For April, the Reading Challenge is to read a book by an author whose name you're not sure how to pronounce.
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All libraries are closed due to COVID-19. Do not return library materials; you will not be charged. Updates about WCCLS’ response to COVID-19 |
Todas las bibliotecas permanecerán cerradas por la temporada a causa del virus COVID-19. Favor de no devolver materiales a las bibliotecas; no se le cobrará por materiales durante este periodo. Actualizaciones de la información de WCCLS sobre el COVID-19
The Banks Community Library was established in 1976 by the Sunset Library Society. Service was first offered in a green bookmobile located on city property. The library then shared space in the Banks Junior High School until 1988, when it moved to space of its own in the Oak Village Shopping Center.
Ground breaking for a new 3,000 square foot library took place September of 1996, and the library was formally dedicated on May 16, 1997.
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The Jane Moore Community Room is available for use during and after the library’s open hours. Non-profit, government and local community groups may reserve the space when not needed for Library- or City-related activities. An application to reserve the room must be submitted in advance. Some restrictions do apply. Inquiries about availability, fees and making reservations may be directed to Denise Holmes or Susan Cackler at the library, (503) 324-1382, or by calling Banks City Hall at (503) 324-5112.
For April, the Reading Challenge is to read a book by an author whose name you're not sure how to pronounce.
Bring your mat and join Gregg Hendricks as he guides community members through a class of yoga. All ability levels welcome. If you don't have a mat, there will be a few available to borrow.
This is an opportunity for teens to get some service hours while helping out the library with various projects. Please contact the library if you are planning to attend.
Bring your mat and join Gregg Hendricks as he guides community members through a class of yoga. All ability levels welcome. If you don't have a mat, there will be a few available to borrow.
Join us for stories, rhymes and fun! Designed for children 3 to 6 years old.
Toddler Time is book and rhyme fun for children who toddle on up to preschoolers. We share books and stories, get moving with music and parachute, and make simple crafts.
Bring your mat and join Gregg Hendricks as he guides community members through a class of yoga. All ability levels welcome. If you don't have a mat, there will be a few available to borrow.
Bring your mat and join Gregg Hendricks as he guides community members through a class of yoga. All ability levels welcome. If you don't have a mat, there will be a few available to borrow.
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