News & Announcements
As the costs of food, housing, and healthcare continue to rise, Clackamas County Social Services is conducting a Community Needs Survey to better understand what resources and services are most needed in Clackamas County and how to better support individuals and families.
Every month, we feature a new veggie, herb, flower, or native seed that you can plant right away. We’ll also have a limited number of free, grab-and-go Seed of the Month packets available.
Every month, we feature a new veggie, herb, flower, or native seed that you can plant right away. We’ll also have a limited number of free, grab-and-go Seed of the Month packets available.
Award-winning author Michael Balter returns to the Lake Oswego Public Library for an evening of crime fiction, true stories, and behind-the-scenes intrigue. Balter is the author of the acclaimed crime thriller series featuring Marty Schott and Bo Bishop—a series set partly right here in Lake Oswe
The Tree Task Force will hold its fifth meeting on Thursday March 19th, from 10:30 am - 12:30am. This will be an online-only meeting conducted via Zoom.
Cards for Care is a volunteer cardmaking event for teens interested in spreading joy! Participants will gather in the children’s library, before we open to the public, and get creative for a good cause.
Drop in anytime to participate in our fourth annual, use all the boxes, upcycling event. Sara Walker will kick us off with the inspiration to create whatever your mind imagines a box could be. Build a treasure to take home, or contribute to a group project.
What a fun way to spend an hour on a day with no school. Join us for a pollinator themed art project.
Wear your brightest outfit (and maybe a smock) and watch it glow at this art program for middle grade youth! Participants will be painting canvases with neon paint by the groovy glow of our black lights.