The Global Stories Project highlights diverse traditions, families, and experiences. Multicultural stories reflect our global similarities, while opening doors to new cultures. In March, Chieri returns to tell us about Japan, share a story and teach us how to create an origami craft!
The legend of “sky pirate” D. B. Cooper made national headlines thanks to journalist Clyde Jabin. His son, historian Darrell Jabin, tells this incredible story with personal insight. This program is offered by the Lake Oswego Public Library in cooperation with the Lake Theater & Café. Admission is free and no ticket is required (though […]
Please join us for a presentation of It Did Happen Here: An Antifascist People's History with authors Moe Bowstern and Mic Crenshaw. Admission is free and no ticket is required (though food and drink purchases are encouraged to offset the cost to the Lake Theater).
When Cheryl Gill decided to write A Very Simple Estate Planning Guide That Goes Beyond Creating a Will, she had a simple focus in mind: "create a book that presents this topic in a way that everyone can understand and walks them through the process to reach their goal." Cheryl's years of experience in the […]
Join us for a special author visit featuring Caroline Allen, the writer of "Blue," a beautiful story about our connection with nature. After reading from the book, Caroline will guide kids through an interactive craft project called "Magical Hands," where each child will trace their hand and bring it to life with nature images—using scissors, […]
Join us as Nancy Wesson, Award Winning Author of Moving Your Aging Parents, shares valuable information for anyone engaged in the process of orchestrating the downsizing and relocation of another human being, whether it’s yourself or aging parents. After a decade of helping clients with the process, a robbery — then declining health — resulted […]
