The bounty and diversity of Washington State’s agriculture is possible because of the labor of agricultural workers. However, this work, and the individuals who perform it, are often hidden from view. In 1967, Irwin Nash visited the Yakima Valley to take photographs for a free-lance magazine piece on valley agriculture. After completing this assignment, he nevertheless returned to the farming communities around Yakima each season until 1976 to document the lives of these workers. In the process, he created a compelling archive of more than 9,400 photographs. These images capture the moments of daily life—children playing, Chicano student meetings, family scenes, asparagus harvests—as well as chronicle an era of rising labor and protest movements, strikes, and social awareness that swept across Washington state and the nation. In collaboration with WSU Libraries’ Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collection, the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU will exhibit a selection of 50 photographs from the Irwin Nash Yakima Valley Migrant Labor Collection. This important collection, which until recently was largely unknown, documents the histories, experiences, stories, and perspectives of the Yakima Valley migrant labor community. These photographs have inspired the community to share their stories and help us document previously undocumented histories.

Keiko Hara’s exploration of her relationship to her surrounding environment has been continually formulated through the artist’s ongoing series titled, Topophilia. Meaning “a strong love of place,” the term topophilia, with its connection to humanistic geography, also represents a universal desire to hold onto ephemeral moments of beauty and sadness as related to conceptions of place—even if unattainable. This mini-survey exhibition chronicles Hara’s unwavering commitment to painting and her unique form of Mokuhanga, Japanese woodblock printmaking, over a 40-year period. Her abstract compositions are at once immensely sensitive yet executed in vibrant color with references to water, fire, skies, and verdant lands, offering rich metaphorical imagery. Hara’s longtime home in Walla Walla, Washington, situated in an expansive valley flanked by the Blue Mountains, figures centrally within her work as does a more internal investigation into the poetics of space. Tactility of things, their reference to nature, and how we perceive, feel, and understand the universe that we inhabit are all conditions of Hara’s visual enterprise. Hara was born in North Korea to Japanese parents, raised in Japan, and moved to the United States in 1971. She studied printmaking at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan earning an MFA in 1976. Hara taught for many years at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, retiring in 2006. With numerous one-person exhibitions to her credit since 1976, Hara has also been included in invitational group exhibitions throughout the United States. Among museums that include Hara’s work in their permanent collections are the National Gallery, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Milwaukee Art Museum, the Racine Art Museum, and the Detroit Institute of Arts.

“Lore”, a 2019 film by Sky Hopinka, presents images of friends and landscapes cut, fragmented, and reassembled on an overhead projector as the artist’s hands guide their shape and construction. Overlaying the kaleidoscopic imagery, a narrator’s voice tells a ruminative story, weaving together family, myth, trauma, with traces of nostalgia articulated in terms of lore. The film culminates in a languorous and communal scene as a group of musicians perform Bo Diddley’s 1955 “Heart-O-Matic Love,” a song about love as a road trip. Hopinka is a member of the [censored]-Chunk Nation and a descendant of Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians. He was born in Ferndale, Washington and moved to Southern California as a teenager, later spending a number of years in Portland, Oregon, where he studied and taught Chinuk Wawa, an amalgamated contact language of the Lower Columbia River Basin. Hopinka’s art centers around personal perceptions of Native homelands as well as correlations between language and culture in relation to home and land. Hopinka has said, “Deconstructing language [through cinema] is a way for me to be free from the dogma of traditional storytelling and then, from there, to explore or propose more of what Indigenous cinema has the possibility to look like.”

From mid-May to mid-October, the market operates every Wednesday from 3:30-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center at 150 E Spring St, Pullman, WA. The Pullman Farmers Market partners with Backyard Harvest to accept SNAP/EBT benefits, and many vendors also accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) checks. Help keep the Pullman Farmers Market safe and open by respecting the six-foot social distancing and limitation of patrons on the lawn area, pre-ordering/pre-paying from vendors, and sending one household member to shop.

The iconic horror masterpiece on the big screen again. Based on the Stephen King novel and directed by Brian De Palma, (SCARFACE, THE UNTOUCHABLES, MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE) the film has everything you could possibly want --- supernatural powers, high school cruelty, teen angst, religious zealots, and pig's blood. Prom is going to be so much fun this year! Screening as part of our Fatal Femmes series. We had the community send in ideas for July screenings, picked the best ones, and then had you vote on your favorites. This is what you chose!

