Calendar of events

Registration is required. Call to see if your septic system qualifies and to register at the Environmental Health O&M program at 360-867-2626.

Saturday mornings will be used to learn the game of bridge. Open to anyone new to the game, or others who may wish to refresh or deepen their knowledge.

This is a beginning class offered by Tenino's living stonecarving legend, Keith Phillips, in partnership with the Tenino Stone Carvers Guild.

Celebrate fall with a bounty of family-friendly thrills and spooky treats at Boo Bash, Oct. 25-31. Enjoy Halloween-inspired delights without the fright!

Insects and spiders are used in spooky Halloween decorations, but that doesn't mean they are scary! Bugs are just like you and me: eating, sleeping, and trying to stay safe. Learn how to get past your fears and learn more about these extraordinary creatures through activities and crafts.

Fall into community fun with pumpkin carving and painting at this FRet event! You! Learn how to use seeds by either drying them to plant next season or roasting them to eat. 

Come join an empowering journey of mental wellness with Dr. Bre!

Spooky fun for All Ages: Build your terrarium! You’ll learn all about terrariums, why they thrive, and how to care for your own while building a one-of-a-kind tiny jungle!

There will be a fantastic Italian meal accompanied by fine wine. Silent and live auctions, compelling speakers, and musical entertainment will make this an evening to remember.

Of course, Buddhists celebrate Halloween! Join them for skulls, skeletons, and chilling stories of karma and rebirth with Resident Teacher Rob Lutz in their annual Halloween get-together. They will be serving spooky snacks to send shivers down your spine. Feel free to bring your favorite scary vegetarian treats to share! Everybody is welcome!

Heidi Schreck’s boundary-breaking play breathes new life into thr Constitution and imagines how it will shape the next generation of Americans.

Childhood's End Gallery is proud to host the 2024 Northwest Pastel Society Members Show. Juried by Kim Lordier, the exhibit features 70 works by 63 members.

You are invited to join a month-long exploration into death, dying, loss, and living.

Get ready for a spine-chilling adventure like never before at the 2024 Rutledge Haunted Maze! This year, there will be an all-new haunt, packed with fresh, terrifying scenes that will leave you breathless.