The Fiction Book Club reads fiction titles of all genres on the third Thursday of the month at 4pm.
We'll be discussing Orbital by Samantha Harvey on Thursday, Feb. 19th at 4pm. Pick up your copy at the Information & Reference desk! (If you need a copy sent to a branch, just call us at 541-882-8894.)
¡Conozca la Biblioteca del Condado de Klamath! Organizamos un evento mensual para destacar los servicios bibliotecarios de interés para los trabajadores migrantes y sus familias. El programa de preescolar para migrantes de Enero se llevará a cabo el Jueves, 15 de Enero de 5:30pm to 7:45pm.
Este evento es para todas las edades y está abierto a todos, pero se presentará principalmente en español.
Para más información, llame al 541-882-8894.
Stop by for a project to work on at your own pace, and let us worry about cleaning up all the glitter! For ages 3 to 12.
Stop by for a project to work on at your own pace, and let us worry about cleaning up all the glitter! For ages 3 to 12.
All Klamath County libraries will be closed on Monday, Feb. 16th in observance of Presidents' Day. No materials will be due on a day that the libraries are closed.
Tie decorative rope crafts while watching your favorite shows! For ages 12-18.
Learn computer science and coding by commanding the Finch mini robot at a hands-on workshop on Wednesday, Feb. 4th at 4:30 pm! This event is for ages 6-12.
If you’ve attended our Finch workshops in the past, we’ll have new projects to work on; if this is your first robotics event, we’ll guide you through making the Finch robot do its thing.
Sky Lakes family medicine physician Dr. Stewart Decker is back for another jargon-free discussion on health issues! This month will cover brain health and disorders that affect the brain, plus a town-hall-style “patient Q&A” of general questions. (The Q&A is also a great time to suggest future Doc Talk topics!) Like our Lay Person Legal presenters, Dr. Decker’s ability to comment on your specific condition is limited.
Look, if the adults are going to steal our event ideas, we might as well steal one of theirs! Play with the library’s selection of games or bring your favorite from home to share!
Read books about real issues! The Real Reads Book Group tackles a variety of current social issues – race, gender, immigration, poverty, criminal justice, and more – with nonfiction and memoir titles. We meet on the first Saturday of the month at 3pm at the downtown Klamath County Library.
The group will be discussing The Rage of Replacement: Far Right Politics and Demographic Fear by Michael Feola on Saturday, February 7th at 3pm.