For adults and teens. Explore free-to-use sewing machines, sergers and cutting mats with help from staff. Bring your own projects and/or practice your skills with a short monthly project. The monthly projectMore
For adults. Learn about reduced fare ORCA cards. Discover how to plan for trips, use public transportation and find alternative rides. Registration not required.
For adults. Artist Diana Malach will teach you the basics of watercolor painting for all skill levels. Please register at kcls.org.
For adults. Learn how to hold, tune and strum a Ukulele. Pick up common cords and how to put them together into a song. Talk about the equipment available in theMore
Visit Alki Point Lighthouse and celebrate its 110th birthday during 2023! U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary volunteers will be offering free lighthouse tours most Sunday afternoons between Memorial Day weekend andMore
Certified volunteers from Washington State University Master Gardener program of King County will provide free advice and answers to questions about gardening, maintenance, pest management, composting and more. Registration notMore
For tweens, teens and adults. Want to learn how to sew but don’t know where to start? Learn to use the library’s sewing machine and serger in this introductory class.More
Wednesdays, April 5-December 18, 5pm For adults and teens. Have computer or software questions? A tech volunteer can provide basic level help to you. You may bring your own laptop, but tech tutorsMore
Join us this spring for a fun, informative, and complimentary workshop! During this event, you’ll have the opportunity to: • Learn tips on keeping your plants looking their best toMore
For adults. Make connections with other makers. Share your knowledge and get advice. Work on a project on a sewing machine or serger. Registration not required.
Visit Alki Point Lighthouse and celebrate its 110th birthday during 2023! U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary volunteers will be offering free lighthouse tours most Sunday afternoons between Memorial Day weekend andMore
The Northwest Watercolor Society was founded 1939 in Seattle, with the goal to inspire and support its emerging and established member artists. Please join us for our opening gala. AppetizersMore
