Thursday, July 9
Rosalia
– 10:15 a.m. – Historical Heroes and Tall Tales
Tekoa – 12 p.m. – Community
Superheroes - Visit with Fireman and
Ambulance heroes, then check out their emergency vehicles.
Farmington – 3:30 p.m. – Super Heroes to
the Rescue
Friday, July 10
Colfax
– Concrete River
Festival – Events include a 5K run
through the river channel, a cruise night, car show, craft fair, kid's
carnival, music, food, beer garden and more.
Colfax – 5 to 6:45 p.m. – Rising Stars
Dance Classes with Keri Oldroyd. Call Keri at (509) 432-6961 for more
information.
Saturday, July 11
Colfax – 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. – Hatha Yoga
– Suzy McNeilly invites everyone to try their first class for free. Oakesdale – 9 a.m. – Old Mill Day’s
Celebration – Visit our Rural Heritage, pick a book at our book sale and spin
the wheel for a prize!
Albion – 12 p.m. – Hometown Heroes –
Meet local firemen and learn about their job.
Sunday, July 12
Colfax
– Concrete River
Festival – Events include a 5K run
through the river channel, a cruise night, car show, craft fair, kid's
carnival, music, food, beer garden and more.
Monday, July 13
St.
John – 10 a.m.to
1 p.m. & 2 to 5 p.m. – Cool Creations - What can be done with 32 Legos and lots of imagination? Materials
for this program are provided by the Washington State Library to help us
encourage STEM learning this summer in a fun way.
LaCrosse – 11 a.m. – Cecil the Magician
is coming to the final summer reading program.
All ages are welcome to join us in the park.
Albion – 7 p.m. – Book Club – Join us
for a discussion of “Stone Mattress” by Margaret
Atwood
Tuesday, July 14
Palouse – 9:30 a.m. – Summer Reading fun
for all ages.
Endicott – 11 a.m. – Comic Strip Workshop
with Teagan Langston
Colfax – 4 p.m. – Medieval Heroes - The Realms of Avalon from
Moscow share their Medieval History suitable for the entire family.
Lacrosse – 6:30 p.m. – Book Club – Join
us for a discussion of “Hearts of Horses” by Molly
Gloss
Wednesday, July 15
Oakesdale – 12:30 p.m. –Summer Science – Radical Rick is coming with
science experiments. Join us at the Fire Station for loud noises and bright
flashes.
Tekoa – 1:30 to 6 p.m. – Cool
Creations - What can be done with 32
Legos and lots of imagination? Materials for this program are provided
by the Washington State Library to help us encourage STEM learning this summer
in a fun way.
Garfield,
Malden, St. John & Uniontown
– Every Hero Has a Story – Kids of all ages are invited to our summer reading
programs. Check the calendar for times.
Thursday, July 16
Rosalia
– 10:15 a.m. – Kid Heroes! – Learn about some little kids
who made a big difference in the world. And learn how you can make a
difference, too!
Endicott – 7 p.m. – Book Club – Join us
for a discussion of “The Sky Fisherman” by Craig
Lesley
Tekoa – 12 p.m. – Animal Heroes – Create animal masks and art.
For a complete list of summer events, stop by any
Whitman County Library branch, visit the Events Calendar at www.whitco.lib.wa.us, like the library on Facebook or
call (509) 397-4366. Summer Reading signups for youth or completion forms for
teens and adults can be accessed from the library’s website.
Whitman County Library announces a new series of programs called “Making Connections for Mature Adults.” This series of classes, one-on-one programming and informal get-togethers will serve the county through the library’s 14 branches, community locations and in-home visits. These programs are made possible by an $11,000 grant from Empire Health Foundation. 
The gift of blood is the gift of life. You can save the lives of three people by donating blood Friday, March 27, 2:00-5:30 p.m. Appointments are being taken by contacting the library at 509-397-4366 or the Inland Northwest Blood Center at 
