Lake Forest Park Library

For adults. Join EOLWA volunteers for a 60-minute presentation and question and answer period that will show you how to plan ahead for end-of-life. After attending this session, we hope you’ll feel more comfortable talking to the people you trust with your care about your end-of-life wishes. Conversations that will help them know how toMore

For adults. The foundation of a beautiful and healthy garden is good soil. Adding compost to your garden enriches the soil. This workshop will teach you about the different methods of food and yard waste composting, what materials to add and which to avoid. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. The foundation of a beautiful and healthy garden is good soil. Adding compost to your garden enriches the soil. This workshop will teach you about the different methods of food and yard waste composting, what materials to add and which to avoid. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Even a vegetable garden can be viewed as habitat in your landscape. Learn about the smaller scale of nesting and feeding sites for the insects and small animals in your garden. This will help you build a community of plants that attract pollinators to make your garden more productive. Registration not required.

For adults. Join the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's Habitat at Home coordinator to explore the biology and behavior of Washington's 15 bat species. Learn how you can help bats by creating a bat habitat at home. Registration not required.

For adults. Explore the whimsical side of watercolor using a simple yet surprising technique. Experiment with crayons, paint and tape while making your own piece of art. All materials provided. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Explore various types of bees and learn how they construct their homes, gather food and raise babies. Discover what you can do to help with presenter Lisa Taylor. Registration not required.

For adults. Analyze poems, practice techniques, write your own poem and share! All levels welcome. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Paint images that reflect natural scenes and human made objects. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Learn which edible herbs grow best in Pacific Northwest gardens and containers. Bring your gardening questions for a post-lecture Q&A. Presented by certified professional horticulturalist Bruce Bennett in partnership with the Master Gardeners of King County.  Registration not required.