Community Calendar

Designed with our newest readers in mind! Join us for word exercises and a chapter book read-aloud. We will be reading selections of the “Magic Tree House” series by Mary Pope Osborne. Intended for ages 5-10.

All are welcome to attend a hands-on cooking class by Chef Rachel Monson of The Goods, with the Kenai Local Food Connection. Walk-ins of all ages are welcome to watch the demonstration and join in the tasting. To cook alongside the chef, adults can register now to reserve a station!

Learn simple steps to keep your sewing machine running smoothly with basic cleaning, troubleshooting, and upkeep. Bring your machine, use one from the library, or simply watch the demonstration.

Intended for young children ages birth to three years and their parents or caregivers, this program focuses on early language and social skills through fun stories, songs, and playtime.

Need help with your device or digital questions? The Tech Tutor is available for anyone seeking one-on-one assistance with basic technology skills.

We can assist with:
*Basic computer and smartphone use
*Using eReaders and tablets
*Accessing library resources
*Downloading eBooks and audiobooks
*Managing digital photos
*Social media and email basics

We cannot assist with:
*Device setup or software installation
*Completing applications or forms
*Device repair or disassembly
*Financial transactions
*Malware or virus issues

Please note: This program is intended to help you build your skills and confidence, it is not a substitute for professional tech support. Register at the service desk or call 907-262-4227. Drop-ins are welcome based on availability.

Let's kick it old school for National Handwriting Day! Learn the history of the pen from quills to ballpoints, tricks and tips for fancy lettering, and take home lettering sheets and a fountain pen!

This program is designed for youth over the age of 10. Please register, supplies are limited!

Intended for young children ages birth to three years and their parents or caregivers, this program focuses on early language and social skills through fun stories, songs, and playtime.

Stop by the library for a round of chess! This casual weekend chess program is open to players of all ages and experience. To get a board or chess clock, please ask the front desk. Please note that staff is unavailable during our weekend chess hour for game instruction.

The Kenai Peninsula SnowDown is a live music and dance fundraising event hosted by the Sterling Community Center and local community members. It's scheduled to take place at the Center on January 24, 2026 and will feature local music talent, Tune Weavers and our guest artist, Earl Hughes, Alaska's Ambassador of Country Music. This event intends to bring people together from throughout the Kenai Peninsula and help them shake off the winter blues. Admission is $20 per person and is limited to those 21 and older.

Intended for young children ages birth to three years and their parents or caregivers, this program focuses on early language and social skills through fun stories, songs, and playtime.