Planning is underway for our 2020-2021 Music in the Stacks series. The library is looking for engaging, lively, family-friendly performers who can perform for a wide range of audience members.
The West Linn Public Library is a ballot drop-off site for the November 8, 2022 general election. The ballot box is located in front of the library on Burns Street and is open 24/7 until 8pm on November 8.
There is also a 24/7 ballot drop box outside City Hall (22500 Salamo Road). Other Clackamas County ballot drop sites can be found listed here.
The West Linn Public Library is a vibrant and vital part of life in West Linn. Positioned to meet the educational, informational, cultural and recreational interests of the public, the library provides free and open access to a wide variety of materials and programs.
February is Food for Fines Month at the library! Here's your chance to do two good deeds at once: clear up your overdue fines at the library and help the hungry. For every can/package of food brought in, the library will forgive $1.00 in overdue fines. Fees for lost or damaged items will not be waived.
The deadline is 5pm on Thursday, October 31, 2024. Artists will be notified of decision by November 30.
The library's Community Room gallery hosts a monthly rotating exhibit of art. The library strives to present the best work in the widest possible range of media and styles throughout the year. The space is set up for two-dimensional work, but we have three display cases in the library for three-dimensional work.
The library provides access to a number of online resources, which can be accessed from a library computer or from home with a Clackamas County library card. These online resources contain:
Articles from academic journals
Magazine and newspaper articles
Consumer product reviews
Homework resources for science, social studies, history, and more.
Call the Information Desk if you have any questions: 503-656-7853, x5.
Join us for stories, songs, and sign language that build early literacy skills. No registration required, but capacity is limited to the first 50 attendees. Intended for ages 0-5.
Would you like to know what to expect? Preview storytime with our Storytime Visual Story.
Prefer online? Go to our YouTube channel for stories, songs, and activities that promote early literacy skills.
