Week Calendar

Come learn about your family history along with fellow genealogy enthusiasts. This informal group meets on the second Thursday of each month.  

For the final event in our wellness series, we will have a temporary labyrinth set up outside the library. A labyrinth is a simple circuit with a singular path.

Step right up to the Science Circus, where Newtonian physics takes center stage in a thrilling blend of science, comedy, and circus arts!

FVRLibraries bookmobiles offer a diverse selection of library materials. Wi-Fi is available in the vicinity of the bookmobile where cell service is present.

Build a catapult and see how far and high you can launch miniature objects!

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.

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!

*Book return available at this location.

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.

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.

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.

This is not your traditional storytime – and it is not just about reading.

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!

Want to know more about your library? Call for an appointment for yourself or a group for a tour of the building and our online resources. Not a good time for you? Let us know when you'd like a tour! All ages welcome.

*Held at the Little Free Library inside Vancouver Mall.

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

This program is designed to help you improve your flexibility and increase your range of motion. Suitable for beginners as well as active older adults. This program is led by a volunteer from the YMCA.

This is not your traditional storytime – and it is not just about reading.

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

So, you think you want to grow your own apples? Learn all the do’s and don’ts before you leap.

Master Gardener Series

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.

Join our facilitated group for high-intermediate level Spanish speakers.

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

Blood donations can help save people's lives. Please consider donating blood today for the Red Cross blood drive.

Want help filing a tax return, reviewing a letter from the IRS, or just have a tax question? Want help submitting an application for the Washington Working Families Tax Credit?

*Book return available at this location.

Explore light, reflections, and symmetry as you make your own kaleidoscope!

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.

*Book return available at this location.

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.

In this class, presented by Kathy Boyd of Declutterfly PDX, you will learn the art of paper organization, what to keep and what to shred and how to create an efficient filing system.

Join us for a trio of presentations in partnership with Garden Delights Herb Farm.

Join certified yoga therapist and yoga teacher Sarah Nelsen for a chair yoga class focused on gentle movement, stretching, and stillness to relieve tension and stress and help focus the mind while calming the nervous system.

Culinary herbs like cilantro, rosemary, thyme, basil and dill and are a great addition to the home garden. Growing them yourself is fun and rewarding and can be a fraction of the cost of buying them at the store.

Drop in Wednesday afternoons for crafts. All ages welcome!

It's sure to be a blast as we as we launch into Summer At Your Library. You can sign-up for summer reading, participate in a craft or activity, and enjoy some light refreshments.

Session 1: 2:30–3:30 pm

Drop in any time to learn to play D&D or hang out and play board games with friends! 

Grades 4–12- No registration required

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. 

Run, jump and get active with a fun day of Field Day Games!

Teen activities every Friday, all summer! 

Kick off the summer with tie-dye, all supplies provided. 

Prepare to be amazed as we unlock the secrets of the universe with Sir Isaac Newton's timeless experiments brought to life!

Get ready to be amazed by this captivating presentation of 15 live reptiles from around the globe as The Reptile Man brings his expertise and humor to educate & entertain.

Join Whole Washington and the Clark County League of Women Voters for a community conversation about the woes of our current f

Join certified yoga therapist and yoga teacher Sarah Nelsen for a yoga class focused on gentle strength and stretching as well as calming the nervous system. We will use gentle movement, breath and guided relaxation to relieve tension and stress.

Improve your English language reading, writing, and speaking skills. Classes are hosted by a TESOL* certified instructor from Goodwill Industries.

For the final event in our wellness series, we will have a temporary labyrinth set up outside the library. A labyrinth is a simple circuit with a singular path.

Improve your English language reading, writing, and speaking skills. Classes are hosted by a TESOL* certified instructor from Goodwill Industries. Textbook and materials are provided.

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

For the final event in our wellness series, we will have a temporary labyrinth set up outside the library. A labyrinth is a simple circuit with a singular path.

For the final event in our wellness series, we will have a temporary labyrinth set up outside the library. A labyrinth is a simple circuit with a singular path.

For the final event in our wellness series, we will have a temporary labyrinth set up outside the library. A labyrinth is a simple circuit with a singular path.

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

For the final event in our wellness series, we will have a temporary labyrinth set up outside the library. A labyrinth is a simple circuit with a singular path.

Immerse yourself in a world of adventure! Join your fellow heroes and do battle with monsters while seeking legendary treasures. Whether you are wanting to learn or an experienced player, come play Dungeons and Dragons (5th Edition).

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.

Learn how to identify plants by understanding plant structures. Find the similarities in plant families to narrow the search when trying to ID a plant.

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: 

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In June, our group will read Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai.

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 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.

Come hang out with friends, play games, craft, and chat about your favorite things!

Join us every Thursday for a couple hours of low-key fun.

Snacks are provided by Friends of Vancouver Community Library.

Teen Video Game Club is a chill place to hang out, play games, and meet new friends! TVGC was created by teens, for teens, and all activities are decided by club 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.

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

Have you always wanted to learn how to knit? Or maybe you're already a knitting pro and are looking for a fun way to connect with other knitters. Either way, we've got the perfect event for you!

Join the Friends of Washougal Community Library for bingo! All funds raised will go towards the new library building project. Beverages and snacks available.

Join us for an evening of jazz in the amphitheater with the Goldendale High School Jazz Band.

Willamette Writers helps writers find their community, develop their craft, and expand their careers at our monthly chapter meetings.

For June, we will be discussing Empress of the Nile by Lynne Olson.

This group provides an opportunity for conversation on a wide range of topics of interest to the group members. Group members need not speak completely error-free Spanish, and they may have some gaps in their Spanish vocabulary.

OSU Hood River Extension Central Gorge Master Gardeners welcome home gardeners of all abilities to attend this interactive presentation which is designed to aid your growth as a gardener by Master Gardeners Emily Stevenson and Cyndi Solis.

Practice your Spanish-speaking skills with other adults (18+). We help each other learn!

Join our facilitated group for intermediate-level Spanish speakers.

We will be meeting weekly except for the third Thursday of each month.

This month we are discussing Lessons In Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus.

Join us in-person for a night of nerf wars, food and games.

This is an after hours event and no library services will be available. Please arrive by 6 pm so you don't get locked out and miss out on the fun.

For ages 12–18 only.

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