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Pokémon Club (grades 6-8)

Thursday, March 12th | 4:30pm |In the Hollow

Pokémon Club for those in grades 6-8.

Come share your love for Pokémon with other enthusiasts.  Swap cards and play the game with other trainers!  

Registration is NOT required, but supplies are limited.

Library Advisory Board

Free Developmental Screening for Children

Thursday April 30   |   10:00 am - 12:00 pm   |   Community Room

The Early Intervention and Early Childhood Special Education Program at Clackamas ESD are providing free hearing screenings for children, as well as access to Ages and Stages Questionnaires for developmental screening.

For children ages 0-5. Located in The Community Room. No registration required.

Free Developmental Screening for Children

Thursday February 26   |   10:00 am - 12:00 pm   |   Community Room

The Early Intervention and Early Childhood Special Education Program at Clackamas ESD are providing free hearing screenings for children, as well as access to Ages and Stages Questionnaires for developmental screening.

For children ages 0-5. Located in The Community Room. No registration required.

Junior Jams

Tuesday March 10   |    10:00-11:00am   |   The Hollow   |   Ages 2-5   |   No registration required

Join us for Junior Jams and explore different musical genres, from Rock to Jazz to TV Themes! Music appreciation starts early, and exposure to variety will support little learners aged 2-5 in understanding and enjoying different styles, all while planting a lifelong connection to music. Come sing, dance, and play with an engaging and friendly teacher from our friends at Youth Music Project.

About the instructor:

David brings 20 years of experience to Youth Music Project as a musician and singer/songwriter, and he has spent 10 years working with kids of all ages! He's created an early childhood curriculum called "Music Exploration," where he explores different types of music genres. He teaches this class all over the Portland area. Originally from New York City, he moved to Portland, OR, in 2017 and now calls it home. Since the Pandemic, Pollack co-founded the nonprofit Curbside Serenade that curates public performances in non-traditional spaces such as parks, pedestrian plazas, and Curbsides. Most well-known for the weekly shows in Laurelhurst Park hosted by Johnny Franco. His Power Pop-inspired band DoublePlay and his solo project perform regularly in the Portland Area.

Cupcake Decorating for Teens

Thursday, February 12

3:30 PM | The Hollow

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! Learn some cool frosting tips and tricks, then spread the sweetness with cupcakes to share with your friends and loved ones.

No registration necessary, but supplies are limited!

Fill the Pantry Food Drive

February is Fill the Pantry Month at the library! Here's your chance to start 2026 right and help hungry friends and neighbors. For every (3) cans/packages of food brought in, you will receive a raffle tickets to enter to win one of two fabulous gift baskets!

Adult Take & Make: Valentine Luminaries

Saturday, February 14, 10:00am

Celebrate Valentine's Day by creating heart-covered luminaries with this month's Take & Make kit for adults (age 18+). Each kit contains all supplies you will need. Kits are first-come first-serve starting at 10am on February 14 at the Information Desk, while supplies last. Limit one kit per person.

Valentine Cupcakes

Thursday, February 12

4:30 PM | The Hollow

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! Learn some cool frosting tips and tricks, then spread the sweetness with cupcakes to share with your friends and loved ones.

Space is limited and registration is required. Claim your spot HERE!

Cooking Demo: Gut Microbiome and Chronic Disease Prevention

Friday, March 12th  |   6-7:30 PM   |   The Community Room   |  Registration Required

A healthy gut plays a powerful role in reducing the risk of chronic conditions including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, and certain cancers. This program provides an overview of the gut microbiome, what it is, and why it matters. Participants will learn how the gut microbiome supports digestion, immunity, inflammation control, and overall health, as well as explore foods that promote a healthy gut, including fiber-rich foods, fermented foods, and resistant starches.

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