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.

This hands-on program for adults offers the perfect opportunity to explore a new hobby, create unique projects, and connect with fellow craft enthusiast! Supplies provided. 

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.

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.

This hands-on program for adults offers the perfect opportunity to explore a new hobby, create unique projects, and connect with fellow craft enthusiasts! Supplies provided.

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.

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 .

Unleash your inner crafter to relax, connect with others, and get creative! This session we will be creating eReader charms! Personalize your eReader or phone with a dust plug charm. Craft supplies provided, while supplies last.  

Join author Luzy D. King for a conversation about her book, “Cash Libre,” exploring the cultural beliefs and personal experiences that shape our relationship with money.

Acompaña a la autora Luzy D. King en una conversación sobre su libro "Cash Libre," en la que explorará las creencias culturales y las experiencias personales que dan forma a nuestra relación con el dinero.

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

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. 

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. 

Looking for a creative reset? Sketchbook Social is a relaxed, after-work meetup for adults. Drop in, bring your own supplies or use ours, and explore drawing, painting, collage, digital art, and more. Each session includes an optional prompt to get you started. 

Join author Luzy D. King for a conversation about her book, “Cash Libre,” exploring the cultural beliefs and personal experiences that shape our relationship with money.

Acompaña a la autora Luzy D. King en una conversación sobre su libro "Cash Libre," en la que explorará las creencias culturales y las experiencias personales que dan forma a nuestra relación con el dinero.

This hands-on program for adults offers the perfect opportunity to explore a new hobby, create unique projects, and connect with fellow craft enthusiast! Supplies provided. 

Join us for an engaging historical presentation by Kiona Benton Historical Society President Diane Leist, exploring the history of women in the early Kiona Benton City area through the legacy of their quilts. Quilts made by these women will also be on display.

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.

Looking for something fun (and free) to do this weekend? Join us the first and third Saturday of every month for your new favorite way to relax, create, and connect.

This hands-on program for adults offers the perfect opportunity to explore a new hobby, create unique projects, and connect with fellow craft enthusiasts! Supplies provided.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.