Makerspace, Lego Club, computer classes, read to the Dog, Fiber arts circle, D&D

Hoodland Public Library and Sandy Public Library will be closed for the following holidays:

Annual Teen Art Contest starts December 1st! For more details, click here.

Cards for Seniors!

Remember to drop off completed cards by December 15. Sandy Public Library & Hoodland Public Library.

Founded in 1892, the Portland Art Museum is the seventh oldest museum in the U.S. and the oldest in the Northwest. The Museum is internationally recognized for exhibitions drawn from the world's finest collections. Permanent collections include American, Asian, European, modern and contemporary, Native American, Northwest art, photography, and graphic arts. The Museum is located in the heart of downtown's cultural district.

Let's play Dungeons & Dragons!

When: Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday 6 - 9:00 pm

Location: Sandy Library Community Room

More Info: Steve Williamson

Following old-school D&D rules from 1980 -- just like in the hit show "Stranger Things" -- we are a friendly group of players both experienced and new to the game that gather around the table.

Free group, but seats are limited so registration is required.

Using a flexible sandbox-style approach, the players choose their adventure. Will you explore the mysterious ruins seeking the rumored treasure within? Or clear a cave complex of ferocious orcs and earn great reward and fame from the local lord? No matter what you choose, adventure and treasure awaits!

We play the traditional way, rolling dice in-person around a table using "theater of the mind" and are open to players aged 13 to 3,000 (sorry, no liches allowed).

Artwork Highlight

Sandy Public Library has had the honor of hosting a couple exhibits of Audrey Moore's work in the past, and in the early 2000's Audrey donated this tapestry. It currently hangs in the children's room in the Sandy Public Library. See a full tribute to her at the Damascus Fiber Arts School HERE

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