Barnes & Noble Alderwood presents best-selling travel writer GENE OPENSHAW–author of “Rick Steves” books and TV–discussing his new historical novel: “Michelangelo at Midlife.” Gene will be in conversation with noted…
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A Space for Black History
Across the country, efforts to suppress Black history in libraries and classrooms have taken root. Anger against “critical race theory” and “wokeness” has led to new laws prohibiting what can…
Elder Law: Help for Seniors and their Families
We would all like to live a very long, healthy life being independent until the end of our days. What if that doesn’t happen for us or for someone we…
Quienes Somos? Hispanic Heritage Month
A public forum discussing the meaning of being Hispanic/LatinX/A/O in contemporary USA. This community conversation led by Dr. Rodrigo F. Renteria-Valencia, Assistant Professor in Anthropology at Central Washington University.
How to Build Apps Without Code: Get Your App Idea Out of Your Head and Into the World
In this unique Business Pros workshop, you’ll learn the steps you can take to build apps without writing a single line of code. Registration required.
Hora de leer cuentos en español (Spanish Storytime)
Únete a nuestra invitada especial, la cuentista Mirella,para escuchar cuentos,apreder juegos de dedos y cantar canciones.Son bienvenidos los niños y cuidadores de todas las edades y todos los idiomas. Join…
Mountlake Terrace Library Open Enrollment Event
The Washington Health Benefit Exchange announced that expanded opportunities to connect with in-person help are being introduced now in support of Washington Healthplanfinder’s #GetCoveredWA effort – a statewide campaign to…
Write Now: Writing the Short Mystery
Want to write short story mysteries? Learn about short stories, mystery sub-genres, subjects, characterization, dialogue, the three-act structure and the market. Martin Limón has published 12 novels and over 40…
Write Now: Breaking the Rules of Writing 101
What are “the rules” and when is it okay to break them? This class will celebrate literary rebellion and incite a bit of it in our own writing with discussion…
Write Now: What Can You Do With First Person?
Are you a writer working in first person? First person narrators are neither the most reliable nor the most common. Explore special problems in first person narration including the big…
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Techtoberfest
Lynnwood Library’s fourth annual Techtoberfest, featuring Virtual Reality. Complete activities to earn a touch screen stylus and enter our raffle for a chance to win a Kindle Fire! Experience virtual…
Future of Virtual Reality – Panel Discussion
Join Scott Bennett (Artist in Residence at the UW CoMotion Labs) and Eugene Capon (VR Evangelist, developer, and tech promoter) for an in-depth discussion about virtual reality. Listen in on…
Two new exhibitions begin next week at Lynnwood Library Gallery
Two new exhibitions at the Lynnwood Library Gallery will begin Tuesday, March 20, and last through April 19. Artist, author and illustrator Li-Feng Chiu’s work uses pastels and features whimsical…
Juried art exhibit begins today
The Lynnwood Arts Commission is hosting the 8th annual juried art exhibition beginning today. It runs through Nov. 17 at the Lynnwood Library Gallery. This year’s theme is “In the…
New exhibit at Lynnwood Library Gallery
From now through Sept. 22, the Lynnwood Library Gallery will feature artwork by Robert M. Small and Adele B. Eustis. Robert M. Small Robert found true attraction to the vibrant…
Student artwork on display at Lynnwood Library Gallery
Several students at the J Art Academy will have their work displayed at the Lynnwood Library. The school offers classes such as drawing, painting and fashion illustration. The show, which…
New exhibit opens Friday at Lynnwood Library Gallery
From April 22 to June 2, the Lynnwood Library Gallery will feature artwork by Joan Bowers and Bob “Roleze” Zettlemoyer. Joan Bowers Joan’s interest in black and white photography dates…
‘Topographical map’ artwork coming to Lynnwood Library Gallery
From March 18 to April 21, the Lynnwood Library Gallery will feature artwork by Joan Schlichting: As a child on a farm in the Midwest, Joan Schlichting loved to look…
'Topographical map' artwork coming to Lynnwood Library Gallery
From March 18 to April 21, the Lynnwood Library Gallery will feature artwork by Joan Schlichting: As a child on a farm in the Midwest, Joan Schlichting loved to look…
Upcoming exhibits at the Lynnwood Library Gallery
From Feb. 11 to March 17, the Lynnwood Library Gallery will feature artwork by Danila Rumold and Michael Lorefice. Danila Rumold – Illuminated Kinships: Oil paintings and Monotypes In Rumold’s…