Library

The St. Helens Garden Club presents their annual fall plant sale.

Saturday, October 21st, 9am-2pm, front porch of the Columbia Center.

Dane Osis from Oregon Parks and Recreation and Chip Bubl from Oregon State University Extension Service will be giving a workshop on mushroom identification. 

Wednesday, November 15, 2017.  7:00pm

Columbia Center Auditorium

Celebrating  indie writing and publishing.

On this day, libraries around the world welcome and support their local indie authors in a day of education, networking, writing, open mics, panels and more!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 7, 2017

ADULT CIVICS PROGRAMS OFFERED AT ST. HELENS PUBLIC LIBRARY

St. Helens, Ore. – The St. Helens Public Library will host a series of Civics for Adults community workshops designed to enhance civic knowledge and inspire political engagement. Led by Donna L. Cohen, a teacher and librarian, the workshops are non-partisan, free to the public, and no pre-registration is required.

A celebration of our freedom to read

Get into the Spirit of Halloweentown

Join us for the St. Helens Library Board Book Club Kick-Off!

Our new book club will meet quarterly (subject to change as we get established).  It is open to the public and all are welcome.  Rather than having everyone read the same book, we will each read a book of our choosing that follows a THEME.  We'll all have a chance to share our thoughts and book/author recommendations during an informal conversation.  Light snacks and beverages will be available for all to enjoy.

Friends of the St. Helens Public Library will hold a fall booksale at the Columbia Center on October 20th and 21st.

Friday the sale will be from 10am-5pm

Friends of the St. Helens Public Library will hold a fall booksale at the Columbia Center on October 20th and 21st.

Saturday the 21st the sale is from 10am-2pm

Author Bonnie Olin discusses her book Owyhee River Journals.

November Artist Talk and Show with Linda Sprau

Linda, a member of the Columbia Arts Guild, began painting after retiring in 2014 after a 42-year railroad career.  She credits the Guild for her “jumping into the local art scene.”

Sprau describes her art as “An exploration into my desire to recreate scenes and subjects in which I find beauty.”