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June 2019
Fort Vancouver Kiwanis meeting
Join to learn how to serve young people in Clark County weekly on Wednesdays, except for the last Wednesday of the month. Meeting starts after lunch is served at noon, and ends at 1 p.m. For more information, email ftvankiwanis@gmail.com
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Food and cards. For more information, call the events hotline number at 360-718-6029.
Find out more »Knit and Natter
Drop-in program for new and experienced knitter, crocheters and other fiber artists of all ages. Call 360-896-7135 with questions.
Find out more »Helping Hands Sewing Group
Helping Hands Sewing Group uses simple patterns and donated fabric to sew clothing for homeless children in the Vancouver area. The group meets every Thursday. Bring a sack lunch. For more information contact Julie at 360-687-7762.
Find out more »Crochet Club
Crochet Club. All ages and skills welcome. Instruction and yarn provided, loan hooks available. For all ages, but those elementary school-aged should bring an adult. Thursdays in the Teen Room.
Find out more »Book to Art Jr.
A book group for students in grades 6-8 and their adults. The next title will be "A Wizard of Earthsea," by Ursula K. Le Guin. Pick up a free copy of the book at the library service desk and register to attend. Bring your art inspired by the book.
Find out more »Modern Quilt Group
Members will share a demo on walking-foot machine quilting as per the Mel Beach class. More information and venue location can be requested with an email to Modernquiltswa@gmail.com.
Find out more »Bass and Crappie Fishing in Southwest Washington
Join the Oregon Bass & Panfish Club for the monthly general meeting. This month will feature a program center on fishing for Bass and Crappie in Southwest Washington. Tony Fana is our main presenter. He will be going into depth on terminal tackle for spring, summer and fall fishing specific to the Southwest part of Washington.
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Food and cards (Zioncheck). Seating limited to seven. For more information, call the events hotline at 360-718-6029.
Find out more »Expressive Arts Group
The Expressive Arts Group meets weekly in both Vancouver and Longview. Materials are provided but attendees can bring supplies. This is a social group so no pressure to talk about anything in particular. Drop ins welcome.
Find out more »Musicians’ Open Jam
Last Friday of each month from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at the Barberton Grange, 9400 N.E. 72nd Ave., Vancouver. Everyone is welcome—all ages and still levels. For more information, call Michael Hatfield at 360-609-6628.
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Will play cards. RSVP required to give restaurant a count. For more information, call the events hotline at 360-718-6029.
Find out more »Writing for Wellness Group
The Writing Group meets weekly in Vancouver for one hour. Participants free-write at the beginning and then provide a writing prompt to get the creative ideas flowing. Feel free to bring writings to read to the group. Led by peers with their own lived experiences, they write along with you and share their thoughts. Drop-ins are welcome.
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Happy hour. For more information, call the events hotline at 360-718-6029.
Find out more »July 2019
Legacy Family Tree Genealogy Software User Group
For those who use Legacy Family Tree Software to track genealogy research, there is a Legacy Users Group that meets monthly to discuss tips, tricks and problems. Meetings are held on the first Monday of the month. Members and nonmembers welcome.
Find out more »Genealogy Research Book Club
There are many “research rich” books of genealogical historical collections, as well as “how to” books on methods, collection and data storage of genealogy research. This group delves into one chapter at a time and discusses how to make the best use of it. Join this casual group as they delve into their favorite topic of books on family history discovery and sleuthing. Brown baggers welcome.
Find out more »Genealogy Research Book Club
There are many “research rich” books of genealogical historical collections, as well as “how to” books on methods, collection and data storage of genealogy research. This group delves into one book at a time and discusses how to make the best use of it. Join this casual group as they delve into their favorite topic of books on family history discovery and sleuthing. Brown baggers welcome.
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Food and cards. For more information, call the events hotline number at 360-718-6029.
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