This community gathering invites nonviolent, intersectional, and interfaith meditation and reflection practice. The theme for this month will be Fear & Doubt.
Central - Central Conference Room B & Lounge,nxʷyxʷyetkʷ Hall
Spokane Is Reading will host a virtual talk with author Tananarive Due about her award-winning horror novel The Reformatory. Join us for a live watch party!
The generative writing group you've always wanted. Bring a project you're working on and experience the joy and inspiration found in a community writing session.
The best kind of holiday gift is a local one! Check out this local art market featuring jewelry, original paintings, prints, clothing, book arts, & more.
The generative writing group you've always wanted. Bring a project you're working on and experience the joy and inspiration found in a community writing session.
Award-winning poet Laura Read will read poems from her latest collection, 'The Serious World.' WA State Poet Laureate alumna Kathleen Flenniken will join her. Auntie's Bookstore will sell books.
Learn the art of beadwork and create your own earrings or necklace! Taught by Cheyanna Vielle, a proud member of the Blackfeet Tribe of Browning, Montana. All materials provided.
What's that glowing on the forest floor? Your very own wooden mushroom sculpture that you get to create with glow-in-the-dark paint to mimic bioluminescence in nature!
Drop in and enjoy rare treasures from Central Library's special collections. This month's theme is "Naturalists & Botanicals." David Douglas's biographer Jack Nisbet will be here for the discussion.
The generative writing group you've always wanted. Bring a project you're working on and experience the joy and inspiration found in a community writing session.
Join us for a fun-filled evening of creativity! Families with kids and teens, come explore your artistic side as we freely paint, draw, and create in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Shawn Vestal, a novelist who has won the WA State Book Award in Fiction, offers a workshop on how to dive in and begin a novel. This workshop is part of 'Novel Day' at the Liberty Park Library.
Award-winning writer and University of Idaho professor Alexandra Teague discusses the art of liberating characters on the page. This is a 'Novel Day' event.
Three celebrated Northwest novelists discuss the joys and pitfalls of the novel-writing process. This panel is part of the first annual 'Novel Day' at the Liberty Park Library.
Three Northwest writers discuss the process of writing novels set in the Inland Northwest. This panel is part of the first annual 'Novel Day' at the Liberty Park Library.
A workshop to help with editing the first draft of a novel, led by the author of 'You & Me & Him.' This event is part of the first annual 'Novel Day' at the Liberty Park Library.