This presentation, with state climatologist Dr. Nick Bond, will represent a continuation of a series of discussions on how recent past variations and future predictions of the climate in our region are influencing various sectors. Here the focus will be on the landscape and in particular agriculture and terrestrial ecosystems. Complimentary parking available in our guestMore
Ever wonder what it’s like to live at University House Issaquah? Here’s your chance to hear directly from our residents! During this panel discussion, residents will answer some of the most frequently asked questions we receive on senior living and our community. After the panelist have taken questions, join them to enjoy a complimentary lunch.More
Please join us at the Meydenbauer Center for an educational lecture series with Dr. John Medina. This is a three part lecture series with this being the second talk. Dr. Medina is an award winning author of the book "Brain Rules for Aging Well" and he will be covering the brains behind exercising well. OurMore
For adults and teens. Explore free-to-use sewing machines, sergers and cutting mats with help from staff. Bring your own projects and/or practice your skills with a short monthly project. Registration not required.
For teens and adults. Microgreens are nutritious, delicious and easy to grow, even on a balcony or windowsill. Learn how with experts from the Garden Hotline. Please register at kcls.org.
Fraud costs Medicare an estimated $60 billion each year and raises the cost of healthcare for everyone. Learn about different forms of Medicare fraud. Review ways you can prevent, detect and report suspicious activity. Please register at kcls.org.
For adults. Learn about the Polynesian art of visual storytelling through dance. Discover basic steps to develop hula vocabularies. You will be able to tell your story using this beautiful dance form. Class facilitated by Rachel Rene. Please register. Limit 20.
For older adults. We are an open-learning community dedicated to aging well with consciousness, courage and contribution. Enjoy nonfiction and fiction books, films and other arts as catalysts for reflection and conversation. You do not need to have read the book to participate in the discussion. New members always welcome. Please register at kcls.org.
For adults. Join KCLS's annual 10-To-Try reading challenge. This month, tackle the category, Always Meant to Read or Reread. This session will feature an open-ended discussion of books that members are reading to meet the requirements of this category. Registration not required.
For adults. Talk about various romance books written about love during the summer or involve beaches and vacations. Love to read romance or want to try it out? Join other readers and a librarian in exploring new and diverse romance books. Please register at kcls.org.
Join us for our Family Caregiver Support group with dementia coach, Annie Jacobsen. Meet others who struggle with similar issues and discover creative ideas to connect with your loved one.
Join us for our Family Caregiver Support Group with dementia coach, Annie Jacobsen. Meet others who struggle with similar issues as they care for loved ones with memory loss. Come discover creative ideas to improve quality of life and meaningful connection with your loved one.