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the regular meeting of the Pullman, Washington, Volunteer Firefighters Relief and Pension Board set for 4:00 p.m. on the 6th day of July, 2022 is hereby canceled. DATED this 24th day of June. BY ORDER OF Glenn A. Johnson, Chairperson. ************************************************************************************************ Name: Volunteer Firefighters Relief and Pension Board Meeting - CANCELED Date: Wednesday, July 6, 2022 URL: http://go.boarddocs.com/wa/pullman/Board.nsf/goto?open&id=CFPLZT590813

Music on Main promotes local performers and non-profits by bringing them together for a fun filled evening. Enjoy these free, family-friendly events. Please bring a chair to the Plaza and plan to shop and dine downtown while you are there! june 30 - MBB July 7 - jon & rand band July 14 - Soulstice July 21 - andru gomez July 28 - jill freuden & ray wallace August 4 - blaine ross August 11 - Auf Gehts (German Band) August 18 - Paradox august 25 - the cherry sisters revival september 1 -Down to Embers september 8 - dan maher september 15 -andru gomez september 22 - smith and reilly september 29 - Scott Thompson Music on Main Sponsors: June: Oak on Main, Rico's Pub, Downtown Pullman Association July: Kiwanis Club of Pullman August: WSU Pullman Chancellor's Office September: Gladish Community & Cultural Center For performances and updates, visit: facebook.com/PullmanMusiconMain pullmanchamber.com/events/chamber-events/music-on-main/  

Join us as we raft the Class II-IV rapids of the Salmon River! Float 20 miles on the "Riggins Stretch" and enjoy beautiful scenery, sandy beaches and of course fun waves. Cost is $60 per person (tax/fees included) and must be paid prior to event date.  Please contact the Pullman Chamber to RSVP! 509.334.3565 or chamber@pullmanchamber.com Find more details on our website. https://pullmanchamber.com/events/annual-chamber-raft-trip/

Branch: Malden Library Address: 205 SW MorelandMalden, WA 99149 Library Hours: Wednesday 2:00 to 6:00pm Friday 2:00 to 6:00pm Phone: 509-569-3350 Email: malden@whitcolib.org Audience: Teens We are excited for teen summer reading this year. This week we will making ocean slime, snacks will be provided.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Visit us at the Pullman Depot - Freight Room Exhibits & Displays on local heritage

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

When you join this early risers group you will be in good company. We are an unpretentious group dedicated to building leadership, confidence, and communication skills in everyone who joins. So start your week off right and come check out the Frank E. Balmer #95 Toastmasters International club - The longest running group in the area. Our club will be 80 years old in 2020. We hope you will be with us.

When you join this early risers group you will be in good company. We are an unpretentious group dedicated to building leadership, confidence, and communication skills in everyone who joins. So start your week off right and come check out the Frank E. Balmer #95 Toastmasters International club - The longest running group in the area. Our club will be 80 years old in 2020. We hope you will be with us.

