Classes & Programs

Hello English! Intermediate ESL Class

Learn English in a structured environment. Instructional materials will be provided.

Sammamish Library Writing Group

Ages 14 and older.
Respond to prompts, or write what you want to. Come once or attend every month. Led by Reisha Holton, Sammamish journalist and creative writer. For questions, email reishaholton@gmail.com.

Meet the Author: Sherri Brooks Vinton, Put ‘em Up! and The Real Food Revival

Put ‘em Up! is a preserving guide and cookbook all in one! This creative collection has 80 inventive recipes for preserving all kinds of fruit, from apples, berries, and cherries to lemons, quince, and tomatoes, but it also has 80 recipes for using preserves in main dishes, side dishes, desserts and cocktails.
www.sherribrooksvinton.com

Food Justice Now! The Right to Grow and Eat

Through discussion and information, look at how to change our food system to one that support the rights of everyone to grow, distribute, and eat good, clean, fair food. This workshop will focus on injustices in the food system and building a movement for food justice. Facilitated by the Community Alliance for Global Justice, www.seattleglobaljustice.org

Talk Time

Conversation practice for adults who want to improve their English language skills.

Hello English! Intermediate ESL Class

Learn English in a structured environment. Instructional materials will be provided.

Talk Time

Conversation practice for adults who want to improve their English language skills.

Women’s Natural Guide to Avoiding Cancer

Come join naturopathic physician, Lisa Price, to learn how to maintain good health and minimize your risk of getting cancer. To register, please call the Cancer Education Center: (206) 386-2502.

Talk Time

Conversation practice for adults who want to improve their English language skills.

Meet Dianne Aprile, Washington Trust Fellow

Dianne will read excerpts from Thicker Than Water, her current work in progress, a memoir of her special relationship with an eccentric aunt whose long, resilient, friend-filled life belied a 70-year struggle with the stigma and challenges of mental illness. Dianne will also read a selection from The Eye Is Not Enough: On Seeing and Remembering, a collaboration with visual artist M.L. Hess, re-issued in paperback in 2012. Join the author in a discussion after the reading.

Sammamish Book Group

Come for a lively discussion about books and authors! This month is a "free read". Share something you've read and find out what others are reading.

Meet Erika Mitchell, author of Blood Money

In Blood Money, author-you-almost-certainly-have-never-heard-of Erika Mitchell brings you a thriller where accountants are heroes and spies are sidekicks. Join Erika as she discusses her book, which The Readers Cafe hailed as, “Five out of five Sudoku puzzles,” as well as blogging, publishing and maybe the zombie apocalypse too if there’s time.