Calendar

6:00 PM, Arcata Library's YA Book Club, 'Nimona' (in Person)

Nimona is... what exactly is Nimona, anyway? An apparently young, apparently female (except when not) shapeshifter who goads one Ballister Blackheart into increasingly desperate acts against the Institution, taking a not-at-all background sidekick role herself. This story began as a webcomic and morphed into a graphic novel, an audiobook, and soon perhaps a film. Are you a teen who has read this book or wants to? Sign up to join the discussion!

Every Thursday, 12:30 PM. Eureka Library's Crafting Circle (In Person, Drop In!)

Bring your easy-to-transport, easy to clean up craft project and join other crafters at this weekly drop-in crafting circle. This is a great opportunity to meet other people and get inspired!

12:30 to 1:30 PM, Eureka Library Summer Arts & Crafts, Make a Pinwheel (in Person)

Visit Eureka Library and make a pinwheel today. Decorate and build your pinwheel, then explore how the curled sails of the pinwheel allow it to catch air and spin, and how the colors you used blend together when it spins.

5:30 PM, Garberville Library Page Turners, 'The Beggar King and the Secrets of Happiness' (In Person)

The Page Turners are reading The Beggar King and the Secrets of Happiness by Joel ben Izzy.. Have you read it? Join us in person (or chime in next week on the KMUD Radio book club, now airing at 7:00 PM. Call 707-923-3911 to participate on the radio.)

10:00 AM, Kim Yerton Library, Music Together Family Literacy Party, with Jose Quezada (in Person)

José Quezada from North Coast Music Together presents an interactive program for families, with opportunities to lift your voice and sing, and to play with sounds together. Enjoying music as a family is both fun and a wonderful learning opportunity. All children are musical, and can learn to sing in tune, keep a beat, and participate with confidence in the music of our culture.

12:00 - 4:00 PM, McKinleyville Library, Drop in & Make Tissue Paper Flowers (in Person)

It's fun and easy to make tissue paper flowers. These are perfect for decorating your bike like a parade float. They make great birthday or holiday decorations -- or maybe you could put them on your tea-party hat. They also could be a fun present for anyone you like who loves colorful things.

2:00 PM, Willow Creek Library, Music Together Family Literacy Party, with Jose Quezada (in Person)

José Quezada from North Coast Music Together presents an interactive program for families, with opportunities to lift your voice and sing, and to play with sounds together. Enjoying music as a family is both fun and a wonderful learning opportunity. All children are musical, and can learn to sing in tune, keep a beat, and participate with confidence in the music of their culture.

Zoning Administrator

Planning Commission