“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 and families
By Lara Hemingway, former trustee of the Library Board and current Board President for the Northwest Autism Center When my kids were little, we frequently
Enjoy a storytime led by library staff, make colorful bracelets, make fruit loop rainbows, and so much more with the whole family. We’re celebrating Pride Month at the library with an assortment of crafts and fun to promote togetherness and inclusivity in our community. June 9 from 1-3pm, Central Library,
Oh, no! The mysterious Masterpiece Marauder has taken the sunflowers out of Vincent van Gogh’s painting! Become an Art Detective and join us for this special escape room-style event for kids ages 6-14 (caregivers will need to help kids under age 9). Kids will work together to solve puzzles to
Are you ready to mix, bake, and create your way to sweet success? Then get your aprons ready because StartUp Spokane (powered by your local libraries) and River City Kitchen are stirring up something amazing just for you! Introducing the first-ever Great Startup Bakeoff happening from Friday, May 31 to
Visit the third floor of Central Library this month to view two incredible exhibits celebrating and honoring the history and legacy of Asian and Asian Americans in the Pacific Northwest and Spokane. Did you know? For much of the 20th century, the stretch of blocks between Bernard and Howard along
Last year’s Spokane Zine Fest (SZF) at the Central Library was by far the largest of the literary events I helped with in 2023, a Saturday absolutely stuffed with art and community. Our door count jumped by more than 500 people, and hundreds of people have already responded to this
Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with us at Spokane Public Library! Explore our curated collection of recommended books and films that capture the rich tapestry of Jewish American culture and history. From poignant memoirs to captivating documentaries, immerse yourself in stories that illuminate the enduring contributions and experiences of the
“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 and families
By Lara Hemingway, former trustee of the Library Board and current Board President for the Northwest Autism Center When my kids were little, we frequently
Enjoy a storytime led by library staff, make colorful bracelets, make fruit loop rainbows, and so much more with the whole family. We’re celebrating Pride Month at the library with an assortment of crafts and fun to promote togetherness and inclusivity in our community. June 9 from 1-3pm, Central Library,
Oh, no! The mysterious Masterpiece Marauder has taken the sunflowers out of Vincent van Gogh’s painting! Become an Art Detective and join us for this special escape room-style event for kids ages 6-14 (caregivers will need to help kids under age 9). Kids will work together to solve puzzles to
Are you ready to mix, bake, and create your way to sweet success? Then get your aprons ready because StartUp Spokane (powered by your local libraries) and River City Kitchen are stirring up something amazing just for you! Introducing the first-ever Great Startup Bakeoff happening from Friday, May 31 to
Visit the third floor of Central Library this month to view two incredible exhibits celebrating and honoring the history and legacy of Asian and Asian Americans in the Pacific Northwest and Spokane. Did you know? For much of the 20th century, the stretch of blocks between Bernard and Howard along
Last year’s Spokane Zine Fest (SZF) at the Central Library was by far the largest of the literary events I helped with in 2023, a Saturday absolutely stuffed with art and community. Our door count jumped by more than 500 people, and hundreds of people have already responded to this
Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with us at Spokane Public Library! Explore our curated collection of recommended books and films that capture the rich tapestry of Jewish American culture and history. From poignant memoirs to captivating documentaries, immerse yourself in stories that illuminate the enduring contributions and experiences of the