DigiMarCon West 2022 is your chance to ... – Experience a safe and intimate gathering with marketing leaders and professionals in a clean and hygienic environment. – Hear from some of the most audacious and thought-provoking speakers in the digital marketing, media and advertising industry. – Gain insight into emerging strategies, the latest innovative technologies, and best practices to move your business to the next level. – Network with thought leaders, reunite with your peers, and build your professional network. The 8th annual DigiMarCon West, the Premier Digital Marketing, Media and Advertising Conference & Exhibition in the Western United States, returns July 11th and 12th, 2022 to the luxurious Loews Hollywood Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Join your peers in-person or online for 2-days jam-packed with digital marketing best practices, latest trends, practical solutions, strategy, and networking, also check out the next generation of technology & innovation; Internet, Mobile, AdTech, MarTech & SaaS Technology. Expand your knowledge on the following topics: Account-Based Marketing, Behavioral & Neuromarketing, Content Marketing, Conversational Marketing, Conversion Rate Optimization, Data Science & Big Data, Email Marketing, Geo-Targeting & Proximity Marketing, Growth Hacking, Inbound & Outbound Marketing, Influencer Marketing, Mobile Marketing, Native & Contextual Advertising, Omnichannel Marketing, Paid Search Marketing, Personalization & Privacy. You’ll also learn the following: Podcast & Webinar Marketing, PR & Cause Marketing, Predictive Analytics & Attribution, Programmatic Advertising, Sales & Marketing Automation, Search Engine Optimization, Shopper Marketing, Marketing & Customer Experience, Social Commerce, Social Media Marketing, UI / UX Design, User-Generated Content, Video Marketing, Viral & Buzz Marketing, Visual & Voice Search, Web Analytics, and much more! Onsite Safety: Your safety is our TOP PRIORITY! Our qualified team is dedicated to ensuring a great experience at our in-person events, and that includes providing a COVID-Safe, clean and hygienic environment for our delegates. 100% Money Back Guarantee: Booking your ticket is RISK-FREE. You can cancel and get a full refund up until 30 days before the event. At DigiMarCon West 2022, you will receive all the elements you need to achieve digital marketing success! Conventional thoughts will be challenged, and new ways of thinking will emerge. You will leave with your head, notebooks, and professional toolkit full of action items and ideas to lead and supercharge your agency/team/account to even greater success. Be a part of DigiMarCon West 2022 and discover how to thrive and succeed as a marketer in a rapidly evolving digital world. Top keynotes, case studies, strategy sessions, networking, and more in a safe and hygienic environment! See why people keep coming back year after year to this must-attend event! Register and secure your seat today. For more details visit https://digimarconwest.com.

Stop by the Neill Public Library every week starting on Monday morning at 10 am to pick up a Summer Grab & Go Art Activity Bag for All Youth! One bag per child per week, while supplies last.

Free lunches for ages 18 and under Enjoy a free lunch in the PHS sculpture garden every Mon- Thursday this summer.

Regular monthly meeting of the Pullman Police Advisory Committee. Masks are required in public spaces within City of Pullman facilities, including City Hall and City Council Chambers. Thank you for your cooperation. Meeting Agenda This meeting is open to the public. Attend by phone:  1(773) 231-9226 (Meeting ID:144 562 1349)

Branch: Albion Library Address: 310 F Street, Albion, WA 99102 Library Hours: Tues. 3:30pm-6:30pm; Wed. 9:00am-1:00 pm; Thurs. 3:30pm-6:30pm Phone: 509-338-9641 Email: albion@whitcolib.org Audience: Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-338-9641 Event Type: Book Group Link: https://www.facebook.com/AlbionBranchLibrary/ The Albion Book Club will meet Monday, July 11th to discuss Hamilton by Ron Chernow. Location TBD - please check back! Pulitzer Prize-winning author Ron Chernow presents a landmark biography of Alexander Hamilton, the Founding Father who galvanized, inspired, scandalized, and shaped the newborn nation. Few figures in American history have been more hotly debated or more grossly misunderstood than Alexander Hamilton. Chernow’s biography gives Hamilton his due and sets the record straight, deftly illustrating that the political and economic greatness of today’s America is the result of Hamilton’s countless sacrifices to champion ideas that were often wildly disputed during his time. ** The unabridged book is 818 pages in paperback or 36+ hours as an audiobook. The abridged audiobook is under 12 hours. Either version will give you plenty to talk about for book club; choose based on your time and interest level! **

The Historic Preservation Commission Regular Meeting is scheduled for 7:30PM on the second Monday of every month.

Join us in the Heritage Addition! Due to the popularity of our Tuesday programs, please plan to attend either the 10:30 am or 1 pm program Cap'n Arr Comedy Pirate 10:30 am or 1 pm For Families and Youth of all ages

Our July General Membership Presentation will feature Scott Adams, CEO of Pullman Regional Hospital Our Business Member of the Month is: Beep Beep Productions Catering by: Birch & Barley

Join us in the Heritage Addition! Due to the popularity of our Tuesday programs, please plan to attend either the 10:30 am or 1 pm program Cap'n Arr Comedy Pirate 10:30 am or 1 pm For Families and Youth of all ages

S. T. E. A. M Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics K-12th grade 1:00-2:00 pm Week 3: Activism Activity: Clean the Stream with Palouse Conservation District

Branch: Malden Library Address: 205 SW MorelandMalden, WA 99149 Library Hours: Wednesday 2:00 to 6:00pm Friday 2:00 to 6:00pm Phone: 509-569-3350 Email: malden@whitcolib.org Audience: Kids We are excited to have summer reading in person this year but if you need a grab and go bag please Call 509-569-3350 or email at malden@whitcolib.org Summer reading #5 Come celebrate SHARK WEEK with us at the library, along with a snack.

