Naomi Shihab Nye has spent more than forty years as a self-described “wandering poet,” traveling the country and the world to lead writing workshops and inspiring students of all ages. Beloved by generations of readers and writers, Nye uses her writing with themes of love, family, and resilience to attest to our shared humanity.
Miss Holmes Written by Christopher M. Walsh Directed by Angela Bayler January 31 – February 23, 2025 Join Holmes and Watson on the foggy streets of London as they track a killer whose list of victims seems to be growing, even as the authorities seem unable – or unwilling – to intervene. This twisty, intriguingMore
For older adults. Tech savvy volunteers will provide one-on-one help for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS. Bring your smart phone, iPad or laptop and your questions. Please register at kcls.org.
Miss Holmes Written by Christopher M. Walsh Directed by Angela Bayler January 31 – February 23, 2025 Join Holmes and Watson on the foggy streets of London as they track a killer whose list of victims seems to be growing, even as the authorities seem unable – or unwilling – to intervene. This twisty, intriguingMore
Miss Holmes Written by Christopher M. Walsh Directed by Angela Bayler January 31 – February 23, 2025 Join Holmes and Watson on the foggy streets of London as they track a killer whose list of victims seems to be growing, even as the authorities seem unable – or unwilling – to intervene. This twisty, intriguingMore
Join us for a presentation with real estate professional Laura Henderson, who will provide you with a full walk-through of the sales process, tips for selling your house on a short timeline, how to address deferred maintenance using equity, and the benefits of selling – even after you’ve already moved in to a senior livingMore
Join Dr. Abby Winter, with the UW School of Pharmacy, for a discussion on vaccines for older adults, and their importance in maintaining health and preventing serious illness as we age. We will dive into vaccine history and development, discuss how common vaccines work, and touch on what it means for a vaccine to beMore
For adults. Do you have a family member, friend or client with an African American ancestor? Many researchers struggle to break through the wall of slavery (pre-1865) and legalized segregation (through 1960s). Explore unique resources along with standard censuses, probate and vital records to identify emancipated slaves and their prior slave-owners. Presenter Janice Lovelace, Ph.D.More
For adults and older adults. Uber and Lyft created new options to get around. Look at the how-to basics, safety and more. Presented by Bridget of Gentle Tech Help. Please register at kcls.org.
All ages welcome. Drop in for a cozy night of hot chocolate, tea and cookies. Bring a craft project to work on, or a favorite book to read. We will provide coloring sheets, colored pencils, a community puzzle, a mug design station (while supplies last) and snacks! Registration not required.
Described as one of the “ten greatest Taiwanese computing personalities,” and the former Digital Minister of Taiwan, Audrey Tang has made it her mission to align technology with democracy, and to counteract the polarization, inequality, loneliness, and fear that digital technology has catalyzed. Q&A with Community Curated Series director Ted Chiang.
For older adults. What does Hope look and feel like? This year promises many changes and challenges. Explore the importance of Hope for our health and well-being. Share ways we can build our Hope 'muscles' for the year ahead. Registration not required.
