Come join the fun of Summer Reading! Each Thursday at 11:00am, we will have story time and a fun craft project for the kids! This summer’s theme is “Unearth a Story” so each week will be related to this theme. Mark your calendars! June 18th - July 23rd. 11am - 12:00pm.

New art in the library! Come celebrate Michael Stone’s photography at a reception at the library, Tuesday, June 2nd from 5:30pm - 7pm. Michael says of his work: “ I use my digital camera and photoshop to create my view of the world as I see it. Some images are made with digital collages and some with digital paint or both together.”

Come in and gets some seeds from your neighbors’ gardens, and share some of your own if you have some! We have screens to separate out the seeds and envelopes too. We’ve got lots of acorn squash, beets, peas, and beans, even some wildflower seeds.

Dreaming of your next trip and need some ideas? We just got several new travel books from 50 Places to Travel Solo to a World Travel book that lists every country. And if you just want to stick around this summer, how about checking out the Complete Hiking Guide to the Alpine Lakes Wilderness?! A great resource written by two local brothers.

We’re starting a new Jigsaw Puzzle Exchange! Bring one take one, or just take one and bring it back. ; ) We’re going to test out the interest in it and will expand the collection as needed! Let us know the kind of puzzles you like…easy peasy or stay up all night to finish the thousand piece blue sky kind?!!

Thank you everyone who attended Seussapalooza and made it a wonderful, fun-packed evening! We have such a great community of supporters, and we appreciate your generosity!

Come learn all about our brand new Seed Library project from our librarian, Claudia Guilford, a Master Gardener intern and driving force behind the new program. Special thanks to Pico Cantieni for the flash of genius in thinking we could repurpose the old card catalog for garden seeds! See you: Tuesday, April 14th, 6pm - 7:30.

Thanks to everyone who came to our Open House! It was great to see you all and get your thoughts about the library’s future. If you weren’t able to make it, or didn’t get a chance to take our short survey, please CLICK HERE to take the survey now. We appreciate your input!

March 10th at 6:30pm - 7:30pm.

Come get inspired and learn how to start a vegetable garden! Instructor Barbara Raabe is the President of the Kittitas County Master Gardener program.

Do you like to play board games? The Roslyn Library is starting a board game group on Friday, February 27th! Bring your favorite board game or choose from one we have at the library.

The group is geared toward ages 12 and up. Call the library, 509-649-3105 for more information.

Pico Cantieni made another beautiful walnut bookshelf from the Young Reader’s section (using donated leftover shelving from the old Nakamura Law Library). We are lucky to have him and his amazing craftsmanship.

Thursday, March 12 from 5:30-7:00 pm

We had a great first session of the all new Silent Book Club at the library! Join us next month and meet new friends. Read for an hour in the company of other book lovers.

No assigned reading. No pressure to talk. Just books, community and a cozy space.

Friends of the Roslyn Library invite you to Seussapalooza!

An evening of family fun, silent auction, dinner and dessert benefiting the Roslyn Library.

Calling All Volunteers!
Join the planning team, assist during the event, or help with setup and cleanup.

Thanks to all of you who came to the artist’s reception for Ginger Stogdell and Maria Fischer. It was a fun, successful evening. If you missed it, the art will be on display until January 7th. Come in and be inspired!