Chair: Jann Hill Trustees: Kris Boreen, Dan LeBeau, Mary Jane Neill and Brandon Wolking

From mid-May to mid-October, the market operates every Wednesday from 3:30-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center at 150 E Spring St, Pullman, WA. The Pullman Farmers Market partners with Backyard Harvest to accept SNAP/EBT benefits, and many vendors also accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) checks. Help keep the Pullman Farmers Market safe and open by respecting the six-foot social distancing and limitation of patrons on the lawn area, pre-ordering/pre-paying from vendors, and sending one household member to shop.

Regular meeting of the Pullman Parks & Recreation Commission Agendas and minutes can be found by clicking here for BoardDocs.com 

Link: Find Board Meeting Materials here

Crazy Days Returns! Sidewalk Sales each day Music on Main Thursday, July 14 6-8pm (Pine Street Plaza) featuring Soulstice  

Join The Friends of Neill Public Library on Thursdays 11:30am - 12:00pm for free popsicles on the patio! 

Branch: Albion Library Address: 310 F Street, Albion, WA 99102 Library Hours: Tues. 3:30pm-6:30pm; Wed. 9:00am-1:00 pm; Thurs. 3:30pm-6:30pm Phone: 509-338-9641 Email: albion@whitcolib.org Audience: Kids Contact Phone: 509-338-9641 Event Type: Kids and Teens Link: https://www.facebook.com/AlbionBranchLibrary/ Elementary Age kids dive into the depths of the ocean blue with hands-on exploration and experiments at the Albion Library! Learn about ocean geography, deltas & density, buoyancy & adaption, and more!

Music on Main promotes local performers and non-profits by bringing them together for a fun filled evening. Enjoy these free, family-friendly events. Please bring a chair to the Plaza and plan to shop and dine downtown while you are there! june 30 - MBB July 7 - jon & rand band July 14 - Soulstice July 21 - andru gomez July 28 - jill freuden & ray wallace August 4 - blaine ross August 11 - Auf Gehts (German Band) August 18 - Paradox august 25 - the cherry sisters revival september 1 -Down to Embers september 8 - dan maher september 15 -andru gomez september 22 - smith and reilly september 29 - Scott Thompson Music on Main Sponsors: June: Oak on Main, Rico's Pub, Downtown Pullman Association July: Kiwanis Club of Pullman August: WSU Pullman Chancellor's Office September: Gladish Community & Cultural Center For performances and updates, visit: facebook.com/PullmanMusiconMain pullmanchamber.com/events/chamber-events/music-on-main/  

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Visit us at the Pullman Depot - Freight Room Exhibits & Displays on local heritage

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

When you join this early risers group you will be in good company. We are an unpretentious group dedicated to building leadership, confidence, and communication skills in everyone who joins. So start your week off right and come check out the Frank E. Balmer #95 Toastmasters International club - The longest running group in the area. Our club will be 80 years old in 2020. We hope you will be with us.

The Pullman Hearing Examiner Regular Meeting will be held at 10:00 AM, virtually via RingCentral Meetings. Complete agenda materials and access information is available through BoardDocs.

Stop by the Neill Public Library every week starting on Monday morning at 10 am to pick up a Summer Grab & Go Art Activity Bag for All Youth! One bag per child per week, while supplies last.

Free lunches for ages 18 and under Enjoy a free lunch in the PHS sculpture garden every Mon- Thursday this summer.

Join us in the Heritage Addition! Due to the popularity of our Tuesday programs, please plan to attend either the 10:30 am or 1 pm program Magician Jeff Evans 10:30 am or 1 pm For Families and Youth of all ages

Join us in the Heritage Addition! Due to the popularity of our Tuesday programs, please plan to attend either the 10:30 am or 1 pm program Magician Jeff Evans - Simply Magic 10:30 am or 1 pm For Families and Youth of all ages

S. T. E. A. M Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics K-5th grade 1:00-2:00 pm Week 5:Marine Life Activity: Bubble Party with Palouse Discover Science Center

Branch: Malden Library Address: 205 SW MorelandMalden, WA 99149 Library Hours: Wednesday 2:00 to 6:00pm Friday 2:00 to 6:00pm Phone: 509-569-3350 Email: malden@whitcolib.org Audience: Kids We are excited to have summer reading in person this year but if you need a grab and go bag please Call 509-569-3350 or email at malden@whitcolib.org Summer reading #6 Make sure you wear something to get wet in for SPLISH SPLASH WATER DAY and a towel to dry off, along with a snack.

