Join us for some fun informal nature sketching on The Lawn.
You can bring your own supplies or borrow some of ours.
All ages and abilities welcome.
We will have various rocks, twigs, pinecones and acorns available to draw or feel free to bring something from home. We will take advantage of the sunshine to try some shadow tracing. If the weather is uncooperative, we will meet inside the library.
September is perfect for native plant gardens and bike rides. See inside to learn about planting natives, a repair cafe including bicycle repairs, and a community ride. And take a moment to comment on our water and clean energy future.
Gardening for Everyone: Accessibility in the Garden Master Gardeners class, Ecology webinar and survey on Washington's Water Future, opportunities to comment on state recycling, and more.
July brings Free Fare month on BFT, a walk for mental health in the demo garden, and several chances to speak up: BF Health District survey, Hanford cleanup, Richland parks, and more.