Tukwila Library

For adults. Join a free presentation on Medicare's Open Enrollment. Discuss plans, changing plans and other questions you may have. Registration not required.

For adults. Presented by the Association of Financial Educators. Learn how to make an informed decision about when to start receiving your social security benefits. Registration not required.

For adults. Celebrate the winter season by creating magical snowflakes through the technique of watercolor resist! In this workshop, create dimensional snowflake patterns, using wax crayons, overlays of vibrant watercolors and crystalline textures from salt. As you paint, watch in awe as the snowflake designs are revealed! All experience levels are welcome. Please register atMore

For adults. Reflect the warmth and glow of the season using a mix of painting, drawing and painted paper collage. Explore color, texture and composition in this workshop that encourages play and creative expression through art. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Learn to work with natural materials, such as plant matter and seeds, to create a one-of-a-kind art piece. You will leave with a nature mandala that will add beauty and serenity to your walls. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Learn to work with natural materials, such as plant matter and seeds, to create a one-of-a-kind art piece. You will leave with a nature mandala that will add beauty and serenity to your walls. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Have you tried to complete your Advance Directive, also known as a Living Will? Presenters from End of Life WA (EOLWA) will demystify the documents, pick your support team and how to talk to them about your end-of-life wishes. Please register at kcls.org.

For adults. Hopelink Mobility Management will share information on mobility education and transportation resources. Learn more about trip planning and reduced fare programs in South King County. Free Orca Cards for adults and youth. Registration not required.

For adults. Overcoming adversity and making anew will be explored during this 45-minute performance. An intergenerational cast of five (ages 19 to 78) will share personal stories, songs and scenes related to the theme. There will be a conversation with the audience afterwards. Registration not required.