Have you been dreaming of playing the ultimate duel-wielding Bugbear sorcerer, or something equally fun and amazing? In this first session of our four-part series on how to play Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition, we cover how to create a character for gameplay and decipher your character sheet. Registration required online here. 

How to D&D: D&D Basics for Beginners
Saturday, November 19 | 1-3pm | Adults & Teens Ages 11+ | Cedar Mill Library

Curious about Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition, but overwhelmed by the mountain of books and not sure where to start? Join us for a beginner-friendly introduction to D&D. Learn about the game's core concepts, figure out what you'll need to play, and get an overview of the basic rules. Registration Required online here.

These events are part of a four-part How to D&D series. Learn more about the series here.

Tech Open Lab
Fall Session: Tuesdays, November 8, November 22, December 13 | 1-3pm | Cedar Mill Library

Need help getting started with e-books, adding an app to your smartphone or updating your email contacts? Volunteers will be available at Open Lab to answer questions. Bring your own computer, tablet, cellphone or e-reader with you to get assistance or use one of our laptops to practice.

Drop-in sessions, no registration is required, but there is limited space each session.

Join us for stories, rhymes, songs and movement! 

Registration is not required, but space is limited. We appreciate families choosing only one storytime per week.

Join Michelle Hernandez from Health Plans in Oregon as she goes over the basics of Medicare, what parts are right for you, and how to enroll. There will be plenty of time for questions at the end.

Registration is not required, but if you would like an email reminder, please register online here. 

Home Front Heroines: The Women Who Built America’s Arsenal of Democracy
Thursday, November 17 | 6:30-7:30pm | Cedar Mill Library

When men went off to war, women stepped from homes into factories to make the ships, planes, armament and vehicles that enabled America to win World War II and become a postwar superpower. Join author and historian Sig Unander for a presentation of this unforgettable story.

Registration is not required, but if you would like an email reminder 3 days before the event you can register online here.

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Did you know that your libraries are a nonprofit? As a member of your nonprofit Cedar Mill and Bethany Community Libraries Association, you help your libraries provide you, your family, friends, and neighbors with services, programs and outreach. Become a member today by making your annual gift here. Learn more ways to support your libraries here.