Teen Program 6th-12th grade 3:00-4:00 pm Week 5: Marine Life Activity: Coral Reef Candy Making

From mid-May to mid-October, the market operates every Wednesday from 3:30-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center at 150 E Spring St, Pullman, WA. The Pullman Farmers Market partners with Backyard Harvest to accept SNAP/EBT benefits, and many vendors also accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) checks. Help keep the Pullman Farmers Market safe and open by respecting the six-foot social distancing and limitation of patrons on the lawn area, pre-ordering/pre-paying from vendors, and sending one household member to shop.

Come learn about the Hanford Nuclear Site with historian, Robert Franklin, on Wednesday, July 20th at the Latah County Fairgrounds. He will discuss the pre-history of the site, Manhattan Project era, and Cold War activity, ending with the creation of the Manhattan Project National Historical Park. Franklin will also detail his experiences collecting and caring for the physical history of the Hanford Site for the Department of Energy. This is planned as an outdoor even and attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Gates for this event will open at 5:30pm, and the program begins at 6:00pm. Entry is $10 for LCHS members and $12 for the general public. The ticket price includes a guest’s first beer, with additional pours available for purchase. A dinner option will also be for sale. Attendees are encouraged to bring cash or check, but cards will be accepted. This even is generously supported by Hunga Dunga Brewing Company and the Best Western Plus University Inn.

Join The Friends of Neill Public Library on Thursdays 11:30am - 12:00pm for free popsicles on the patio! 

Music on Main promotes local performers and non-profits by bringing them together for a fun filled evening. Enjoy these free, family-friendly events. Please bring a chair to the Plaza and plan to shop and dine downtown while you are there! june 30 - MBB July 7 - jon & rand band July 14 - Soulstice July 21 - andru gomez July 28 - jill freuden & ray wallace August 4 - blaine ross August 11 - Auf Gehts (German Band) August 18 - Paradox august 25 - the cherry sisters revival september 1 -Down to Embers september 8 - dan maher september 15 -andru gomez september 22 - smith and reilly september 29 - Scott Thompson Music on Main Sponsors: June: Oak on Main, Rico's Pub, Downtown Pullman Association July: Kiwanis Club of Pullman August: WSU Pullman Chancellor's Office September: Gladish Community & Cultural Center For performances and updates, visit: facebook.com/PullmanMusiconMain pullmanchamber.com/events/chamber-events/music-on-main/  

SAVE THE DATE The City of Colfax is celebrating 150 years with a fun, family friendly 2-day event. Saturday, there will be a Childrens Parade, Street Fair, Kid zone, Food and Fun and on Sunday, a self-guided Cycle Colfax ride and History walk on Sunday starting at the Perkins House.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Visit us at the Pullman Depot - Freight Room Exhibits & Displays on local heritage

Saturday Movie @ NPL   Finding Nemo Families and Youth of all ages 2:00 - 4:00 pm Neill Public Library - Hecht Meeting Room Bring your own blankets and pillows, and get comfortable! Movie will begin at 2:00pm

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

When you join this early risers group you will be in good company. We are an unpretentious group dedicated to building leadership, confidence, and communication skills in everyone who joins. So start your week off right and come check out the Frank E. Balmer #95 Toastmasters International club - The longest running group in the area. Our club will be 80 years old in 2020. We hope you will be with us.

Stop by the Neill Public Library every week starting on Monday morning at 10 am to pick up a Summer Grab & Go Art Activity Bag for All Youth! One bag per child per week, while supplies last.

Free lunches for ages 18 and under Enjoy a free lunch in the PHS sculpture garden every Mon- Thursday this summer.

