Topics around death and dying are often awkward to talk about, but discussing them with your family is the best way to make sure your final wishes are followed through.
Join us Tuesday, November 16th at 6pm for a discussion about advance directives with special guest host Marci McEnroe, a certified End of Life Doula Specialist.
Topics around death and dying are often awkward to talk about, but discussing them with your family is the best way to make sure your final wishes are followed through.
The downtown Klamath County Library and special guest host Marci McEnroe, a certified End of Life Doula Specialist, are presenting two events on death and dying:
At what point does a fake identity become just… what you are? Find out as the Klamath County Library screens the Oscar-nominated Polish drama Corpus Christi on Tuesday, October 12th at 5:30 pm!
Test your brain against our Jeopardy!-style trivia game on a wide variety of categories! For ages 6-12.
Miss Katie and volunteer Spanish language educator Reina Barton are presenting a brand new storytime to develop Spanish language skills on the second Monday of the month at 10am! Enjoy stories, songs, activities and crafts, as well as free play time to work on your conversation skills in Spanish. For newborns through age 12.
Play a variety of family-favorite board games with us! For ages 6-12.
Need volunteer hours? Want to do something while bored in quarantine? The Teen Volunteer Council is exactly what you are looking for! The Council is a group of middle and high school-aged youth who work with the Klamath County Youth Services Librarians to help with teen programs, offer suggestions about materials for teens, and more. Members gain leadership skills and volunteer hours. Contact smiller@klamathlibrary.org for details. For ages 12-18.
You liked our Summer Drop-In activities so much we’re making them an all-year thing! Stop by for a project to work on at your own pace. For ages 6-12.
Book to Film meets on the last Wednesday of every month at 5:30pm to watch films based on books and discuss both the book and the movie. Pick up your copy of the current title at the Reference and Information Desk.
We'll be discussing The Mauritanian by Mohamedou Ould Slahi (which was originally published in a heavily-censored version as Guantanamo Diary) and the memoir's 2021 film adaptation on Wednesday, October 27th at 5:30pm.
The Memoir Book Group meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 6pm to discuss a variety of perspectives on the human condition: tales of humor, tragedy, persecution and triumph.
For more information, email Amanda at InterLibraryLoan@KlamathLibrary.org or call 541-882-8894. You can pick up your copy of the current title at the downtown library's Information and Reference Desk.
We'll be discussing Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls by David Sedaris on Tuesday, October 5th at 6pm.