Enjoy Live Music, Movies in the Park, Nature Walks & More in July
Posted on June 17, 2025 at 4:30 am
The July lineup of programs and events at our libraries and in the community offer a variety of things to do for adults.
Find creative and entertaining programs, walks in nature and gardening clinics, help for job seekers and those looking to start a nonprofit, an online author talk with neurologist and author Pria Anand, and sessions offering health, wellness, and support services for Medicare, dementia and memory loss, caregivers, and others.
Creativity & Entertainment
Explore your creativity during our Outdoor Painting Meetups, Cookie Decorating with watercolor effects, and Maker Open Hours at The Lab.
Enjoy live music for all ages during Plaid Cat in Concert at Sutton Park in Cheney. Bring all your family and friends to Spokane Valley for Movie Nights at Balfour Park, featuring Moana 2, Monsters, Inc., and Top Gun (1986).
Nature & Gardening
Discover more about nature and expand your knowledge of trees at the Tree Identification Walk: Indian Painted Rocks. Spots are limited for each walk this summer, so be sure to sign up soon. Get helpful advice for any garden issues as well as useful ideas to implement during the WSU Extension Master Gardeners Plant Clinic.
Jobs, Careers & Nonprofits
During WorkSource Drop-In Help, expert career coaches offer personalized help with your job search and career path choices. If starting a nonprofit is something you’ve been thinking about, be sure to sign up for Making a Lasting Difference: Building a Sustainable Nonprofit, an online workshop led by a SCORE Spokane mentor.
SCLD Online Authors Series
Finish up the month of July strong with an author talk: On the Strangeness and Wonder of Our Brains with Pria Anand. Anand, neurologist and author chats about her new book The Mind Electric: A Neurologist on the Strangeness and Wonder of Our Brains. The Mind Electric speaks to the stories we tell ourselves about our brains and the stories that our brains tell us. Sign up today to attend the live, online event.
Health, Wellness & Support
Drop by the CHAS Mobile Clinic to get referrals, prescription refills, or treatment of acute injury and illness.
When Medicare is top of mind or you find your options confusing, you can find clarification with the help of Medicare educators during Medicare: Getting Started and Medicare One-on-One Counseling.
Gain information during the Dementia Friends Session about how you can help make your community more dementia friendly.
Attend our Dementia Caregivers Workshops to learn more about topics that are useful for caring for those with dementia, including Communicating Effectively and Responding to Dementia-Related Behaviors.
Attend a Memory Café for both caregivers and those experiencing memory loss. Activities include music, crafts, and more. These sessions are a comfortable way to connect with other caregivers and people experiencing memory loss while also socializing and building new support networks.
