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Saturday, June 13 | 1-4 PM
Burgess Community Room & Library Courtyard | All Ages Celebrate the start of Summer Reading and WCCLS’s 50th birthday! Join us for snacks, crafts and games. Pick out your prize book when you sign up for summer reading, then explore the fun activities for all ages! The first 50 guests will receive a Wallace mug as a party favor (limit 2 per household). You can also get a Wallace sticker available only at a WCCLS birthday party. |
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Wednesdays, June 10, July 8 & August 12 | 4-4:45 PM Puett Room | Kids & Families Join us for Canta con Amigos, a bilingual sing-along program! This interactive program blends English and Spanish through music and movement. Canta con Amigos is a welcoming space to learn, connect, and celebrate language and culture together. |
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Friday, June 26 | 3-4:30 PM Burgess Community Room | Kids & Families Catch the buzz and zoom into the wonderful world of Oregon bees! Did you know we have more than 500 kinds? Discover mason bees, cuckoo bees, mining bees, longhorn bees, honeybees and more. Enjoy lots of hands-on science fun and buzz-worthy activities while exploring these mighty mini-beasts of nature. |
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Thursdays, June 25, July 23 & August 27 | 3-4:30 PM Teen Scene | Teens entering grades 6-12 Attention potential polyglots! Have you always wanted to learn a new-to-you language? Now’s your chance to do so with the support of your peers! Use the library’s free resource Mango Languages (or the app of your choice) to train in the tongue of your choice and meet with the club for snacks, sharing, and conversation. Call 503-718-2656, stop by the Children’s Desk , or visit the library website to register. |
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Thursday, June 11 | 6-7:30 PM Burgess Community Room | Adults & Teens This panel discussion by local published authors from the Northwest Independent Writers Association will cover all the steps to creating a book including writing, editing, formatting, and choosing the path to publishing that best suits your goals. It’s never too late to get that one book everyone has in them, out. |
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Thursday, June 25 | 6-7:30 PM Burgess Community Room | Adults Learn about the centuries-old tradition of haiku and how it can connect us more deeply with nature from Oregon Master Naturalist Natalie DaSilva. She’ll explore the history and technique of the art form, share some examples, and give you the opportunity to try it yourself. Beginners welcome and encouraged! |
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"Did your family enjoy watching The Sheep Detectives on the big screen? Check out these animal mysteries!" |
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"Isaac may not have been in the Heartstopper books, but he is reading something in almost every single scene in which he appears of the hit television adaptation. Here's a pretty comprehensive list of Isaac's beloved books in Heartstopper season one, two, and three! As we wait for the July release of the Heartstopper movie, why not read an Isaac pick to tide you over?" |
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"Grow something new this spring with the library! Explore these garden-focused books, videos, magazines, and web links. Stop by the Tigard Library and borrow some seeds or gardening tools!" |
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Saturday, June 20 | 6-7:30 PM Cook Family Park Shelter 2 This annual City event celebrates the end of slavery in the United States, uplifts Black culture, and brings together community – ALL are welcome to gather and have a good time! Featured speakers and performers include Rose City Pep Academy, Miss Black Oregon, and gospel singer Khalil. Food and beverage provided by PlantBoys PDX and It’s a Vibe Catering. Tigard Public Library will provide books and activities, plus a raffle and more! Volunteers needed – sign up online. |
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*Limited number of passes available. You must be a Tigard resident to participate. |
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We’re thrilled to provide more information about One Big Fourth – our local 4th of July celebration. The day starts in King City with their Annual Walk & Roll, continues with Tigard’s Middle of Millen Drive Parade, and concludes with activities and fireworks at the City’s 4th of July Celebration at Tigard High School. Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with friends, family, and fun! The City event’s activities start at 6pm with the Tualatin Valley Community Band, kids’ games, and food trucks, ending with fireworks around 10pm. Additional viewing at Cook Family Park. Volunteers and more food vendors sought – submit interest on event website. |
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