Native American Heritage Month | 2021
While Native American heritage should be recognized and celebrated each day, November marks the national celebration of Indigenous peoples and Tribal Nations. It is a
While Native American heritage should be recognized and celebrated each day, November marks the national celebration of Indigenous peoples and Tribal Nations. It is a
With the grand opening of our newest Library locations, we have to say a temporary (or permanent) farewell to some of our other locations. Mark
In a community of voracious readers, together we read thousands of titles a year! At Spokane Public Library, we have a variety of book recommendations
Celebrate the magic of Nordic traditions this holiday season with Spokane Public Library and the Sons of Norway as we bring Scandinavian stories, crafts, and
The Spokane Public Library Board of Trustees seeks candidates to fill a vacancy on the board. The Board of Trustees is the governing and policy-making
If your New Year’s resolution involves writing, then you’re in for a special FREE treat! This winter, Spokane Public Library is overjoyed to partner with
Transgender Awareness Week spans the days of November 13th-November 19th each year, leading up to Transgender Day of Remembrance on November 20th, which memorializes the
Native American Heritage Month, or National American Indian Heritage Month, takes place every November. Major organizations from around the country, including The Library of Congress,
We’re excited to announce an update to our catalog system happening on Sunday, October 27 that will improve your library experience! Here’s what you can expect with
Written by Writing Education Specialist, Sharma Shields The nonprofit organization NaNoWriMo, the driving force behind November’s popular observance of “National Novel Writing Month,” has been
On Saturday, October 19, libraries, bookstores, readers, and other partners nationwide are hosting rallies and community events to unite against book bans and demonstrate our
Washington State voters have been able to vote by mail for over 40 years, and it’s been the state standard since 2011. Registering to vote