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This month's book: The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison. Pick up a copy in January from the library to be prepared for the meeting! Join us for curious and respectful conversations about books that have been banned or challenged across the decades. We'll discuss why the books have been banned, what we think about them, and what they have to tell us about the time in which they were banned and their relevance today. What you need to know: - Meetings will take place on the second Saturday of the month, January through May, 10-11am. - No long-term commitment required! Just sign up for the books you are interested in reading. - Register and stop by the library during the month prior for your copy of the book.

This irreverent and darkly comic take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective duo is brought to you by playwright Kate Hamill — known for her whip-smart, feminist reimagining's of literary classics. In this highly theatrical, small-cast escapade, oddball female roommates Sherlock (yes, it’s also a girl’s name—wait, is it a girl’s name? Is it even a name?) Holmes and Joan Watson join forces to emerge from the pandemic fog as a deeply codependent, quasi-dysfunctional Odd Couple adventure duo. Together they solve mysteries, kick butts, and occasionally process their feelings — until they come face-to-face with a villain who seems to have all the answers. This production is directed by Phil Lacey and McKenzie Baird, the directorial duo behind Pride & Prejudice at ICCA. It marks the first official production from their newly formed company, Rogue Assembly, produced in collaboration with Icicle Creek Center for the Arts. Expect sharp wit, theatrical hijinks, and a healthy dose of chaos — all in the spirit of Kate Hamill’s signature, high-energy storytelling.

This irreverent and darkly comic take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective duo is brought to you by playwright Kate Hamill — known for her whip-smart, feminist reimagining's of literary classics. In this highly theatrical, small-cast escapade, oddball female roommates Sherlock (yes, it’s also a girl’s name—wait, is it a girl’s name? Is it even a name?) Holmes and Joan Watson join forces to emerge from the pandemic fog as a deeply codependent, quasi-dysfunctional Odd Couple adventure duo. Together they solve mysteries, kick butts, and occasionally process their feelings — until they come face-to-face with a villain who seems to have all the answers. This production is directed by Phil Lacey and McKenzie Baird, the directorial duo behind Pride & Prejudice at ICCA. It marks the first official production from their newly formed company, Rogue Assembly, produced in collaboration with Icicle Creek Center for the Arts. Expect sharp wit, theatrical hijinks, and a healthy dose of chaos — all in the spirit of Kate Hamill’s signature, high-energy storytelling.

Free, monthly community dinner for the entire community: seniors, couples, singles, families and kids! Share a delicious meal and have conversations with friends and neighbors. This is a dinner that occurs every 3rd Tuesday of the month...so mark your calendars!

Join the Wenatchee River Institute and the [Cascadia Prescribed Burn Association](https://www.cascadiapba.org/) in a celebration of fire. This will be an evening to celebrate fire where we will bring warmth and light to the night. We will have fire pits set up to gather around fire, fire dancers, a mobile sauna to enjoy after a cold plunge, food, stories, music, a drum circle and your community's company. Please bring a chair to relax and listen to the poetry and music. We also encourage you to bring quick easy food to cook over the fire. This event is open and welcome for all to join, no registration is required.

Followed by Adult Skate 8:30-9:00

The Parking Advisory Committee is charged with evaluating how both public and private parking spaces are utilized, identify issues and then responding with appropriate policies and management strategies that align with community objectives.

This irreverent and darkly comic take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective duo is brought to you by playwright Kate Hamill — known for her whip-smart, feminist reimagining's of literary classics. In this highly theatrical, small-cast escapade, oddball female roommates Sherlock (yes, it’s also a girl’s name—wait, is it a girl’s name? Is it even a name?) Holmes and Joan Watson join forces to emerge from the pandemic fog as a deeply codependent, quasi-dysfunctional Odd Couple adventure duo. Together they solve mysteries, kick butts, and occasionally process their feelings — until they come face-to-face with a villain who seems to have all the answers. This production is directed by Phil Lacey and McKenzie Baird, the directorial duo behind Pride & Prejudice at ICCA. It marks the first official production from their newly formed company, Rogue Assembly, produced in collaboration with Icicle Creek Center for the Arts. Expect sharp wit, theatrical hijinks, and a healthy dose of chaos — all in the spirit of Kate Hamill’s signature, high-energy storytelling.

This irreverent and darkly comic take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective duo is brought to you by playwright Kate Hamill — known for her whip-smart, feminist reimagining's of literary classics. In this highly theatrical, small-cast escapade, oddball female roommates Sherlock (yes, it’s also a girl’s name—wait, is it a girl’s name? Is it even a name?) Holmes and Joan Watson join forces to emerge from the pandemic fog as a deeply codependent, quasi-dysfunctional Odd Couple adventure duo. Together they solve mysteries, kick butts, and occasionally process their feelings — until they come face-to-face with a villain who seems to have all the answers. This production is directed by Phil Lacey and McKenzie Baird, the directorial duo behind Pride & Prejudice at ICCA. It marks the first official production from their newly formed company, Rogue Assembly, produced in collaboration with Icicle Creek Center for the Arts. Expect sharp wit, theatrical hijinks, and a healthy dose of chaos — all in the spirit of Kate Hamill’s signature, high-energy storytelling.

This irreverent and darkly comic take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective duo is brought to you by playwright Kate Hamill — known for her whip-smart, feminist reimagining's of literary classics. In this highly theatrical, small-cast escapade, oddball female roommates Sherlock (yes, it’s also a girl’s name—wait, is it a girl’s name? Is it even a name?) Holmes and Joan Watson join forces to emerge from the pandemic fog as a deeply codependent, quasi-dysfunctional Odd Couple adventure duo. Together they solve mysteries, kick butts, and occasionally process their feelings — until they come face-to-face with a villain who seems to have all the answers. This production is directed by Phil Lacey and McKenzie Baird, the directorial duo behind Pride & Prejudice at ICCA. It marks the first official production from their newly formed company, Rogue Assembly, produced in collaboration with Icicle Creek Center for the Arts. Expect sharp wit, theatrical hijinks, and a healthy dose of chaos — all in the spirit of Kate Hamill’s signature, high-energy storytelling.

This irreverent and darkly comic take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective duo is brought to you by playwright Kate Hamill — known for her whip-smart, feminist reimagining's of literary classics. In this highly theatrical, small-cast escapade, oddball female roommates Sherlock (yes, it’s also a girl’s name—wait, is it a girl’s name? Is it even a name?) Holmes and Joan Watson join forces to emerge from the pandemic fog as a deeply codependent, quasi-dysfunctional Odd Couple adventure duo. Together they solve mysteries, kick butts, and occasionally process their feelings — until they come face-to-face with a villain who seems to have all the answers. This production is directed by Phil Lacey and McKenzie Baird, the directorial duo behind Pride & Prejudice at ICCA. It marks the first official production from their newly formed company, Rogue Assembly, produced in collaboration with Icicle Creek Center for the Arts. Expect sharp wit, theatrical hijinks, and a healthy dose of chaos — all in the spirit of Kate Hamill’s signature, high-energy storytelling.