WCL Calendar Sampling March 26-April 2

Thursday, March 26

Lacrosse – 7 to 9 p.m. – Dryland, documentary film screening, and discussion – an intimate portrait of rural America in transition, through the eyes of a young man pursuing his dream and a town fighting to survive.  Free program made possible with funding from Humanities Washington. 

St. John (10:30 a.m.) & Palouse (6:30 p.m.) –   Musician and historian Hank Cramer presents The Seven Tongues of Flame: Ireland’s Easter Rebellion of 1916 – Learn the power of music and poetry to change governments when violence fails. 

Farmington (2 to 3:30 p.m.) & Tekoa (4 to 6 p.m.) – Computer Basics – Help with basic computer skills including: Resume help, on-line searching and using digital library services.  Preregistration encouraged.

St. John – 4 to 6 p.m. – Explore eReaders and other Tech Toys – Get hands on experience with over 20 digital devices on loan from the Washington State Library.

Friday, March 27

Colfax High School, Colton Library & Endicott Library – Music on the Palouse – Three different programs in three different locations. Check the calendar or call your library for more details.

Saturday, March 28

Oakesdale (11a.m.) & Albion (3 p.m.) – Music on the Palouse – Listen and learn from musician and historian Hank Cramer.  Two different acoustic programs. 

Monday, March 30

Colfax – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. – Healthy Family Dinner Ideas – Cost is $13 for a one day workshop. For more information or to register visit http://www.sccel.spokane.edu/ACT-2.aspx or call (509) 279-6030.

St. John (2 p.m.) & Tekoa (5:30 p.m.) – What’s for Dinner? – Join Kelli Collins, cooking instructor and food blogger as she helps you take your cooking to a whole new level using the Internet.

Tuesday, March 31

Endicott (1 to 3 p.m.) & Lacrosse (4- 6 p.m.) – Computer Basics – Help with basic computer skills including: Resume help, on-line searching and using digital library services.  Preregistration encouraged.

Uniontown (9:30 a.m.) & Rosalia (1 p.m.) – What’s for Dinner? – Join Kelli Collins, cooking instructor and food blogger as she helps you take your cooking to a whole new level using the Internet.

Colfax – 3:30 p.m. – Teen Blackout Poetry – Participants will create poetry using a book page, newspaper, ink and watercolor with Teen Librarian Nichole Kopp.

Wednesday, April 1

St. John (12 p.m.) & Colfax (3 p.m.) – Internet Selling – Learn from two experienced online sellers how to supplement your family's income with Amazon, eBay & Etsy.  Set-up help, as well ask plenty of time for questions is available at the end of the class.

Colfax – 6 to 7:30 p.m. – Introduction to Ukulele Plus – Cost is $17 for four class sessions. For more information or to register visit http://www.sccel.spokane.edu/ACT-2.aspx or call (509) 279-6030.

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, as well ask plenty of time for questions is available at the end of the class.

 

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.  Music on the Palouse is supported by Humanities Washington.

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.