At the end of 2025, I reached out with an urgent message regarding the library’s budget shortfall for this year. The community stepped up, and through your support, the City Council approved funding to cover
There’s something timeless about putting pen to paper and no one knows it better than the Spokane Calligraphy Guild! This summer, discover the beauty, history,
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 board for the Spokane Public Library. Board positions are voluntary, and residents chosen to fill them are selected to serve 5-year terms. Candidates must be
As Spokane gears up for the world’s largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament at the end of this month, we’ve rounded up stories that capture the excitement, determination, and community that make the game so special. From romance books to inspiring memoirs and reads for kids, these picks are perfect for fans,
As we welcome Team Egypt to Spokane and get ready for an exciting season of international competition, there’s no better time to dive into stories that celebrate the passion and global impact of soccer. From inspiring nonfiction and unforgettable fiction to picks for kids and adults, this list has something
Written by Writing Education Specialist, Sharma Shields When I was asked to write this blog post and book list about women’s sports, I turned to my husband. Despite being a sprinter and a varsity soccer captain in my youth, sports are not my jam. I far prefer a quiet, contemplative
Many American libraries exist today because of Andrew Carnegie. In fact, he funded four of the original Spokane Public library buildings which formed the foundation of the library system you know and love. This year, we are reflecting on the impact of Andrew Carnegie on our nation’s libraries and celebrating
“Juneteenth is a significant date in American history and the African American experience,” writes Mary Elliott, a curator at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History & Culture. “The name is a play on the date of June 19th, 1865. On that day, the Union Army made its way into Galveston, TX under the
At the end of 2025, I reached out with an urgent message regarding the library’s budget shortfall for this year. The community stepped up, and through your support, the City Council approved funding to cover
There’s something timeless about putting pen to paper and no one knows it better than the Spokane Calligraphy Guild! This summer, discover the beauty, history,
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 board for the Spokane Public Library. Board positions are voluntary, and residents chosen to fill them are selected to serve 5-year terms. Candidates must be
As Spokane gears up for the world’s largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament at the end of this month, we’ve rounded up stories that capture the excitement, determination, and community that make the game so special. From romance books to inspiring memoirs and reads for kids, these picks are perfect for fans,
As we welcome Team Egypt to Spokane and get ready for an exciting season of international competition, there’s no better time to dive into stories that celebrate the passion and global impact of soccer. From inspiring nonfiction and unforgettable fiction to picks for kids and adults, this list has something
Written by Writing Education Specialist, Sharma Shields When I was asked to write this blog post and book list about women’s sports, I turned to my husband. Despite being a sprinter and a varsity soccer captain in my youth, sports are not my jam. I far prefer a quiet, contemplative
Many American libraries exist today because of Andrew Carnegie. In fact, he funded four of the original Spokane Public library buildings which formed the foundation of the library system you know and love. This year, we are reflecting on the impact of Andrew Carnegie on our nation’s libraries and celebrating
“Juneteenth is a significant date in American history and the African American experience,” writes Mary Elliott, a curator at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History & Culture. “The name is a play on the date of June 19th, 1865. On that day, the Union Army made its way into Galveston, TX under the
