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    Declaration 250 | Grants Pass

    Grants Pass 200 NW C Street, Grants Pass, OR, United States

    Join former Oregon History Teacher of the Year Lois MacMillan for Declaration 250, a monthly program exploring a different topic each session related to the history and ideals of the...

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    Williams Weekly Storytime

    Williams 158 Tetherow Rd, Williams, OR, United States

    Families are invited to the Williams branch of Josephine Community Library every Friday from 11 am–12 pm for a weekly themed storytime and craft session in a safe and fun...

  • Young child sitting on a table in a library reading a book that is standing upright.
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    Illinois Valley Saturday Storytime

    Illinois Valley 209 West Palmer, Cave Junction, OR, United States

    Families are invited to drop-in to the Illinois Valley branch of Josephine Community Library every Saturday for themed storytime and crafts all day. Storytime takes place every half hour. This...

  • A room full of toddlers doing stretches and dancing.
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    Movers and Groovers

    Grants Pass 200 NW C Street, Grants Pass, OR, United States

    Storytime for Busy Toddlers Toddlers ages 2–3 and their caregivers are invited to Movers and Groovers Storytime, held Tuesdays from 1–1:30 pm at the Grants Pass branch. This program led...

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    K9 Reading Buddies | Grants Pass

    Grants Pass 200 NW C Street, Grants Pass, OR, United States

    Each week the library comes alive with furry friends waiting to hear a good book. Visit Grants Pass and Williams every Tuesday or Wolf Creek every second Wednesday from 3–4...

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    Sprout a Reader Storytime

    Children ages birth to five and their caregivers are invited to learn how to give a great storytime from home during the Sprout a Reader program from 10:30–11 am on Thursdays at the Grants Pass branch.

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    Computer Basics Drop-in Lab

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    Drop in to the WorkSource Rogue Valley computer Lab twice a month to boost your computer skills with an instructor from Josephine Community Library. Practice using the internet, learn how to copy/paste, try uploading and downloading, and more. This free, hands-on program is open to all — no library card or WorkSource Oregon enrollment needed....

  • child in library
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    Williams Weekly Storytime

    Williams 158 Tetherow Rd, Williams, OR, United States

    Families are invited to the Williams branch of Josephine Community Library every Friday from 11 am–12 pm for a weekly themed storytime and craft session in a safe and fun environment.

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    Southern Oregon PBS Screening: The American Revolution

    Grants Pass 200 NW C Street, Grants Pass, OR, United States

    Join Southern Oregon PBS for a special screening of The American Revolution, the new Ken Burns docuseries that brings to life the origins, conflicts, and legacy of America’s founding war through his renowned storytelling. This 36-minute screening features clips from throughout the six-part, 12-hour documentary series. After the screening, stay for a discussion with SOPBS...

  • Young child sitting on a table in a library reading a book that is standing upright.
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    Illinois Valley Saturday Storytime

    Illinois Valley 209 West Palmer, Cave Junction, OR, United States

    Families are invited to drop-in to the Illinois Valley branch of Josephine Community Library every Saturday for themed storytime and crafts all day. Storytime takes place every half hour. This program is offered at no charge and a library card is not necessary to participate.