While supplies last, find everything you need to create your own elegant and beautiful Kusudama Ball from old library books.
Connecting books, people and resources
Community residents organized the Cedar Mill Community Library Association in 1974, and the first library opened in 1976 with help from WCCLS. Cedar Mill is one of two locations of the Cedar Mill and Bethany Community Libraries.
Each of the 16 WCCLS libraries are individually governed – by either a city, Washington County, or a nonprofit board. The Cedar Mill Library is a nonprofit library and raises funds for capital and building needs through its Second Edition Resale Shop.
One large (or divide into two smaller) meeting rooms are available in the library by reservation.
Cedar Mill Community Library
While supplies last, find everything you need to create your own elegant and beautiful Kusudama Ball from old library books.
Cedar Mill Community Library
While supplies last, find everything you need to create your own elegant and beautiful Kusudama Ball from old library books.
Cedar Mill Community Library
Join us for storytime filled with songs, rhymes and stories that are just right for your active toddler! Ages 12 to 36 months. Space is limited due to room capacity.
Cedar Mill Community Library
While supplies last, find everything you need to create your own elegant and beautiful Kusudama Ball from old library books.
Cedar Mill Community Library
While supplies last, find everything you need to create your own elegant and beautiful Kusudama Ball from old library books.
Cedar Mill Community Library
Join us for stories, rhymes, songs and movement! Ages 2+.
Cedar Mill Community Library
This class focuses on more advanced grammar and vocabulary for those who are looking to improve their spoken and written English skills.
Cedar Mill Community Library
While supplies last, find everything you need to create your own elegant and beautiful Kusudama Ball from old library books.
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