Upcoming Events

Discover and explore the elements of documentary filmmaking: What it is, why it matters, and how you can use it to record the histories being made around us every day.

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.

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

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

Held weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

“I wisely started with a map.” – J.R.R. Tolkien

Explore our world, or make a brand new one during our map-making workshop! Learn cartography basics and come away with a cool map all your own. Materials provided.

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

For our first session, we will be making holiday greeting cards.

Come learn the art of paper filigree or quilling. We will be making a lovely ornament to take home. All materials will be provided.

Registration is required. Program intended for adults.

Even War Has Rules is a dynamic discussion of International Humanitarian Law (also know as the Laws of War) and how it governs armed conflict around the world.

Learn how to sew a garment from start-to-finish using a sewing pattern in this two-part workshop. During the first session, participants will learn terminology and techniques for pattern sewing and will lay out and cut their fabric.

Join us Monday mornings for a parent/child meet up! This includes space for play with a variety of toys. For ages 6 and under with a parent/caregiver.

Fun and learning for you and your little ones! Enjoy early literacy tips and hands-on activities together. For ages 0-5.

Weekly on Mondays and Wednesdays, except holidays.

Semanal los lunes y miércoles, excepto festivos.

Join us Monday mornings for a special surprise activity! For ages 6 and under with a parent/caregiver.

This month, we will discuss Fight Like Hell: The Untold History of American Labor

For November, we will be discussing, The Book of Two Ways by Jodi Picoult.

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.

Practice your reading skills and make a new, four-legged friend! Program is intended for ages 5–9.

Interested in role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons, but don't know where to start? Already a fan, and want to have some fun? Come to our Tabletop Role-Playing Game Club!

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.

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