February Newsletter


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FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER

Lots of free, exciting events for all ages.

February Holiday Closures

The Library will be closed on Presidents' Day Monday, February 17th. If the Library is closed, you can always return your materials to the book drop located on Everett St.

A reading with Washington State Poet Laureate Claudia Castro Luna

One River, Many Voices

A celebration of poetry along the Columbia River. Explore our place, our history, and the power of words and story to define our communities and ourselves.

The Clark County League of Women Voters Celebrates Women's Right to Vote

100 Years!

Enjoy a cupcake! Play our trivia game! Win a door prize!

Family fun

Explore Wind!

Hands-on stem activities and scientific thinking for the whole family.

EXPLORE OUR CATALOG

Calendars!

Do you want to know what is happening at the Library, or you want to book a room? We have software in place to make it oh so easy for you.

Events Calendar

What's going on at the Library?

Meeting Rooms

Make a reservation for your large group.

Study Rooms

Small rooms that can be reserved, or drop-in.

Special Events for January

Click on any event title for more information.

		All Ages Book Swap
		Trade your used books with others. Take home as many as you bring!

		Teen Overnight Movie Marathon Lock-in!
		Sorry! Teen Sleepover is full.

Library Aide Job Opening

Interested? Click here for job description and application.

Limited Series

These events will only run for a short time.

		Mindfulness Meetings
		Beginners welcome.

		Tax Aide
		Get those taxes done with the help of our AARP volunteers!

Recurring Events

No sign-up necessary; come any day!

		English Conversation Group
		A casual ESL gathering.

		Zine Zone
		Drop-in make-and-take for teens.

		Free Legal Help
		All questions welcome! Provided by Basic Counsel.

		Simply Write
		Writer's group for adults. All abilities welcome!

		Blood Drive
		Save a life; donate! Drop-in or make an appointment. Provided by Bloodworks NW.

		1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
		Pick up participation sheets in the Library.

		Camas Tolkien Fellowship
		A book club for adults passionate about Tolkien.

		Bee Club
		Advocacy and education for all.

		Read to the Dog
		Kids, come practice your reading with Cooper the therapy dog! Sign-up required.

		1 On 1 Tech Help
		Schedule a half hour with our tech guru for 1 on 1 tech help.

		Game Night
		Bring your own board game or play ours. For adults.

		Make Me!
		Different drop-in crafts for teens each month.

		LEGO Club
		Thousands of LEGOs. All ages welcome!

		Great Decisions
		Learn about foreign policy and participate in lively, nonpartisan discussion.

		Crochet Club
		NEW! Save the date; starts March 7th.

Book Discussion Groups

Something for everyone!

		Page Turners
		For 4th-6th graders and a parent.

		Story Explorers
		For 2nd-3rd graders and a parent.

		Mystery & Mayhem
		Monthly mystery book club for adults. Sign-up at the Library.

		No 2 Readers
		Monthly general book club for adults. Sign-up at the Library.

		Book to Art
		Read the book, make some art! For adults. Sign up at the Library. The next meeting is March 26th.

		Book to Art, Jr.
		Read the book, make some art! For 6th-8th graders and their adult. Sign-up at the Library.

		Book Discussion Kits
		Host your own group! Almost 200 titles available.

STORYTIMES

We have storytimes five days a week for multiple ages, in different languages!

Current Schedule of Storytimes

Mark Your Calendars!

Future Used Book Sales

Wednesdays through Mondays

2020 Mother's Day Week

2020 Camas Days Week

2020 Hometown Holidays Week

Thousands of gently used books at bargain prices!

Second Story Gallery

Whispers in the Wind

Karen Stewe will bring her nature photos to Second Story Gallery in February. Her show, “Reflections of the Pacific Northwest,” features scenes ranging from crashing waves to wildflower-filled meadows.

The artist will open her show with a First Friday reception Feb. 7 from 5 to 8 p.m. in the Gallery. Musician Rob Lewis will provide rhythms for the evening. The event is free and open to the public.

The show continues through Feb. 29 during regular library hours, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.