Upcoming Events

Join us two Mondays each month for a fun puppet show with songs, games, and learning! 

A Study in Scarlet Community Read Event

Join us every Monday from 12-1 pm for a refreshing and energizing yoga practice!

Come read to Tumi the labradoodle!

One-on-one reading helps kids gain confidence. This program is open to all kids from beginning readers to those looking to practice with a patient, furry listener.

Group Minecraft with friends after school each first and third Monday of the month.

Step into the world of eccentric collectors and shadowy scholars as you craft your own miniature cabinet of curiosities—a display of the strange, the storied, and the spectacular.

Four Chord Fun: Ukulele Basics is for the absolute beginner who wants to start learning to play.

Parent Support Group for Parents of Children Ages 0-5

Tea and Tranquility: Meditation & Self-Care Circle 

The Stories, Science, and History of Trees with Smithsonian Gardens Greenhouse Horticulturalist Matthew Fleming (Virtual Event)

This storytime is held every Tuesday (starting March 4th) at  11:15 AM in the Children's Wing. Join us for stories, songs, bonding, playtime, early literacy practice, and lots of fun! This one is Sherlock Holmes themed!

Do you have a knack for solving puzzles and uncovering clues? Join us for an exciting escape room experience where you’ll use your powers of observation and logic to crack the case!

This book will help you understand why you are alive and God's amazing plan for you - both the here and now, and for eternity.

Fun and games for toddlers and preschool age children! Every Wednesday morning in the library meeting room at 11:00 am until 11:30 am. Adults must accompany their child and sometimes can join in the fun. Games, Music, and dance!

The Teen Library Council meets every 2nd Wednesday of the month to collaborate on the best ways to serve the community through the lens of the library!

Sherlock and Watson are hosting a dinner party with an intriguing group of guests at their flat on Baker Street. Londoners were shocked recently when the infamous Lord Blackstone assisted Scotland Yard with the capture of the depraved serial

The Read What You Want (RWYW) Book Club meets every second Wednesday of the month. This is a book club for rebels who like to read whatever they want. We discuss the books we've read, what we liked and what we didn't.

Queer and Allied Parents Join Us for Thoughtful Conversations and Community! 

Each month we’ll explore current books that inclusively support and enliven parents and caregivers from all walks of life.

Held every Thursday morning at 10:30, this storytime is most appropriate to those age 18-36 months, though everyone is welcome.  We'll sing songs, do fingerplays, and read a couple of fantastic books; and, as always, we'll end with the Ba

Kid-Friendly Recipes Cooking Class #3

This time, it's in the Dalles High School Culinary Arts Classroom.

Learn how to make SMOOTHIE BOWLS by watching TDHS Student demo this kid-friendly recipe.

This time is set aside for the board meeting of a local group called Joy of Living: The Arc. This group supports adults living with I.D.D that need a home and place to connect.

Hang out with other fantasy book lovers and discuss the monthly book. Meets once a month on the second Thursday at 6:00 in the makerspace.