SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — The Spokane County Library District will be offering 48 new library programs for all ages in March.
Starting in March, kids, tweens, teens and families will have opportunities to create and discover something new at the library. The library shared the lineup featuring 48 different programs that residents will have access to in March.
Kid-favorite programs include Take It Apart, Building with Books: LEGO Challenge, and Play & Learn Storytime.
Teens can explore green screen video magic, Twisted Wire Sculptures, and a Teen Leadership Council project. Kids ages 8–12 can discover STEM concepts such as light and shadow, flight, roller coasters, and electric circuits. They can also create a Koinobori Carp Windsock, a diorama with marshmallow peeps, and LEGO Stop-Motion Animation.
Adults can explore different programs, including topics in drawing, gardening, live music, genealogy, health and well-being, and small businesses. They can also attend financial education workshops that will provide information on Free AARP Tax-Aide, Working Families Tax Credit Application Assistance, Tax Basics for Small Businesses, and Medicare.
For more information on how to sign up for these programs, visit the Spokane County Library District website.
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