institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Monday, June 8, 2015
Colfax Library Family Programs
institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Rob Smith Art
Fransisco Aguilar Art Display
Come see 3 pieces of great outdoor canvas photography by Fransisco Aguilar at #WhitmanCountyLibrary in Colfax. For more information on Artist visit http://www.franciscobaguilar.com/
Climate Change, the science is settled - or is it?
The science is settled—or is it?
Draw your own conclusions at a Colfax Rotary luncheon talk,
“Climate Change: Whom should you trust?”, by Dr. Peter Haug at noon, June 11,
at the Methodist Church, 109 S. Mill Street.
Lunch is optional for $12 and can be reserved by calling the library at
397-4366 by June 9.
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Rural Heritage Collection
View our always popular Rural Heritage Collection at the #ColfaxLibrary displayed downstairs with spotlights. Come in for a cup of coffee and browse around!
Friday, June 5, 2015
June 11-18 WCL Calendar Sampling
Thursday, June 11
Colfax Methodist Church – 12 p.m. – Climate Change: Whom Should You Trust? – Join educator Dr. Peter Haug on the topic of Climate Change in distinguishing fact from opinion, and determining creditable resources on this topic.
Friday, June 12
Colfax – 10 to 11:30 a.m. – Play & Learn – Creative play and sharing for toddlers, preschoolers and parents.
Malden – 3:30 p.m. – Storytime – Join in the fun with stories, songs and games.
Saturday, June 13
Colfax – 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. – Hatha Yoga with Suzy McNeilly – Collection of 26 physical postures, combined with breathing exercises designed to strengthen and align your muscles, organ and spine. Try your first class for free!
Albion – 12 p.m. – Summer Reading Kickoff – Come in for cake and sign up for Summer Reading.
Monday, June 15
Colton & LaCrosse – Every Hero Has a Story – Kids of all ages are invited to our summer reading programs. Check the calendar for times.
Tuesday, June 16
Palouse – 9:30 a.m. – Summer Reading Kickoff – Kids of all ages are invited to our programs.
Endicott – 11 a.m. – Local Heroes – Join Deputy Pelisser and volunteer firefighter, Tony Anderson as they share items about their heroic jobs.
St. John – 11 a.m. – Teen Blackout Poetry – Create poetry using book page, newspaper, ink and water color.
Oakesdale
Fire Station – 6 p.m. – Family Night
– Kickoff Summer Reading with a free dinner and magic show featuring Cecil’s
Magic! This fun event is sponsored by SunEdison. Wednesday, June 17 Garfield, Malden & Uniontown – Every Hero Has a Story – Summer Reading kicks off
for kids of all ages. Check the calendar for times. St. John – 1 p.m. – Local Heroes – Join our local police and
firemen as we explore their equipment and vehicles. Thursday, June 18 Farmington & Rosalia – Summer Reading Kickoff – Kids of all ages
are invited to our programs. Check the calendar for times. Tekoa – 12 p.m. –Superheroes in Stories- Kids will create a superhero
comic book and make superhero lollipops. This is just a sampling of the community programs for all ages in Whitman
County Library’s 14 branches. Visit the Events Calendar at www.whitco.lib.wa.us, like the library
on Facebook or call (509) 397-4366.
Monday, June 1, 2015
WCL Calendar Sampling June 4-11
Thursday,
June 4
Endicott and St. John Schools – Comics Can Take Us Places – Graphic novelist Megan Kelso demonstrates
her artistic process. Funded by Humanities Washington and Whitman County 4-H. Please
check in at the school office.
Colfax – 12 p.m. – Flex and Flow Yoga –
Stretch your body and soothe your
mind with Suzy McNeilly, certified instructor. Cost is $10 per week or
$35 for session.
Colton – 6
p.m. – Join the discussion of Garth Stein’s, “How Evan Broke His Head.”
Everyone’s welcome.
Friday,
June 5
Colfax – 10 to 11:30 a.m. – Play &
Learn – Creative play and sharing for toddlers, preschoolers and parents.
Saturday,
June 6
Rosalia – 9:45 a.m. – Battle Days
Children’s Parade – Join the Rosalia
Library for the annual Children’s Parade. This year’s theme is “Super Heroes.”
Colfax – 8:30-
10 a.m.-Women’s Coffee Connection – Monthly gathering for women in our
community coming together for a cup of coffee and discussions over real life
topics. For more information, please contact kerrigray@liferotp.com or
call 208-882-2484 or visit www.liferotp.com
Monday,
June 8
Lacrosse City Park – 11 a.m. – Summer Reading
Kickoff – Kids of all ages are invited.
Albion
– 7 p.m. – Book Club –
Join us for coffee and great discussion.
Tuesday,
June 9
Colfax – 6 p.m. – iPad Refresher – Cost is $14 for two class sessions. For
more information or to register visit www.sccel.spokane.edu/ACT-2.aspx or
call (509) 279-6030.
Wednesday,
June 10
Uniontown – 1 p.m. – Summer Reading kickoff – Every Hero has a Story – Activities
for age 2 to 12
Colfax – 10 a.m. – Fit and Fun Exercise
– Enjoy a gentle warm-up, low impact
aerobic workout, and a soothing cool down. Cost is $5 per class but instructor
Nancy Stanard invites you to try your first class for free.
Thursday,
June 11
Colfax Methodist Church – 12 p.m. – Climate Change: Whom Should You Trust? – Join educator Dr. Peter Haug on the topic of
Climate Change in distinguishing fact from opinion, and determining creditable
resources on this topic. Peter has nearly 30 years of experience in
educational impact analysis. Optional lunch is available for $12 by contacting
the Colfax Library at 397-4366 by June 9.
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.
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