WCL Calendar Sampling April 2-9

Thursday, April 2

Rosalia (2 p.m.) & Tekoa (6 p.m.) – Internet Selling – Learn from two experienced online sellers how to supplement your family's income with Amazon, eBay & Etsy.  Set-up help and Q & A session are available at the end of the class.

Friday, April 3

Uniontown – 1:30 p.m. – Internet Selling – Learn from two experienced online sellers how to supplement your family's income with Amazon, eBay & Etsy.  Set-up help and Q & A session are available at the end of the class.

Saturday, April 4

Palouse (11 a.m.) & Albion (2 p.m.) – Internet Selling – Last chance to learn from two experienced online sellers on how to supplement your family's income with Amazon, eBay & Etsy. 

Sunday, April 5

All Branches Closed – Online services remain available.

Monday, April 6

Oakesdale (3 p.m.) & Garfield (6 p.m.) – Become a Musician – Scott Hallett can show you how he was able to go from beginner to instructor using FREE internet sources. Instruments like guitar, ukulele or banjo don't even require you to learn how to read music. Ages 8 to 80 are invited to join in the fun.

Tuesday, April 7

Palouse – Art at the Library- Art created by students from Gar/Pal elementary will be on display all week.

Colfax – 1 to 3 p.m. – Indian Wars of 1858 – Cost is $35 for six class sessions. For more information or to register visit http://www.sccel.spokane.edu/ACT-2.aspx or call (509) 279-6030.

St. John – 1 to 3 p.m. – Tween Party - Grades 4 and up are invited to game with our Wii U.  We'll have crafts, snacks and the library computers to keep you busy between games.

Wednesday, April 8

Tekoa – Noon – Family Caregiver Support – Rural Resources Community Action shares options for those caring for a family member.

Uniontown (1 p.m.) & Colfax (4 p.m.) – Become a Musician – Scott Hallett can show you how he was able to go from beginner to instructor using FREE internet sources. Ages 8 to 80 are invited to join in the fun.

Thursday, April 9

St. John (2 p.m.) & Tekoa (6 p.m.) – Become a Musician – Scott Hallett can show you how he was able to go from beginner to instructor using FREE internet sources. Ages 8 to 80 are invited to join in the fun.

Many of this week’s programs are made possible by Technology Made Easy from the Washington State Library through funding provided by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. 

This is only a sampling of the dozens of programs held each week in branches of the Whitman County Library.  Check our events calendar www.whitco.lib.wa.us  to see what else is happening.