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Community Kitchen

Do you love to cook or bake? Do you have a fabulous party pleaser, a family favorite, a perfect snack, an heirloom delight, or a go-to recipe for any occasion that you would like to share with the community? 

If so, submit the form at the end of this page to demonstrate your recipe in our Community Kitchen program. The goal of this program is to bring people to the library who are willing to share their recipes, skills, and culinary tips-and-tricks with others through library-hosted demonstrations. Whether your a home chef or pro, there is always things to learn.

Preferred method of contact
Files must be less than 20 MB.
Allowed file types: gif jpg jpeg png tif pdf.
How long will it take to make the recipe? *

Open for limited services

For full details on our current phase of reopening, please see this page.

Library Advisory Board

Meeting Information

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Print From Home

No printer at home? No problem! You can submit print jobs from your home computer or mobile device and print them at the library (check this page for our current hours). Ask at the Information Desk for help releasing your print jobs!

Come prepared:

Homebound Services

The West Linn Public Library will deliver library items to homebound residents within the City of West Linn boundary lines who are unable to visit our library due to advanced age, prolonged illness, or disabilities. 

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Message from the LIbrary Director

1/25/2021

The West Linn Public Library is here to serve you, regardless of the circumstances! 

We continue to prioritize the health and safety of our patrons, staff, and greater community during this ongoing global pandemic. The Library will continue to follow public health orders and guidance.

PGE work

PGE and ODOT need the library to cancel curbside service on Friday, Feb. 19 for work to restore power to the community. We are extremely sorry for this inconvenience, as we know many of those with appointments on Friday had already rescheduled once because of the weather. We share your frustration. 

No holds will be pulled until Thursday next week. If you need longer than that, please reach out at wlref@lincc.org or 503-656-7853.

Thank you for understanding. 

Youth Virtual Bookshelves!

While the library is closed to the public,  we understand that our patrons miss the experience of browsing our displays and recommendation shelves!  So to recreate the satisfaction of finding the perfect book on display, we offer you a chance to take a virtual tour of our curated bookshelves!  

Click the image of the virtual room you'd like to tour to open the presentation in a new tab.

2021 LINCC Teen Art Contest

Each year libraries in Clackamas County look for help from local teens to design the Teen Summer Reading artwork. Young artists, ages 12-18, can submit their original artwork for this year’s theme: Reading Colors Your World.

The winning entry will receive a $100 cash prize and be used countywide on 2021 Teen Summer Reading materials.

What:
Your original artwork that represents this summer's theme: Reading Colors Your World.

When:
Submit your artwork between January 2-31.

1000 Books Before Kindergarten

1000 Books Before Kindergarten is a self-paced early literacy program that encourages caregivers to read 1000 books with their child before they enter school. Reading to children builds vocabulary and language skills, and prepares them to enter kindergarten with many other needed skills for success.  Any child age 6 or younger who has not yet entered kindergarten can register.

 

How do I participate?

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