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

This four-week series teaches participants how to understand the fairytale genre and write fairy tales of your own.Register

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

Kids learn "woodshop" basics with this fun cardboard cutting and making program!

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®.

Record poems for Spokane Public Library's Poetry Moment.

Practice reading your creative work aloud at this friendly, low-stakes "open mic" led by writer Ren Cedar Fuller.

Writers Lauren Westerfield and Ally Ang lead a casual conversation about the experience of publishing their first books.

Join Kim West, an internationally trained handpan instructor, for an immersive, hands-on experience. Discover the joy of playing handpan music with others. No prior music experience necessary!

Discover Alaska’s hidden deep-sea coral and sponge gardens through rare video, art, and storytelling. A scientist-artist collective reveals fragile ecosystems usually beyond human reach.

An intergenerational concert blending live music and singalongs to celebrate memory and community—plus a tree dedication, Native blessing, and hands-on instrument “petting zoo.”

This hands-on event invites you to see, hold, and try orchestral instruments with guidance from Symphony musicians. Ask questions, explore new sounds, and experience the joy of music up close.

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.

A friendly, accessible poetry workshop for everyone and anyone.

This four-week series teaches participants how to understand the fairytale genre and write fairy tales of your own.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.

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

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

Learn the forgotten art of actual FILM! We will shoot on Kodak Gold 200 color film on an SLR camera and develop the film right in the video studio.

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.

Drop in and paint with washable watercolor paints! Explore what hope looks like to each young artist and create art together with this fun-filled evening of creativity!

Join a joyful, festival-style evening of art, live local music, and community. Paint, bring the kids for watercolor fun, and learn about Refugee & Immigrant Connections Spokane (RICS)!

Experience the joy of painting as Artist Nicki Coburn guides you through each step of creating a work of art! There are 20 spots available. First-come, first-served. Drinks available for purchase.

Join us for Yiddish tunes from local band Meshugga Daddies.

Novelist and non-fiction author Michael N. McGregor will demonstrate how solitude and the natural world can enhance an artist's creative practice. This will take place at Riverside State Park.

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.

Through photography, poetry, and prose, an artist explores the experience of motherhood and daughterhood.

This four-week series teaches participants how to understand the fairytale genre and write fairy tales of your own.Register

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 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 the fun and paint small clay robots with us!

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.

This four-week series teaches participants how to understand the fairytale genre and write fairy tales of your own.Register

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

Kids learn "woodshop" basics with this fun cardboard cutting and making program!

Colorado Book Award winner Brandon Shimoda reads from and discusses his creative nonfiction book about the lasting impact of Japanese incarceration. This is part of the "One Book, One Coast" events.Register

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.

Using glue, tape, and structural cutting, we explore how to turn flat cardboard into sculptural 3D objects of art!

Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with a fun folktale, songs, and hands-on activities that help kids jump into the story while learning about Jewish culture!

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.

Join us to discuss the “One Book, One Coast” inaugural selection, George Takei's graphic memoir 'They Called Us Enemy.' This event is in partnership with Asians for Collective Liberation Spokane.

Kids learn "woodshop" basics with this fun cardboard cutting and making program!