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A two-hour workshop hosted through the Greater Kitsap Chamber will present a four-part approach to building a workplace culture that helps businesses stand out in the coming year. Seating is limited. The session is free for chamber members and $247 for nonmembers.
PNW Corks & Strokes leads a two-hour crushed-glass art class at Yoked Farmhouse & Brewery in Port Orchard. Participants make a glass art piece while visiting the brewery. Sessions repeat every other Wednesday through mid-December, and registration is handled online.Schedule: Also Nov. 18, Dec. 2 and Dec. 16, 6-8 p.m.
Adults can carve their own linocut holiday design and print it onto greeting cards at the Manchester Library. Supplies are provided. The workshop is for ages 18 and older, and registration is required.
The Port Gamble Ghost Conference returns for three days of talks and classes from paranormal researchers, plus nighttime investigations of locations around the historic town. One-day and three-day passes are available; tickets for investigations and classes are sold separately and require a pass.Schedule: Nov. 6-8
Sable Burgess, president of the Kitsap Peninsula Mycological Society, presents an introduction to fungi, mushroom identification and foraging tips. The talk covers dozens of local species, from edible varieties to the unusual.
West Sound CoderDojo, a volunteer-led coding club, meets at the Silverdale Library for self-paced programming practice. The free club is open to all ages and skill levels and also builds teamwork, problem-solving and presentation skills.Schedule: Monthly, first Saturday (next: Dec. 5, Jan. 2)
PNW Corks & Strokes will lead a crushed-glass art session at Eleven Winery's Day Road tasting room on Bainbridge Island. Participants create a glass art piece during the two-hour evening […]
Kitsap Computing Seniors hosts an interactive session at the Silverdale Library with guest speakers and hands-on help for older adults facing technology questions. Attendees may stay for the group's board meeting from noon to 1 p.m.Schedule: Monthly (next: Dec. 12)
The Manchester Library book group discusses Maggie O'Farrell's novel "Hamnet." Copies of each month's selection are available at the library service desk after the previous meeting.Schedule: Monthly, third Monday (next: Dec. 21)
Kitsap Regional Library hosts a community conversation on "In the Range of Fire and Ice" by David B. Williams, a human and natural history of Washington's Cascades. Readers who finished the book, sampled a few chapters or are simply curious are welcome. A limited number of free copies are available at the Silverdale Library.
