Library

Tuesday, July 5, 2 and 4pm

Prepare yourself for the ultimate reptile adventure! This hands-on presentation stretches beyond the scope of TV's exciting wildlife programs with a live intimate look at some of the world's most fascinating creatures. Everyone will be captivated by what they see and learn during this interactive experience.

Wednesday, July 13, 2pm

Team up with the West Linn Police Department to find out how to conduct investigations, process crime scenes—and get hands-on experience locating latent fingerprints.

Join us for an interactive storytime designed just for preschoolers and their caregivers!  This program promotes early literacy skills by sharing books, songs, rhymes and movement play along with activities that support developing social skills.  For children ages 3-5 years.

Join us for an active and lively storytime designed just for toddler and their caregivers!  This interactive program promotes early literacy skills with books, songs, rhymes and movement play.  For children ages 18 - 36 months.

Join us for a special storytime designed just for babies and their caregivers!  This interactive program promotes early literacy skills through sharing books, songs, sign language, and rhymes.  Afterward caregivers can socialize while the babies play.

This program will be held in the Community Room and no registration is required.

Nicole Forbes from Dennis’ 7 Dees nursery will teach how to cool season garden and save seeds. We'll conclude with a raffle! No registration necessary.

Thursday, July 21, 6:30pm

Loud, louder, LOUDEST! Tweens and their families are welcome to come enjoy a performance of Japanese taiko drumming.

Thursday, June 23, 2:00pm

What’s all the buzz about Makers?! In this class tweens will learn about STEM concepts and how they apply to the exciting world of Makers and their creations. No registration required, but space is limited. Two classes available (2pm & 3:15pm)

The library now serves as a drop-off point for donations to the West Linn Food Pantry! Drop off food any time the library is open. 

Donors are asked to contribute non-perishable nutritional foods. No glass containers, expired food, dented/damaged cans, or previously-opened packages please. 

Examples of nutritious foods that you can donate include:

Teen events are generally for students entering grades 8-12, but some events may include students entering 6th and 7th.

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