Drawings from our Edible Gardens by Susan Lally-Chiu on Exhibit June 13 - July 28
Susan Lally-Chiu's art work celebrates the diversity of locally grown vegetables and fruits through elegant large scale drawings, colorful watercolor sketches with pen, delicate linocuts and a series of sketchbooks.
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WHO: Kids ages 3 to 8 and their parents.
WHAT:
Enjoy stories about plants and nature.
WHEN: Monthly.
COST: Free!
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The library stays open until 7pm before scheduled Northwest Horticultural Society lectures. Lectures are open to the public, $5 members, $10 non-members.
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With over 15,000 books on gardening techniques, garden design and history, native floras from around the world, and 400 magazine titles, the Miller Library has the most extensive horticulture collection in the Pacific Northwest. More about the Miller Library.
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