Live music, concerts, jazz nights, and performances in Grand Coulee, WA. Find your next show.
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Get those wiggles out with fun music and dancing! Some dances will be led by a librarian and other times you can freely dance. The only requirement is fun! Registration not required. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request. Email access@kcls.org at least seven..
Community members in need can receive assistance with gas vouchers, food cards and clothing vouchers. **IMPORTANT** Please arrive at 12:00pm to add your name to the sign-up list. We have space to serve 10 people. If more than 10 people sign up, we will hold a random drawing at 12:20pm. Appointments.
MiLB Triple-A: El Paso Chihuahuas at Tacoma Rainiers at Cheney Stadium
Okanogan Valley Farmers' Market is a farmers market in Okanogan, WA.
Hang out, eat snacks and have fun! Play Nintendo Switch, color, read or do crafts. Enjoy a big selection of games, tabletop foosball, button-making, chess, LEGOS and more. Sponsored by the Friends of the Federal Way Libraries. For school-age kids, tweens and teens. Registration not required....
Join us for a blood drive with Bloodworks Northwest on Tuesday, September 9, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Hunters Public Library is a public branch library in Hunters, WA. Open 624 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 140 square feet.
MLB: Texas Rangers at Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park
¿Es inmigrante, refugiado o nuevo en la comunidad? Un amable Embajador de Bienvenida puede conectarlo con información y recursos. Se atiende sin cita previa y por orden de llegada. Para obtener ayuda en persona, visite uno de nuestros Centros de Bienvenida de las bibliotecas en los horarios de...
Makerspace Drop-in (previously Independent Study) Hours are self-serve opportunities to use equipment available in the Makerspace. Equipment includes: 3D printer Arduino Raspberry Pi Button Maker - 1 inch Digital Design Workstation – with Adobe Creative Cloud applications Cricut machine Cricut Easy.
Need help with your computer, mobile device, or software? Drop in and meet with a tech-savvy volunteer for friendly, one-on-one assistance with basic tasks such as: Filling out online applications Using Zoom for video calls Setting up and using email Navigating social media platforms Exploring your.
In this weekly class, participants will explore: Flowing, adaptable Tai Chi forms (seated or standing) Coordinated wheelchair or chair-based movement Breathwork to support nervous system regulation Gentle sequences that promote circulation, flexibility, and balance Tai Chi can positively impact...
Coulee City Public Library is a public branch library in Coulee City, WA. Open 1,534 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 1,800 square feet.
School is back in session and the library wants to celebrate with you! Join us at Federal Way 320th for Back-To-School BINGO! Eat snacks, play games, and earn fun prizes. All ages welcome. Registration not required. Sponsored by the Friends of the Federal Way Libraries. Reasonable accommodation for.
Learn about preparing for emergencies with King County Emergency Management. Play “Ready, Prep Go!” a preparedness game that encourages groups of people to think through emergency preparedness decision making for hazards that may effect King County residents including earthquakes, wildfires, winter.
Come for cat-themed arts and crafts in the Makerspace! Registration not required. Walk-ins are welcome as space and supplies allow.
Event runs from 10:30 AM to 12:15 PM Do you like your books a little spicy? Join our book club each month (3rd Saturday) as we talk all about the spicier literature.
Working on a creative project is always a salve for our spirits but working on a creative project in the company of others doubles the good feelings of being creative! Bring your current creative project (drawing, painting, sketchbook, knitting, crocheting, stitching or other) to the Hive and...
Come to the library to play Dungeons & Dragons. This group is for players aged 14-18 . This is a continuation of a campaign that has been running. Beginners are welcome, however spots are limited! Please email mvgrinstead@kcls.org if you are interested in joining! Reasonable accommodation for...
Bridgeport Public Library is a public branch library in Bridgeport, WA. Open 1,640 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 1,260 square feet.
Equipment reservations are available on select days and times in the Bellevue Library Makerspace. Please use the following link to view the available equipment and make your reservation. Make a reservation. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request. Email...
Brewster Public Library is a public branch library in Brewster, WA. Open 1,194 hours per year across 38 weeks. The facility is 1,350 square feet.
Join us in creating your own slime! All supplies will be provided. Ages 9-12, age restrictions will be enforced. No registration is needed. First come, first serve. Space and supplies are limited. Sponsored by The Friends of the Covington Library. Reasonable accommodation for people with...
Okanogan Public Library is a public branch library in Okanogan, WA. Open 1,451 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 2,676 square feet.
Childhood is one of the great shared human experiences, but it can often be the hardest to put into words. Drawing from the works of Frances Hodgson Burnett, Nina McConigley, Alison Bechdel, and more, this creative writing class will explore the history of children’s literature and its...
Come for Ancestry help! An Eastside Genealogical Society volunteer will show you how to research your family history and genealogy with Ancestry in the Computer Lab. Registration not required. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request. Email access@kcls.org at...
Do you write or want to try? Join other young writers to socialize, imagine new stories, and have the option to share your work. Learn new techniques, enjoy time to write, and play fun writing games! Personal laptops welcome. For middle and high school ages. Registration not required.
Tenants' Rights Legal Clinics offer free legal advice, resources, information, intake & screening and system navigation on a walk-in basis to low-income King County residents facing landlord-tenant issues. Tenants will meet with a Housing Justice Project attorney one-on-one for a brief consult to...
Get notary service and support with county building permits, pet license applications and general information about county services. With Mason Thompson of the Department of Local Services. Registration not required. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request....
Come to the library to play Dungeons & Dragons! Beginners are welcome! This program is for youth aged 11-13. Spots are limited. If interested in joining, please email mvgrinstead@kcls.org Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request. Email access@kcls.org at least...
Childhood is one of the great shared human experiences, but it can often be the hardest to put into words. Drawing from the works of Frances Hodgson Burnett, Nina McConigley, Alison Bechdel, and more, this creative writing class will explore the history of children’s literature and its...
Join the Environmental Science Center at the Tukwila Library for hands-on science and crafts to explore the science of salmon. Model the salmon life cycle, dissect a real salmon, and more to become a salmon scientist during this drop-in science time. This program is made possible by the KCLS...
Need a place to hang out after school? Come to the library! We have games, crafts, music, snacks and more! For middle and high school ages. Sponsored by the Friends of the Des Moines Library. Registration not required. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request....
The Community Resource Center will answer your questions and connect you with essential services, including education, job training, substance abuse treatment, transportation and housing support. The Community Resource Center is available virtually during this time. Visit...
Join us the third Saturday of every month to read the first chapter of some really cool books for tweens! Then participate in fun activities based on the books' adventures. If you like chapter 1, copies of the book will be available to borrow and you can finish it at home. Enjoy snacks and read...
Join us for a month of reading and conversation about how work and money shape daily life. Topics include employment trends, financial literacy, the gig economy, and workplace stress. No homework. All adults are welcome.
Learn English reading, writing, grammar and conversation skills with an experienced instructor. Most suitable for beginner-level learners. Registration not required. Walk-ins welcome. Space is limited. This program is made possible by the KCLS Foundation.
Whether you are crafting expert, can't craft your way out of a box, or somewhere in between, please join us as we tackle a new craft project each month! All materials are provided and the program is free. New for 2026: Crafternoon will now be offered twice a month! Join us on either the 3rd...
Get involved with the library and earn volunteer credit for co-creating events and services that matter to you and your community! Teens in grades 8 through 12 may complete this form to apply: Maple Valley Library Teen Advisory Board Application Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis....