Black Diamond Library
24707 Roberts Drive
Black Diamond, WA 98010
360.886.1105
May 2017 Events
Please click on the links below to view the programs for each age group.
One Day Library Closure
Thursday, May 18, all day
The Black Diamond, Covington, Enumclaw and Maple Valley Libraries will be closed for staff training.
Go to kcls.org to find open locations or contact Ask KCLS, 425.462.9600 or 1.800.462.9600.
Family Story Times
Monday, May 1 and 8, 10:30am
All ages welcome with adult.
Stories, songs and fun!
Social time after Story Time with toys and bubbles.
Book Arts: Make an Altered Book
Wednesday, May 17, 7pm
Ages 14 and older, adults welcome.
Presented by Liesel Lund.
Bring your creativity to this fun introductory class about creating altered books! You will paint and collage your ideas using mixed media techniques.
Bring a hardback book for the project, all other supplies and tools provided.
Space is limited, first come, first seated.
Black Diamond Friends of the Library Plant Sale
Saturday, May 6, 9am
Held at the Black Diamond Community Center, 31605 3rd Avenue, Black Diamond.
Come for the 53rd Annual Black Diamond Friends of the Library Plant Sale. Several varieties of native plants, including perennials and ground covers.
Friends of the Black Diamond Library Meeting
Wednesday, May 17, 5pm
This nonprofit group supports the Black Diamond Library through fundraising, sponsorship of programs and services and increasing awareness of the library’s vital community role. Join us!
EVERYONE’S ATLKING ABOUT IT
Late Spring in the Edible Garden, Can I Still Plant a Garden?
Saturday, May 20, 2pm
Now is the time to plant just about everything in your garden. Join garden educator Lisa Taylor, author of Your Farm in the City: An Urban Dweller’s Guide to Growing Food and Raising Animals and the Maritime Northwest Garden Guide in a lively session about growing an edible garden. Learn the ins and outs of late spring and summer planting and how to get the most out of a small space.
What’s on YOUR mind in 2017? Join in lively conversations about topics that matter with free programs at KCLS libraries.
Politics, education, space exploration, sustainable living, race and important moments in history are just a few things we will discuss. Find topics that fascinate YOU and come talk about it.
For more information, www.kcls.org.
