Woodmont Library

For adults. Learn six keys to successfully grow vegetables in the Pacific Northwest including location, soil preparation, timing, day-to-day care and recognizing problems and creating solutions in your garden. Registration not required.

For adults and teens. Ready, Set, Grow! Starting seeds indoors is a great way to get a jump on the season and extend your harvest.

For teens and adults. A dynamic solo performance combined with archival film transforms history into a moving, personal journey. What happens to immigrants who are held back at Ellis Island? Discover life at Ellis Island during its busiest years, and the fears and dreams of every immigrant, through one determined young girl’s journey to America.More

For teens and adults. A dynamic solo performance combined with archival film transforms history into a moving, personal journey. What happens to immigrants who are held back at Ellis Island? Discover life at Ellis Island during its busiest years, and the fears and dreams of every immigrant, through one determined young girl’s journey to America.More

For adults. Evergreen conifers are a familiar presence in the Pacific Northwest landscape. They provide year round structure and beauty in the garden, but that’s not all. Learn about how important evergreens are to our environment and the services they provide. Join a short lecture on these wonderful plants and make a seasonal evergreen decorationMore

For adults. Learn about printmaking techniques and how they can be used to document, create and appreciate the natural world. Practice several gel plate printing techniques as well as design and carve a printing block to take home. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Play with the unique texture and mark making of charcoal. Be introduced to the basics of charcoal by drawing a simple still life. Class facilitated by Tammy Leaver. Please register at kcls.org.