The Northwest China Council and Oswego Heritage Council are excited to be hosting a talk about Linus Pauling in honor of the 30th anniversary of his death. Chris Petersen, Editor […]
In The Cost of Free Land, this award-winning author investigates the entangled history of her Jewish family's land in South Dakota, and the Lakota, who were forced off that land […]
Please join us for an engaging discussion of Trust by Hernán Diaz, a stylish and propulsive novel rooted in early 20th century New York, about wealth and talent, trust and […]
Discover the heartwarming journey of "Every Brilliant Thing," where a young boy's list of life's joys unfolds into a powerful and interactive storytelling experience. This one-person show is a touching […]
The Space X Starship is the biggest rocket ever built. Join us for a presentation about this ambitious project from space aficionado Bill Carton.
The upcoming exhibition at Artspace, “A Distant Center,” brings together more than thirty artists, delving into the concept of a center. The exhibition opens on Friday, September 6, between 5–7 […]
On view September 7-28, "THEY SAID. Workplace Netherworlds & Other Stories" features local artist Daria Loi with artworks that explore workplace bullism, patriarchy, mobbing and betrayal – and the solitude, […]
The approximately two-hour non-stop cruise features classic and architecturally significant homes and historic sites along the shoreline of the main lake and Lakewood Bay. We also point out various architectural […]
Learn how to safely preserve tomatoes and tomato products, such as salsa, using food preservation equipment available through the Library of Things.
A timely science fiction suspense thriller that investigates the impact of artificial intelligence. What happens when our machines start to outsmart us? In R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots) by Karel Čapek, […]
YES! We love fiber arts! Please join us for our Yarn Enthusiasts Society crochet & fiber arts meetup. This group is facilitated by a local crochet artist who will provide […]
Once the leaves begin to fall, many gardeners' attention turns to activities other than hanging in their landscapes. And, although the weather may be cooler and wetter in the fall […]
