Come shop native plants; peruse vendor & info tables; enjoy live music, food, drink and conservation comradery at the Thurston Conservation District's annual plant festival and sale! Free to attend, […]
Bunnies may look like cuddly, defenseless little fluffballs, but they are actually quite tough. During the winter, these incredible critters can survive freezing temperatures and eat twigs! We’ll be celebrating […]
Thursday, March 5, 6 – 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 11, 6 – 8 p.m. Location: Lincoln Cafeteria, 213 21st Ave. SE, Olympia *Childcare provided by donation Lincoln Options Elementary is […]
Prepare for spring cleaning by making your own handheld broom! During the session you’ll learn about materials we have in our area for broom making as well as the basics […]
The number “pi” is used in geometry to help us figure out the area of a circle. This irrational number is crucial to the fields of engineering, architecture, space exploration, […]
In this workshop, business owners will learn the types of credit available to a small business owner such as lines of credit, credit cards, and term loans, as well as […]
Find Your Future, a community-wide career exploration event for youth and families, returns on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at Timberline High School, offering expanded programming designed to help students make […]
Sea level rise may be frightening, but through a presentation co-led by the City of Olympia, and a fun, team-based game, you will learn strategies to make our city more […]
A Guided Conversation Series for Older Adults Elderhood Roundtable is a welcoming, facilitated discussion series for older adults who enjoy meaningful conversation and connection. Participants gather together to socialize, reflect, […]
You're invited to this year's Community Conversation with Doug Griffiths, best selling author and Chief Community Builder of 13 Ways Inc. The evening will begin with small bites and opportunities […]
