Join the library's queer book club as they discuss The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin.

Reading the Rainbow

See a presentation from the city's Grow Green program about low-impact, watershed-friendly landscape plants.

Wild About Plants

As the weather outside becomes delightful, get prepared for anything frightful at this city-sponsored event. The first 25 guests will receive an emergency supply kit.

Emergency Preparedness Pop-Up

A global star-weaving project invites people from around the world to weave symbols of light, courage, and solidarity.

One Million Stars Weaving Program

With her current exhibit of anonymous love letters on display at the Twin Oaks library location, poet Sady Sparks is ideal as the teacher for this romantic epistolary lesson. Tweens from 7 to 12 years old will be guided through “how to add poetry and art to everything you write and send positive thoughts out into the world.” These pieces will join Sparks’ “Little Free Library,” and all will have the chance to read their letters at Sparks’ exhibition wrap-up event on April 26, Love Letters Revealed. – James Scott