News & Announcements
John Callahan, a retired professor from Lewis and Clark College, will explore race in America through author Ralph Ellison’s work - fiction, essays, and letters.
Bill de la Cruz will discuss the role of race in perpetuating a caste system of division.
Tamara King discusses the ways women have used the art of quilt-making over the years to add their voices to the social and political discussions of the day.
Join Katharine Phelps to learn about building communities and institutions that are truly welcoming spaces for all of us.
Gather, listeners, young and old, to hear a story read by one of our Library’s Children’s Librarians.
The Lake Oswego Public Library and the Lake Oswego Group, Respond to Racism, invite you to watch the Oscar-nominated documentary I Am Not Your Negro: James Baldwin and Race in America and join an online discussion of the film.
Join Zachary Stocks, Executive Director of Oregon Black Pioneers, for this presentation of Black Oregonians over the past 400 years.
***THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED***
Sewing workshop for youth aged 13-20. Registration required. Participants will meet twice via Zoom to complete a social justice quilt block.
Folksinger and autoharpist Adam Miller returns for virtual performance with the Lake Oswego Public Library to present a St Patrick's Day program of "The Real McCoy: The Irish Roots of Traditional American Folksongs," 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 17.
Welcome to A Bookish Affair! Open to all devotees of romance and happily-ever-afters. We will read widely in the genre, focusing on diverse voices and including every kind of love story. Be prepared to feel the love and expand your heart.