Programs for Adults

Mid-Columbia Libraries is proud to welcome New York Times bestselling author Julia Quinn for this year's Mid-Columbia Reads literary festival. The author will present on Thursday, Nov. 12 at 7 pm at the Arthur E.

Dying to talk about the book you’ve been reading? This is the book club for you! Bring Your Own Book (BYOB) book club is seeking readers of all genres! Join us and chat about books you have enjoyed lately. 

This program will be outside of the Kennewick library on the grassy hill!

Engage in thought-provoking conversations about select fiction and non-fiction books, hear a variety of perspectives, socialize and bond over your love of reading. This month, join us for a discussion about a book you are reading or have recently read.

Mid-Columbia Libraries is proud to host Read the Rainbow, an LGBTQIA+ and allies book club for adults.

Bring a fun book you are reading or have recently read and discuss with other readers. Sharing is optional and listening is welcomed.

Dying to talk about the book you’ve been reading? This is the book club for you! Bring Your Own Book (BYOB) book club is seeking readers of all genres! Join us and chat about books you have enjoyed lately.

Dying to talk about the book you’ve been reading? This is the book club for you! Bring Your Own Book (BYOB) book club is seeking readers of all genres! Join us and chat about books you have enjoyed lately. 

This program will be outside of the Kennewick library on the grassy hill!

Welcome book lovers! All interested readers are welcome. 

November book: "Once Upon a Town: The Miracle of the North Platte Canteen" by Bob Green

For more information, contact Susan at smkoenig@ymail.com

Engage in thought-provoking conversations about select fiction and non-fiction books, hear a variety of perspectives, socialize and bond over your love of reading. This month we will be reading any "Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion" by Beth Brower .

Join fellow readers for a monthly discussion of romance novels celebrating love, relationships, and unforgettable characters. We'll explore a variety of subgenres - from contemporary and historical to romantasy and rom-coms - in a friendly, welcoming space.

Join fellow readers for a discussion of romance books by Mid-Columbia Reads author Julia Quinn. Celebrate love, relationships, and unforgettable characters through discussion. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to romance, all are welcome. 

Engage in thought-provoking conversations about select fiction and non-fiction books, hear a variety of perspectives, socialize and bond over your love of reading. This month we will be reading two books, you can read one of them or both.

Engage in thought-provoking conversations about select fiction and non-fiction books, hear a variety of perspectives, socialize and bond over your love of reading. This month we will be reading "A Marriage at Sea: a true story of love, obsession, and shipwreck" by Sophie Elmhirst.

Mid-Columbia Libraries is proud to host Read the Rainbow, an LGBTQIA+ and allies book club for adults.

Bring a fun book you are reading or have recently read and discuss with other readers. Sharing is optional and listening is welcomed.

Add to your step count and tackle your TBR pile. Join a group of audiobook aficionados for a 45-minute outdoor walk while enjoying your latest listen, then stick around for an optional book club-style chat where you can share recommendations and discover your next great audiobook.

Welcome book lovers! All interested readers are welcome. 

October book: "The Zorg: A Tale of Greed and Murder That Inspired the Abolition of Slavery" by Siddharth Kara

For more information, contact Susan at smkoenig@ymail.com

Engage in thought-provoking conversations about select fiction and non-fiction books, hear a variety of perspectives, socialize and bond over your love of reading. This month we will be reading any dystopian or horror book. Sharing is optional and listening is welcomed.

Dying to talk about the book you’ve been reading? This is the book club for you! Bring Your Own Book (BYOB) book club is seeking readers of all genres! Join us and chat about books you have enjoyed lately.

Join fellow readers for a monthly discussion of romance novels celebrating love, relationships, and unforgettable characters. We'll explore a variety of subgenres - from contemporary and historical to romantasy and rom-coms - in a friendly, welcoming space.

Calling all knitters, crocheters, weavers, spinners, embroiderers, and other fiber artists! Join the Desert Fiber Arts Guild at the Kennewick library for an evening of creativity and comradery as we work on individual projects and share tips and tricks.

This month the theme of the junk journals will be fall/Halloween houses. Feel free to bring crafting material to share!

This is a community program. For more information contact Cheryl at cherylcaldwell1954@gmail.com.

Calling all knitters, crocheters, weavers, spinners, embroiderers, and other fiber artists! Join the Desert Fiber Arts Guild at the Kennewick library for an evening of creativity and comradery as we work on individual projects and share tips and tricks.

This month the theme will be focused on the upcoming holidays. Feel free to bring crafting material to share!

This is a community program. Contact Cheryl at cherylcaldwell1954@gmail.com for more information.

Calling all knitters, crocheters, weavers, spinners, embroiderers, and other fiber artists! Join the Desert Fiber Arts Guild at the Kennewick library for an evening of creativity and comradery as we work on individual projects and share tips and tricks.

It's National Friends of Libraries Week, and it's a great time to share your love of the library and reading! Adults are invited to bring a book to swap with fellow readers, with additional books provided by the Prosser Friends of the Library to choose from.

We welcome guests and prospective new members to join these meetings. Learn how we support our Prosser Library through book sales and events to expand the mission of Mid-Columbia Libraries. 

Travel back to the Regency era with presenter Tames Alan as she explores the history, fashion, and traditions behind Jane Austen's beloved novels. Discover how clothing, courtship, and society influenced the lives of Austen's unforgettable characters.

Women’s underwear has long reflected society’s views on modesty, femininity, and beauty. From historic styles that restricted the female form to the more liberating fashions of today, women’s undergarments have been symbols of both oppression and empowerment.

Meet fellow word lovers and put your skills to the test during an hour of friendly Scrabble competition. Players will be matched by skill level when possible, and whoever has the highest score when time is up wins the match. No registration is required.

Masterpieces will be built, wheels will be spun, champions will be named, prizes will be awarded!

Need help accessing library resources on your digital device? Want to know what your next read should be? Stop by for a cup of coffee and one-on-one assistance from library staff.