Announcing the 1st Annual Inland Northwest Poetry Salon
We’re happy to announce the first annual Inland Northwest Poetry Salon, a day-long event at Spokane Public Library that celebrates the craft of poetry and
We’re happy to announce the first annual Inland Northwest Poetry Salon, a day-long event at Spokane Public Library that celebrates the craft of poetry and
Carla Crujido is one of the featured writers at this year’s Get Lit! Festival. Her book The Strange Beautiful, as novelist Marie-Helene Bertino writes, is
While Native American Heritage Month is celebrated nationally every November, Indigenous history and culture should be acknowledged all year long. Many Tribal Nations and Indigenous communities are the original occupants of this land, and this is a time to share stories, preserve history, and encourage respect for their heritage. Preserving
Witches! Malevolent or good-hearted, the presence of these ionic beings always intensifies as we approach the end of October. Personally, I’m here for witches year-round, especially when it comes to great literature. Here is a smattering of witch books for all ages and interests and seasons. Baby and Toddler (Board
Diwali is the Festival of Lights, one of India’s major holidays and celebrated over the course of five days. This year, Diwali starts October 24! In honor of this occasion, the Library has assembled some children’s titles about Diwali. Diwali in My New Home by Shachi Kaushik Check Out Book
BOO! Did we scare you? If that didn’t do the trick, find a few treats from this list if you need a good fright. Some of these titles include Young Adult. Please exercise caution if you are easily frightened! My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones Find the
Staying updated on current events can be difficult with increasing polarization, misinformation, and the sheer amount of media that bombards us wherever we go. As part of Spokane Public Library’s mission and vision, we aim to inspire a thriving city through cultural and educational opportunities. That’s why we recently hired Current
To recognize the Tribal Nations and Peoples who thrived upon this land long before modern-day Spokane was established, the Library seeks to honor and spotlight the voices of Indigenous Peoples this day. Preserving the stories and languages of a community is vital for strengthening the connection people have with their
We’re happy to announce the first annual Inland Northwest Poetry Salon, a day-long event at Spokane Public Library that celebrates the craft of poetry and
Carla Crujido is one of the featured writers at this year’s Get Lit! Festival. Her book The Strange Beautiful, as novelist Marie-Helene Bertino writes, is
While Native American Heritage Month is celebrated nationally every November, Indigenous history and culture should be acknowledged all year long. Many Tribal Nations and Indigenous communities are the original occupants of this land, and this is a time to share stories, preserve history, and encourage respect for their heritage. Preserving
Witches! Malevolent or good-hearted, the presence of these ionic beings always intensifies as we approach the end of October. Personally, I’m here for witches year-round, especially when it comes to great literature. Here is a smattering of witch books for all ages and interests and seasons. Baby and Toddler (Board
Diwali is the Festival of Lights, one of India’s major holidays and celebrated over the course of five days. This year, Diwali starts October 24! In honor of this occasion, the Library has assembled some children’s titles about Diwali. Diwali in My New Home by Shachi Kaushik Check Out Book
BOO! Did we scare you? If that didn’t do the trick, find a few treats from this list if you need a good fright. Some of these titles include Young Adult. Please exercise caution if you are easily frightened! My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones Find the
Staying updated on current events can be difficult with increasing polarization, misinformation, and the sheer amount of media that bombards us wherever we go. As part of Spokane Public Library’s mission and vision, we aim to inspire a thriving city through cultural and educational opportunities. That’s why we recently hired Current
To recognize the Tribal Nations and Peoples who thrived upon this land long before modern-day Spokane was established, the Library seeks to honor and spotlight the voices of Indigenous Peoples this day. Preserving the stories and languages of a community is vital for strengthening the connection people have with their