Event List

Invite your friends and family to dance, sing, read stories, and participate in supportive conversations. This is a great place to have fun with your children, interact with other families in playtime, and enhance your bond with the comm

Join us at the library for stories, songs, and fun movements to help spark a love of reading and learning. Storytime is for toddlers and preschoolers, but brothers and sisters of all ages are welcome.

Enjoy stories, songs, and fun movements at the Quilcene Community Center. Storytimes help toddlers and preschoolers spark a love of reading and learning. Brothers and sisters of all ages are welcome. 

Join us for songs, rhymes, simple stories, and playful movements designed to stimulate brain development and joyful learning. An optional open playtime after the program is a great opportunity for your little one to interact and socialize.

Welcome to our fifth annual SCOTUS course! 

Invite your friends and family to dance, sing, read stories, and participate in supportive conversations. This is a great place to have fun with your children, interact with other families in playtime, and enhance your bond with the comm

Join WSU Master Gardeners for a brief talk and Q&A session on a select topic.

Don't miss Garden Know-How from 12:00–1:00 pm!

Enjoy stories, songs, and fun movements at the Quilcene Community Center. Storytimes help toddlers and preschoolers spark a love of reading and learning. Brothers and sisters of all ages are welcome. 

Join Digital Equity Navigator Jamie Pena and Fiber Expert Robin Van Dyke for a fun, hands-on series that mixes computers and fiber arts. First, learn how 3D printing works at the library and see how pin looms are made.

Join us for songs, rhymes, simple stories, and playful movements designed to stimulate brain development and joyful learning. An optional open playtime after the program is a great opportunity for your little one to interact and socialize.

Welcome to our fifth annual SCOTUS course! 

Join us each month for a presentation about disaster and emergency preparedness. Each session will cover a different topic and help you prepare for various emergencies, including winter storms, earthquakes, and wildfires. 

Invite your friends and family to dance, sing, read stories, and participate in supportive conversations. This is a great place to have fun with your children, interact with other families in playtime, and enhance your bond with the comm

Join us at the library for stories, songs, and fun movements to help spark a love of reading and learning. Storytime is for toddlers and preschoolers, but brothers and sisters of all ages are welcome.

Enjoy stories, songs, and fun movements at the Quilcene Community Center. Storytimes help toddlers and preschoolers spark a love of reading and learning. Brothers and sisters of all ages are welcome. 

Join Digital Equity Navigator Jamie Pena and Fiber Expert Robin Van Dyke for a fun, hands-on series that mixes computers and fiber arts. First, learn how 3D printing works at the library and see how pin looms are made.

Join us for songs, rhymes, simple stories, and playful movements designed to stimulate brain development and joyful learning. An optional open playtime after the program is a great opportunity for your little one to interact and socialize.

Welcome to our fifth annual SCOTUS course! 

Take time to relax and let your creativity flow. We’ll start with a short, inspiring reading, then you can paint while listening to calming music. All supplies will be ready for you—just bring yourself!

James Clarkson, a lifelong UFO researcher and investigator, will share the best and strangest UFO cases from the Pacific Northwest.

Want to learn how to start your family history? This beginner class will show you the basic steps, like keeping records organized, reading birth and marriage certificates, and using census records to trace your family.

Meet with a genealogist for help with your family tree. These sessions are for advanced researchers only. Bring your family history questions and laptop or smart device to show the work you have already done.

Meet with a genealogist for help with your family tree. These sessions are for advanced researchers only. Bring your family history questions and laptop or smart device to show the work you have already done.