Join us for an engaging summer of stories, conversation, and community! The Rereading History book club will meet twice this summer on the third Tuesday of the month from 6 - 7:30 pm. Tuesday, June 17th - Tribal Histories of the Willamette Valley by David G. Lewis Tuesday, July 15th - Breaking Chains: Slavery on […]
Practice your Spanish conversational skills through fun role-playing scenarios and conversation topics with other language learners. Please note this is not a Spanish class, but a conversation group. Participants should have at least a beginner's level of conversational Spanish. Registration is not required, but RSVP to get an email reminder and let us know you'll […]
We will be discussing the books James by Percival Everett and Big Jim & the White Boy by David Walker and Marcus Kwame Anderson. Both books are part of the Juneteenth Oregon City Community Reads. Local Poet Emmett Wheatfall will help guide the discussion. Registration is requested.
Join a panel of local artist leaders as they discuss the ways Estcada’s art scene has changed over the years. This program was made possible in part by a grant from Oregon Humanities (OH), a statewide nonprofit organization and an independent affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, which funds OH’s grant program. Oregon […]
Join us on the front steps of the library for a fun filled bilingual concert! Nathalia uses a creative bilingual approach to engage families in a fun-filled musical concert. With themes like space exploration, dinosaurs or cruising down the Amazon River, her catchy original songs will have everyone singing, dancing and maybe even learning a […]
Black Oregonians Outdoors: Presentation by Oregon Black Pioneers Thursday, August 7, 5:30 pm Part of the Adult Summer Library Challenge This presentation explores the historical relationship between Black Oregonians and the outdoors, tracing a journey of exclusion, resilience, and connection to the land—from early settlement to present-day outdoor engagement and advocacy. Oregon Black Pioneers is […]
Drop by to see the lovely Restoration of this 1879 Schoolhouse after trees crushed it in the 2021 ice storm. With an upgraded kitchen, ADA loo, and 2 acres of oak grove, the historic site is now open as a community hall and event venue. Check it out! 7528 S Mark Rd, Canby 97013
Practice your Spanish conversational skills through fun role-playing scenarios and conversation topics with other language learners. Please note this is not a Spanish class, but a conversation group. Participants should have at least a beginner's level of conversational Spanish. Registration is not required, but RSVP to get an email reminder and let us know you'll […]
Hybrid: World Cinema Series: Kedi (Turkish) Tuesday, August 26, 5:30 – 7:30 pm Lake Theater & Cafe, 106 N. State Street, Lake Oswego Join us for a screening of Kedi. Originally presented in Turkish, it will be shown with English subtitles. Discover the enchanting world of Istanbul's street cats. Kedi is a mesmerizing documentary that […]
Youth Music Project invites families, music lovers, and community members to a hands-on cultural experience: the Native American PVC Flute Workshop, taking place Saturday, August 30, 2025, from 1:00–3:00 PM at Youth Music Project in West Linn. For just $5, participants will have the opportunity to craft, decorate, and learn to play their very own […]
Danza Azteca teaches indigenous Aztec culture and traditions through symbolic dance stories, live music, viewing of traditional regalia (native dress), and audience participation. The performance will be in the library's Flora Community Room.
Live, in-person, history programs are back at the Museum of the Oregon Territory with the Look Back Lecture series! See experts recount histories from our region, ranging from culture and community to nature and ecology. Come see the latest in our 2025 series with "Black Oregonians Outdoors" presented by Mariah Rocker. This presentation explores the […]
