This community events calendar is the place to find fun activities and things to do throughout Lewis County, including Centralia, Chehalis and beyond.
Free pre-registration 4 days prior to the workshop. Call 360-701212 or email: juliepirtle@lewiscountywa.gov. This workshop will teach you the techniques that you will need to be more successful in potting your plants to a bigger pot.
No pre-registration required. There will be six free gardening workshops beginning at 9:00AM. Vendors will be in the lobby as well. Please view our website at lewis-mg-mrc.org or search in your browser Lewis County Master Gardeners for workshops at times.

Come and paint with Artvana at The Juice Box Public House, a family-friendly community hotspot in Centralia!
All skill levels are welcome. Your Artvana artist coach will guide you through each step of the painting and help you tap into your inner creativity. We’ll be painting the ‘Raining Stars’ artwork, so you’ll leave with your own original painting on canvas to bring home!
The Juice Box offers: CRAFT BEER, FUSION FOOD, INDIE MUSIC, LOCAL WINES, and MICRO SPIRITS in their warm, inviting atmosphere.
Drinks are not included. You must be 21+ to consume alcohol, though this is an all-ages brewery and class (Recommended for ages 12+ for painting).
Come relax, paint with us, and discover how creativity (and beer) can help you unwind and reduce stress this weekend.
Join the Chehalis River Basin Land Trust team for a free, educational walk along the river at Discovery Trail in Centralia. We’ll learn about the history of plants and how humans use them, past and present.
We recommend comfortable footwear, water, and a rain shell for this outing. If you would like to borrow raingear for the outing, just let us know!
This community event is free and open to the public. Details on parking and where to meet at the trail will be sent to all registered parties the week leading up to the event. RSVP on our website (chehalislandtrust.org/events/)

Join a virtual volunteer orientation and learn more information about becoming a volunteer in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Mentor a youth in our community by spending a few hours each month doing things you both enjoy. Learn how we ignite the power and promise of youth with our proven system of support and safety.

Join us at China Creek to celebrate our earth by caring for this important salmon habitat! We will be picking up garbage, removing invasive weeds, planting native plants and mulching with compost. Hear from the Lewis County and Centralia Stream Teams, Lewis County Noxious Weed Board, Centralia Clean Team and the City of Centralia on topics like composting, stream restoration, community clean-ups and how YOU can get involved in local environmental stewardship. Fun for the whole family!
Research Your Ancestry & Write Your Family History & Memoirs. Get your questions answered! Covers everything you could possibly need to know about researching and writing your family history. Learn all the ins and outs of research, online searching, specialty books, interviews, personal letters, diaries, photos, Ellis Island records, SS Death Index, census records, title searches, ethnicity-specific searches, and vital statistics docs. Variations in data, fact checking, ethics, and getting to the truth behind stories. Handling delicate info, speculative data, and “holes” in stories. Use of formats and viewpoints in the writing process. Collecting, identifying, dating, and managing photos and other images. Kinship terms, charts, and trees.
Instructor Joelle Steele has more than 45 years experience as a genealogist and has been teaching genealogy since 1987. Bring your lunch.

Curious about how credit really works? Join us for a free, informative session at Centralia Timberland Library this Saturday, April 26, from 11:00 AM–12:00 PM!
Learn how credit scores are calculated
Understand your credit report
Explore credit monitoring tools and dispute tips
Discover how AI is changing credit reporting
Access local resources to improve your financial future
This workshop is ideal for all ages and backgrounds and is presented in partnership with WSECU, the Washington Homeownership Resource Center (WHRC), and local nonprofits.