setting, led by a native-speaking volunteer.

Practique hablar inglés en un grupo, dirigido por un voluntario nativo.

Each month, we'll meet virtually to discuss a film that is available to stream on Kanopy, for free with your library card. Sign up, watch the film, and join us for a discussion.

To participate in Conversation Circles, you should have enough command of the language to be able to: 

Meets every third Thursday of the month.

Origami, the Japanese Art of Paper Folding, is not just a fun activity for kids, but it is also a mindful practice that helps anyone to relax and relieve stress.

Do you have any classics on your to-read list that you’ve been meaning to get around to?