Library

Join other families for stories, songs, movement, fingerplays, puppets, and more.

This is geared toward children ages 0-6, but children of all ages are welcome with a parent or caregiver.

In the children's room; Thursdays, 6/19 through 8/19, 11:15am (except 7/20 -- find us at the Columbia County Fair instead that day!)

2nd Annual Spring Into Art Show

Location: The Columbia Learning Center 375 S 18th St, St Helens, OR 97051
Sponsor: The Columbia Arts Guild www.ColumbiaArtsGuild.com

This year the show will be held throughout the Columbia Learning Center. All of the arts will be represented including, visual, performance and culinary. There will be a Professional Artists and Youth Show, vote for your favorite artist and they may win a prize!

Schedule of Events :

Secret codes, invisible ink, disguises, a laser maze, and more!

Get an introduction to the art of being sneaky and gathering information.

Ages 6-14.

Visit the Library for unstructured LEGO play time with our growing collection of donated LEGO sets. Duplo sets are available for younger children. Come create with us! All ages.

Join us for a day of making!

(All Ages Welcome)

Dot and Dash robots

Origami

Hour of Code activities

Friendship bracelets

Button-making

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 14, 2017

St. Helens, Ore. – Warrenton author John Rekart, Jr., will share his stories about current and historical Columbia River pilots, sailors, and tug-and-barge operations at the St. Helens Public Library on Thursday, April 27 at 7 p.m.

Warrenton author John Rekart, Jr. (“Rollin’ on the Wild River” and “Rollin’ on the River”) will share his stories about current and historical Columbia River pilots, sailors, and tug and barge operations and how the skills of these professionals impacts commerce around the world.

The Library will be closing at 5pm today.

ST. HELENS PUBLIC LIBRARY RULES OF CONDUCT

Article 1. Purpose.
The city operates and maintains the public library in order to meet the information needs of the community. Rules of conduct for the library premises are necessary to protect the rights and safety of library patrons and staff, and to preserve and protect the library’s materials, equipment and property.