Celebrate Earth Day and biodiversity with a BioBlitz! Find and identify as many plants and animals as possible using the iNaturalist app in any of the following parks: Mirabeau Point Park in Spokane Valley, Sutton Park in Cheney, and Library Park in Deer Park. Record the birds in the sky, the insects by your feet, and the plants and trees all around! After a week of collecting information, we will meet to showcase what everyone has found in our community parks. Students and faculty from the Eastern Washington University Biology department will answer questions about the local plants and wildlife. All ages 

Explore how to create a digital scrapbook using the graphic design website Canva. You will need digital photos already saved to your device or computer to create your digital photo album. In this workshop, Whitworth University students show you how to create and share your digital scrapbook with family and friends, or everyone. Adults

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This Creativebug daily art practice includes 31 videos in which art instructor Kristy Rice imparts watercolor technique instruction as she works on a mixed media composition. Rice combines watercolors with flora, such as flowers, berries, and leaves, and photographs her compositions. In this challenge, you can collect flora to incorporate them into your watercolor still-life paintings to create art inspired by nature, the instructor’s compositions, and even your muse. Supplies will be available for pick up for registered participants. Adults 

Celebrate Earth Day and biodiversity with a BioBlitz! Find and identify as many plants and animals as possible using the iNaturalist app in any of the following parks: Mirabeau Point Park in Spokane Valley, Sutton Park in Cheney, and Library Park in Deer Park. Record the birds in the sky, the insects by your feet, and the plants and trees all around! After a week of collecting information, we will meet to showcase what everyone has found in our community parks. Students and faculty from the Eastern Washington University Biology department will answer questions about the local plants and wildlife. All ages 

This Creativebug daily art practice includes 31 videos in which art instructor Kristy Rice imparts watercolor technique instruction as she works on a mixed media composition. Rice combines watercolors with flora, such as flowers, berries, and leaves, and photographs her compositions. In this challenge, you can collect flora to incorporate them into your watercolor still-life paintings to create art inspired by nature, the instructor’s compositions, and even your muse. Supplies will be available for pick up for registered participants. Adults