Generate ideas and gather inspiration for your next writing project! This event is part of 'Library Learning Week.'

Come by to ask any and all video/photo questions. Learn about lighting, editing, shooting, or digitizing old footage.

Come by to ask any and all video/photo questions. Learn about lighting, editing, shooting, or digitizing old footage.

An all-ages open mic night for people looking for a place to perform and experience the joys of creative community.

Stop by The Hive to see what our Artists-In-Residence are up to and tour the building!

Let's create relief prints using flat LEGO® pieces!

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.

Bring us items that need mending, and we'll fix them! The fallen hems, the treasured garment that needs a little love, and even the curtains that need hemming or the fanny pack with a tear!

Join us as we use small objects hot glued together to create art with.

Come by to ask any and all video/photo questions. Learn about lighting, editing, shooting, or digitizing old footage.

Come by to ask any and all video/photo questions. Learn about lighting, editing, shooting, or digitizing old footage.

EWU students discuss their research and curatorial work for an exhibit inspired by the bestselling novel 'The Cold Millions.' Author Jess Walter will also take part in the discussion.

Stop by The Hive to see what our Artists-In-Residence are up to and tour the building!

We will explore stencil artwork in this fun art program from using premade stencils to learning how to make our own stencils.

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.

The ideal party for introverts and book lovers! Bring a book to the Liberty Park Library, find a comfortable seat, silence your phone, and quietly read alongside fellow book lovers.

Come by to ask any and all video/photo questions. Learn about lighting, editing, shooting, or digitizing old footage.

A friendly, accessible poetry workshop for everyone and anyone.

An all-ages open mic night for people looking for a place to perform and experience the joys of creative community.

Stop by The Hive to see what our Artists-In-Residence are up to and tour the building!

Bring your current project and spend time creating in company with others at The Hive®.

Learn some easy lighting techniques for most any scenario, including single subjects, multiple subjects, interiors, and exteriors/day and night.

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.

Discover block printing with Artist-In-Residence at The Hive, Addison Hansen as she guides you through how to carve designs on rubber blocks and make unique prints on a canvas tote bag. Join the wait list

Before the snowflakes settle on the Winter Games, let's celebrate with a flurry of fun! Gather all the rings at the craft and activity stations and take home a medal fit for a champion!

A quiet yet vibrant gathering where book lovers of all kinds come together.

Artist Frances Grace Mortel has converted her studio at The Hive into: Tastas at Kidkid (Rip and Wind), a work-in-progress site-responsive multimedia installation series. Come visit the installation.

How do you keep memories? Artist-in-residence and community organizer Frances Mortel will share different ways to digitize and archive physical documents, photographs, and older analog media formats.Register

Come by to ask any and all video/photo questions. Learn about lighting, editing, shooting, or digitizing old footage.

Come by to ask any and all video/photo questions. Learn about lighting, editing, shooting, or digitizing old footage.

Come watch anime at the library with other middle and high school students and participate in an anime or Japanese culture-related craft or activity.

Artist Frances Grace Mortel has converted her studio at The Hive into: Tastas at Kidkid (Rip and Wind), a work-in-progress site-responsive multimedia installation series. Come visit the installation.

Learn how to write your child their very own song with Music Education Specialist Andy Rumsey. Register

Come watch anime at the library with other middle and high school students and participate in an anime or Japanese culture-related craft or activity.

Artist Frances Grace Mortel has converted her studio at The Hive into: Tastas at Kidkid (Rip and Wind), a work-in-progress site-responsive multimedia installation series. Come visit the installation.

Stop by The Hive to see what our Artists-In-Residence are up to and tour the building!

We will explore stencil artwork in this fun art program from using premade stencils to learning how to make our own stencils.

Drop in and peruse treasures from the Central Library's rare book collection. This month's theme focuses on fairy tales, children's books, folklore, and legends.

Artist Frances Grace Mortel has converted her studio at The Hive into: Tastas at Kidkid (Rip and Wind), a work-in-progress site-responsive multimedia installation series. Come visit the installation.

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 as we learn how to paint colorful nebulas in space! 🌌✨

Artist Frances Grace Mortel has converted her studio at The Hive into: Tastas at Kidkid (Rip and Wind), a work-in-progress site-responsive multimedia installation series. Come visit the installation.

Artist Frances Grace Mortel has converted her studio at The Hive into: Tastas at Kidkid (Rip and Wind), a work-in-progress site-responsive multimedia installation series. Come visit the installation.

How do you keep memories? Artist-in-residence and community organizer Frances Mortel will share different ways to digitize and archive physical documents, photographs, and older analog media formats.Register

Experiment with a fragmented-style essay that pieces together different types of non-fiction writing like dialogue, memories, scenes, and quotes, led by an award-winning writer.

Come by to ask any and all video/photo questions. Learn about lighting, editing, shooting, or digitizing old footage.