This class will provide techniques to help you understand the concepts of modern digital electronics using Arduinos. Projects can be completed in class.
Connecting books, people and resources
Opened in 2007 and expanded in 2013, the Brookwood Library houses most of the Hillsboro collections. Adult fiction and nonfiction books are on the second floor, along with plenty of comfortable seating, a quiet reading room, internet computers, and an art gallery. Study and conference rooms may be reserved and used without a fee. When rooms are not reserved, use is on a first-come, first-served basis. Don’t miss the Collaboratory – a space to explore the possibility of making and creating.
Books for children are on the first floor, along with new and popular books, movies, music, large print books, magazines, world language materials and the Library of Things. Interactive literacy toys, play spaces, and internet computers offer more learning experiences. Coffee and donuts are for sale in the lobby.
With plenty of parking, this 77,000 square foot building also includes rentable spaces for community organizations and events.
Free events to expand literacy and learning for all ages are offered throughout the year. Find the storytime schedule and visit the Hillsboro Library calendar to see all upcoming events.
The Library offers proctoring at Brookwood and free drop-in notary services in English and Spanish at both locations.
Hillsboro Public Library's Book-O-Mat, an automated book kiosk, is located downtown and offers books, movies and games for checkout.
The Book-O-Mat service is temporarily on hold while we are awaiting our new kiosk, which is anticipated to be up and running in January 2020. Thank you for your patience during this transition.
Plaza at the Downtown Hillsboro Civic Center
150 E. Main St
Hillsboro, OR 97123
Study and conference rooms may be reserved and used without a fee. When rooms are not reserved, use is on a first-come, first-served basis.
This class will provide techniques to help you understand the concepts of modern digital electronics using Arduinos. Projects can be completed in class.
This class runs from January 5, 2020 to March 22, 2020.
30 to 40 minutes of age-appropriate stories, fingerplays, and movement activities.
Parallel Play is a writers’ group where adult writers can practice and share their craft. Meets in January, March, May, July, September, and November.
Join us for the opportunity to have the WCCLS' professional photographer take your picture for use in WCCLS marketing materials.
Construct, design, and craft with your friends and family. Bring your projects to work on or use supplies provided.
Conversation group for people of all language backgrounds who are learning English and want to practice and improve.
Join us as we sing, rhyme, share simple stories, and enjoy movement activities in this storytime, specially designed for new walkers and their grownups. Includes unstructured playtime.
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