Library calendar

Thursday, June 25

St. John — 2 p.m. — Superhero America with T. Andrew Wahl — Explore how historical events and shifting social mores can be seen in the evolution of characters from Wonder Woman to Spider-Man. Sponsored by Humanities Washington and Friends of WCL.

Farmington & Rosalia — Every Hero Has a Story — Kids of all ages are invited to our summer reading programs. Check the calendar for times.

Friday, June 26

Tekoa & Oakesdale — Superhero America with T. Andrew Wahl — All ages will explore how historical events and shifting social mores can be seen in the evolution of characters from Wonder Woman to Spider-Man. Sponsored by Humanities Washington and Friends of WCL. Check the calendar or Facebook for times and location.

Saturday, June 27

Albion — 12 p.m. — Learn about Historic Heroes — Make your own monument out of clay to a hero you would like to celebrate.

Palouse — 2 p.m. — Superhero America with T. Andrew Wahl — Sponsored by Humanities Washington and Friends of WCL

Monday, June 29

St. John — 10 a.m. — Junior Summer Reading for younger children with activities and crafts.

Colton & LaCrosse — Every Hero Has a Story — Kids of all ages are invited to our summer reading programs. Check the calendar for times.

Colfax — 4 p.m. — Clown Around Family Program — Charles The Clown is a master children's entertainer. His expert blend of stories, poems and jokes offers kids a feast of language play as well as creative problem solving.

Tuesday, June 30

Palouse — 9:30 a.m. — Every Hero Has a Story — Kids of all ages are invited to our summer reading programs.

Endicott — 11 a.m. — Our favorite teachers share their journey to becoming a teacher.

Wednesday, July 1

Oakesdale — 12:30 p.m. —West Valley Outdoor Learning Center leads this program in the park about wildlife preservation.

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 2

Farmington, Rosalia & Tekoa — Superheroes and Sidekicks — Kids of all ages are invited to our summer reading programs. Check the calendar for times.

For a complete list of summer events, stop by any Whitman County Library branch, visit the Events Calendar at http://www.whitco.lib.wa.us, like the library on Facebook or call (509) 397-4366. Summer Reading sign ups for youth or completion forms for teens and adults can be accessed from the library’s website.