Federal Way Library

For adults. Express your creativity and draw in a no-pressure environment. If you have never done art before or have been doing art for a while, this is for you! All supplies provided. Registration not required.

For teens and adults. Learn the uses of everything in a standard toolbox and try the tools for yourself with help from the South King Tool Library. Discover not only how the tools work, but how you can borrow them for free here in Federal Way. Registration not required.

For adults. When you think of downsizing, or cleaning clutter in your home, do you feel inspired? Do you feel overwhelmed? Clutter clearing can be both, but it is more fun and productive to do your clearing with inspiration skill. Join clutter clearing coach, Denise Frakes, to learn ways to find inspiration in cleaning yourMore

For teens and adults. Create a unique memory in the Makerspace. Bring your favorite picture book to the library. We will help you record an audio file of you reading your picture book, and then create a keepsake box to house your story, using the laser printer. Please register at kcls.org.

Saturday, February 10, 1pm For adults. Enjoy a recital featuring cast members from X: The Life of Times of Malcolm X. Joshua Conyers’ (Blue ’22) “tender baritone” (Opera News) will be joined by frequent Seattle Opera collaborators and chorus members sopranos Ibidunni Ojikutu (A Thousand Splendid Suns ’23, Porgy and Bess ’18, Creation Lab), andMore

For teens and adults. Hand sew a three-dimensional fabric heart to take home.

For teens and adults. Paint your own cozy winter scene with local artist Collin Veenstra! Follow along with Collin while enjoying a warm cup of hot chocolate. All materials provided. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. This month during Try It Tuesday, design and cut a personalized monogram. Use Canva to design a 1 inch monogram, learn how to transfer that design to be cut on the Glowforge, and finally mount it onto a 3D printed handle. While you're waiting for your stamp, spend some time cutting out stationaryMore

Ages 5 to 12. Learn about the unique traits of birds, mammals and reptiles as we compare their anatomy and adaptations. Work through self-guided stations with art and science projects. Registration not required.

For adults. Learn about printmaking techniques and how they can be used to document, create and appreciate the natural world. Practice gel plate printing techniques with mushrooms and plant specimens while learning more about Kingdom Fungi! Please register at kcls.org.