Filter Events by
Spokane Valley Library Closure
Family Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 2–5 & their families)
Children enjoy playing while learning during 30 minutes of reading entertaining picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities that explore the concepts of math, science, art, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
Preschool Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 3–5)
Preschoolers love learning while playing during 30 minutes of reading entertaining picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities that explore preschool-level concepts of math, science, art, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
Maker Open Hours in The Lab
Family Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 2–5 & their families)
Children enjoy playing while learning during 30 minutes of reading entertaining picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities that explore the concepts of math, science, art, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
Master Gardeners Plant Clinic
Homebuyer Education Seminar
Baby Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 0–18 months)
Babies are introduced to the rhythm and beauty of language during our 20-minute storytime with picture books, rhymes, bounces, and songs. Afterward, babies continue to learn during 30 minutes of play with age-appropriate toys and activities. All activities happen with babies on grown-up laps, so plan to attend in a one-to-one baby-to-adult ratio.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
LEGO Free Play
Virtual Author Visit with Sharon M. Draper

Family Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 2–5 & their families)
Children enjoy playing while learning during 30 minutes of reading entertaining picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities that explore the concepts of math, science, art, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
Dementia Legal Planning Assistance

Tuesday Memory Café

LINC Community Visit - Fairwood Farmers Market
Water-Wise Gardening

Presented by Master Gardener Kris Hendron and Kyle Merritt of SpokaneScape
Registration is required.
The District offers reasonable accommodation to people with disabilities. If you require accommodations to attend any of our programs and events or to access library services, please call 509.893.8200 at least three business days prior.
Preschool Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 3–5)
Preschoolers love learning while playing during 30 minutes of reading entertaining picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities that explore preschool-level concepts of math, science, art, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
Family Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 2–5 & their families)
Children enjoy playing while learning during 30 minutes of reading entertaining picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities that explore the concepts of math, science, art, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
Family Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 2–5 & their families)
Children enjoy playing while learning during 30 minutes of reading entertaining picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities that explore the concepts of math, science, art, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
Family Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 2–5 & their families)
Children enjoy playing while learning during 30 minutes of reading entertaining picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities that explore the concepts of math, science, art, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.
Working Families Tax Credit Application Assistance

Get help with your application for the Washington state
Working Families Tax Credit and with submitting it online. You need to bring a
digital or hard copy of your Federal Income Tax return for 2022, your
Washington state ID or driver’s license, and your Social Security number (SSN) or
Individual Taxpayer Identification number (ITIN). If you prefer to receive funds
through a direct deposit, you’ll also need your bank account information. Adults
If you have questions about the program, please visit the
Working Families Tax Credit website at https://workingfamiliescredit.wa.gov
or call 360.763.7300.
Registration is required.
The Fun Habit: An Author Talk with Mike Rucker, Ph.D.

- How you can build having fun into an actionable and effortless habit; and
- Why doing so will help you become a healthier, more joyful, more productive person.
LINC Community Visit - Chattaroy Community Church
Teen Leadership Council
Find out more at www.scld.org/teen-leaders.
Homebuyer Education Seminar
Toddler Play & Learn Storytime (Ages 1 ½–3)
Toddlers delight in 20 minutes of reading picture books, singing songs, and learning fingerplays, followed by 30 minutes of activities introducing the concepts of math, science, and literacy.
Space in our libraries is limited. Please call ahead if your group has 10 or more people.
Storytime is a place for parents and caregivers to interact and have fun playing with their children. You are your child’s first and most important teacher. To help you with this role, storytime introduces important literacy, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math), and social skills that children need for kindergarten and that you can continue to explore at home. Now is also a great time to get a library card for your child. It’s a gift they can enjoy for years to come.