Spokane County Library District: January Has Trivia Fun With Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Creative Art Submissions For All Ages & More

Press release from Spokane County Library District:

2021-12-15

From the fun to the informative, January’s library programs include trivia and workshops for adults, a resiliency workshop for businesses, an all-ages, all-abilities call for artists, and engaging programs for kids and families. Trivia: Brooklyn Nine-Nine Ride along as we look back at eight seasons of shenanigans. Trivia will cover some fun facts about New York’s wackiest precinct, like the difference between Doug Judy and The Vulture, who won every Halloween Heist, what became of Adrian Pimento, and the greatest nemeses of our favorite characters. Adults Registration is required. ONLINE
Thursday, Jan 13, 6:30–7:30pm | REGISTER Picture Book Chat Discover new picture books that children will enjoy with librarians Mary Ellen and Sheri, as they chat about recently released titles in our collection. Hear and see what they like about these wonderful books for toddlers, preschoolers, and emergent readers. They also share some book-inspired activities you can try with the children in your life! Adults View Picture Book Chat on our Facebook page. ONLINE
Wednesday, Jan 19, 1–2pm If you miss any episodes, you can watch them on our YouTube channel. Medicare 101 Take the guesswork out of Medicare. This class is for anyone new to Medicare and those wanting a refresher. We cover Parts A, B, C, and D and go over your Medicare benefits and options, including a comparison of Medicare Advantage plans and Medigaps. Adults This free, unbiased information session is presented by Aging & Long Term Care of Eastern Washington (ALTCEW) and the Statewide Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA), a free service of the Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner. Registration is required. ONLINE
Wednesday, Jan 26, 6–8pm | REGISTER STARS Training: Best Picture Books of 2021 Every year many new books are published, which can make it hard to find the best of the bunch. We share our favorite new books to read with babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Our favorites are not only fun but also help develop early literacy, language, and STEM skills. After registering, you will receive an assignment to be completed before the training session. 2 STARS credits. Adults Registration is required. ONLINE
Saturday, Jan 29, 10–11:30am | REGISTER For Businesses SCORE Workshop: Small Business Resiliency Tools & Ideas The pandemic has fundamentally changed the market that small businesses once knew. Because our past experiences and assumptions about customers, finances, and sales cycles no longer hold true, it is critical for small businesses to revisit their business models and make adjustments. SCORE mentor Eileen Dempsey provides you with the guidance to adjust your business model and the community resources available to you to boost the resiliency of your business. Adults Registration is required. ONLINE
Thursday, Jan 20, 12–1:30pm | REGISTER For All Ages Mini Art Show: Call for Artists We’re having a mini art show. The art is mini, but the show can be big! Let your creativity shine and submit a 3×3-inch piece of art for display at your local library. We will have supply kits of paints and a mini canvas for registered participants. Art submissions must be family friendly. All ages Registration is required. Note: Mini Art Show submissions will be photographed and included in the Virtual Art Show that will be online at the same time. By submitting artwork and/or a file to the Mini & Virtual Art Show, you agree to the TERMS & CONDITIONS, detailed at www.scld.org/virtual-art-show. IN PERSON & ONLINE
Registration closes: Jan 20 | REGISTER
Supply pickup: Jan 3–Jan 21
Submissions due: Jan 29
Art Show: Feb 4–28 Virtual Art Show: Call for Artists Calling all artists! No matter your age, we want you to be a part of our Virtual Art Show. Send us a picture of a piece of art you created, drew, painted, sculpted, or built on the theme of “Happiness” that is also family friendly. Please register using the link below to submit your information and upload your digital entry for the art show. All ages Registration is required. By submitting artwork and/or a file to the Mini & Virtual Art Show, you agree to the TERMS & CONDITIONS, detailed at www.scld.org/virtual-art-show. ONLINE
Registration closes: Jan 28, 6pm | REGISTER
Submissions due: Jan 29
Art Show: Feb 7–28 For Kids & Families Building with Books: LEGO Storytime Enjoy listening to a fun read-aloud story. Afterwards, recreate a part of the story, such as a character, scene, or setting, using LEGO bricks or other craft materials in your home. Then, share your creations with the group! All ages & families Registration is required for each session. ONLINE
Tuesday, Jan 4 & 18, 4–4:45pm | REGISTER Science from Home Let’s see what we can do with science! Librarian Molly shares a science experiment with you each week that you can do at home with common household supplies. We’re sharing previously recorded and aired videos. Ages 8+ & their families You can view this program weekly on our Facebook page. ONLINE
Saturdays, Jan 11–29, 11am Online Storytime – Live Children will have fun learning when we read stories, sing songs, and share fingerplays during storytime. Ages 2–5 & their families Registration is required. ONLINE
Thursdays, Jan 6–27, 6:30–7pm | REGISTER
Fridays, Jan 7–28, 9:30–10am Storytime Shorts Storytime is a great way to help young children learn language, literacy, and STEM skills that will help them get ready for kindergarten. Ages 2–5 & their families View our Storytime Shorts on our Facebook page. ONLINE
Tuesdays & Thursdays, Jan 4–27, 10am If you miss any episodes, you can watch them on our YouTube channel.

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