Get World Cup Ready with these Soccer Reads
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
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
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
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
“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
As America marks 250 years, this reading list highlights 250(ish) books that explore the people, ideas, events, and cultural moments that have shaped the nation.
Spokane Is Reading is pleased to announce award-winning author Laurie Frankel and her novel One Two Three as the selection for this year’s community-wide reading event. Laurie Frankel is The New York Times bestselling, award-winning author of
It’s always a joy and an honor to celebrate Pride Month here at Spokane Public Library. To commemorate the occasion, our staff has compiled a
Smoke Ready Week is June 1-5, 2026. Prepare yourself for wildfire smoke this summer by knowing what to look out for and how to reduce
Current Schedule runs from June 15th through August 16th Storytime will take a break June 1st-14th, July 3rd-4th, and August 17th-30th Our regular storytime schedule
This summer is going to be DINO-mite! People of all ages are welcome to participate in the library’s FREE Summer Reading Club for fun events,