News & Announcements
Professor Brian Els, Department of History at University of Portland will speak about how Doerr’s novel touches on a great number of themes related to power, responsibility, and the results of decisions people make even when they are young. What does it mean to come of age in a time of economic chaos and dictatorship?
Monday, February 2nd - 10:30-10:45 am & 2:00-2:15 pm at Lake Oswego Library
Come to this Lake Oswego Reads event for a demonstration of the Low Vision/Blind computer on the second floor of the Lake Oswego Library.
Saturday, January 17th - 11:00 am at the Lake Oswego Library
Displays in January and February at Lake Oswego Public Library
The Library's stairway gallery will showcase original pages from Theresa Truchot's WWII scrapbook. Truchot was the unofficial keeper of Lake Oswego history and a unique home front patriot. The pages include letters to and from the front, postcards and the Lake Oswego Honk, a wartime newsletter edited
Displays in January and February at Lake Oswego Public Library
The Library's stairway gallery will showcase original pages from Theresa Truchot's WWII scrapbook. Truchot was the unofficial keeper of Lake Oswego history and a unique home front patriot. The pages include letters to and from the front, postcards and the Lake Oswego Honk, a wartime newsletter edited
The Library will be closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
MLK Day of Service Information
Baha'is of Lake Oswego will honor Martin Luther King, Jr. with quotes from Dr. King, music and refreshments Sunday January 18, 2:00- 2:45 pm at the Lake Oswego Library. Music will be performed by Lake Oswego Baha'i Children's Chorus, Laila Murphy, Cheryll Simmermann and Beth Yazhari.
Come and share nonfiction favorites and recently read titles at Lake Oswego Library’s Nonfiction Bookgroup January 28 at 7:00pm. For more information contact Jane Carr at jcarr@ci.oswego.or.us
For those who read or write poetry, Lake Oswego Library’s Poetry Readers and Writers Group will meet . For more information contact Jane Carr at jcarr@ci.oswego.or.us
Join us as we celebrate the beginning of the 9th annual Lake Oswego Reads! Come on down to the Library on opening night to receive a free copy of All the Light We Cannot See.