
Get Active at the Library this July!
Enjoy a variety of ways to move your body at the library throughout the month! Join us for gentle yoga, Irish dancing, or bring your
Enjoy a variety of ways to move your body at the library throughout the month! Join us for gentle yoga, Irish dancing, or bring your
“More than 1 in 4 adults in the United States—over 70 million people—have a disability,” reports The Arc, a national organization that advocates for individuals
Written by Ted Munat, New Leaf Program Director If you visit Central Library on a weekday between 9am and 3pm, you’ll likely notice a ball of beaming energy behind the counter of The New Leaf Café. That’s Shana, New Leaf Café Manager and a key part of the library community.
Spokane Is Reading announces author Tananarive Due and her novel, The Reformatory, for this year’s community-wide reading event! Tananarive Due is the recipient of an American Book Award and an NAACP Image Award. She was an executive producer on Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror and she teaches Afrofuturism and Black
All around our city, workers are using trucks and tools to get the job done. Some have many uses, such as a utility truck carrying parts for people working on our water infrastructure. Others, like the ice scraper at the Numerica Skate Ribbon, have a specific use, like shaving ice
We would like to congratulate the eight wonderful young women involved in the first-ever Miss Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant in Spokane. In a post for the Black Lens, Miss Juneteenth Planning Committee member Shamerica Nakamura writes that the program aims to “position young Black/African American women to embrace their unique identities,
It’s probably no surprise that our team loves to read! We asked library staff to share some of their favorite summer books to help you kickstart your summer reading and they did not disappoint! You’re going to love this diverse list. Don’t forget to track your reading on Beanstack as
Everywhere you look in Spokane there is something beautiful to see – sculptures, paintings, installations, murals, architecture, history, neighborhoods, and so much more. Public art is even ingrained in Spokane’s local policy! Spokane Arts, a local nonprofit that partners with public and private entities to build and support the arts,
Enjoy a variety of ways to move your body at the library throughout the month! Join us for gentle yoga, Irish dancing, or bring your
“More than 1 in 4 adults in the United States—over 70 million people—have a disability,” reports The Arc, a national organization that advocates for individuals
Written by Ted Munat, New Leaf Program Director If you visit Central Library on a weekday between 9am and 3pm, you’ll likely notice a ball of beaming energy behind the counter of The New Leaf Café. That’s Shana, New Leaf Café Manager and a key part of the library community.
Spokane Is Reading announces author Tananarive Due and her novel, The Reformatory, for this year’s community-wide reading event! Tananarive Due is the recipient of an American Book Award and an NAACP Image Award. She was an executive producer on Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror and she teaches Afrofuturism and Black
All around our city, workers are using trucks and tools to get the job done. Some have many uses, such as a utility truck carrying parts for people working on our water infrastructure. Others, like the ice scraper at the Numerica Skate Ribbon, have a specific use, like shaving ice
We would like to congratulate the eight wonderful young women involved in the first-ever Miss Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant in Spokane. In a post for the Black Lens, Miss Juneteenth Planning Committee member Shamerica Nakamura writes that the program aims to “position young Black/African American women to embrace their unique identities,
It’s probably no surprise that our team loves to read! We asked library staff to share some of their favorite summer books to help you kickstart your summer reading and they did not disappoint! You’re going to love this diverse list. Don’t forget to track your reading on Beanstack as
Everywhere you look in Spokane there is something beautiful to see – sculptures, paintings, installations, murals, architecture, history, neighborhoods, and so much more. Public art is even ingrained in Spokane’s local policy! Spokane Arts, a local nonprofit that partners with public and private entities to build and support the arts,