Engage: our new library event magazine

Posted on December 22, 2016 at 6:00 am

Spokane County Library District introduces Engage, the new magazine packed with information about events, workshops, and programs at the library. You can pick up Engage at any of our 10 libraries or view it online. Just like all of our events and programs, the magazine is free.

When you open the pages of Engage, you’ll find classes, performances, and information for everyone: kids, tweens and teens, families, adults, business owners, job hunters, those who want to give back to the community, and those who seek answers to questions.

Here are just a few highlights from the January–April 2017 issue of Engage magazine:

For Early Learners

Caspar Babypants Family Concert
Dr. Seuss’s Birthday Bash
STEM Play & Learn Storytimes

For Kids, Tweens, and Teens

Financial Literacy for High School Students
Minecraft
Pokémon
Rube Goldberg Machines (those wild marble obstacle courses)

For Adults

Exhibition: The Literature of Prescription: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and “The Yellow Wall-Paper”
Money Smart Week: financial literacy programs
Tod Marshall Presents Poetry
Urban Farming classes (gardens, chickens, and beekeeping!)

For Business Owners and Entrepreneurs

6 Marketing Must-Haves for Small Business
How to Write a Business Plan
WordPress for Business

What wonderful discovery will you find in 2017? We invite you to turn the pages and see what awaits you at your local library. Engage is published three times per year, covering 4 months of programs and events in each issue.

Engage supports the Spokane County Library District’s vision to learn, work, create, and thrive together.

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