Join us in the Heritage Addition! Reptile Man 6pm For Families and Youth of all ages

Join us in the Heritage Addition! Due to the popularity of our Tuesday programs, please plan to attend either the 10:30 am or 1 pm program Linda Severt's Juggletunes 10:30 am or 1 pm For Families and Youth of all ages

Join us in the Heritage Addition! Due to the popularity of our Tuesday programs, please plan to attend either the 10:30 am or 1 pm program Linda Severt's Juggletunes 10:30 am or 1 pm For Families and Youth of all ages

S. T. E. A. M Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics K-5th grade 1:00-2:00 pm Week 6: Finale Week! Activity: Finale Week Party!

Teen Program 6th-12th grade 3:00-4:00 pm Week 6: Finale Week! Activity: Finale Party! 

From mid-May to mid-October, the market operates every Wednesday from 3:30-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center at 150 E Spring St, Pullman, WA. The Pullman Farmers Market partners with Backyard Harvest to accept SNAP/EBT benefits, and many vendors also accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) checks. Help keep the Pullman Farmers Market safe and open by respecting the six-foot social distancing and limitation of patrons on the lawn area, pre-ordering/pre-paying from vendors, and sending one household member to shop.

Link: Find Board Meeting Materials here

The Pullman Planning Commission Regular Meeting will be held at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers, Pullman City Hall, 190 SE Crestview Street, Bldg. A. Complete agenda materials are available through BoardDocs.

“Pedal Pullman” returns! Participants obtain a “passport” map, follow the trails to various stops to collect stamps, selfies, and goodies. Depending on skill and competitive drive, the event can be completed in as little as 45 minutes. Questions? lcarloye@gmail.com pullmancivictrust.org

Join The Friends of Neill Public Library on Thursdays 11:30am - 12:00pm for free popsicles on the patio! 

Summer Reading Finale Reaney Park 6pm-7:30pm Come celebrate a Summer of Reading with live music by RAZA at Reaney Park!

Music on Main promotes local performers and non-profits by bringing them together for a fun filled evening. Enjoy these free, family-friendly events. Please bring a chair to the Plaza and plan to shop and dine downtown while you are there! june 30 - MBB July 7 - jon & rand band July 14 - Soulstice July 21 - andru gomez July 28 - jill freuden & ray wallace August 4 - blaine ross August 11 - Auf Gehts (German Band) August 18 - Paradox august 25 - the cherry sisters revival september 1 -Down to Embers september 8 - dan maher september 15 -andru gomez september 22 - smith and reilly september 29 - Scott Thompson Music on Main Sponsors: June: Oak on Main, Rico's Pub, Downtown Pullman Association July: Kiwanis Club of Pullman August: WSU Pullman Chancellor's Office September: Gladish Community & Cultural Center For performances and updates, visit: facebook.com/PullmanMusiconMain pullmanchamber.com/events/chamber-events/music-on-main/  

Branch: Malden Library Address: 205 SW MorelandMalden, WA 99149 Library Hours: Wednesday 2:00 to 6:00pm Friday 2:00 to 6:00pm Phone: 509-569-3350 Email: malden@whitcolib.org Audience: Adults,Seniors Calling all adults for a night at the Malden library. We are doing a Sip N' Paint. Bring your favorite non- alcoholic drink (drinks will also be provided), and we will have fun doing a water themed painting together. You can also sign up for summer reading.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.

Visit us at the Pullman Depot - Freight Room Exhibits & Displays on local heritage

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Do you find yourself reading the same genre over and over?  Ready to try something new?  Challenge yourself to read beyond your favorite genre!  Stretch your reading skills and explore new genres, typically read fantasy?  Try historical fiction!   Expanding what you read can strengthen your reading comprehension and spark your imagination! Readers of all ages are encouraged to join our Genre Challenge on Beanstack!  Read and complete activities for badges!

After a few years of hiatus, the Latah County Historical Society is very happy to once again welcome our friends and neighbors to the Ice Cream Social at the McConnell Mansion. Meet us on the Mansion lawn on Sunday, July 31st from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. for an afternoon of delicious ice cream sundaes and free family fun. We will be celebrating the 45th year of this summertime tradition with activities like horse and wagon rides and live music by Jim Boland and Friends. Demonstrations will be given by the Appaloosa Lace Makers, the Palouse Hills Weavers Guild, and the Hog Heaven Muzzle Loaders. Ice cream sundaes and watermelon are on the house. This event is free and open to the public thanks in part to our major event sponsor, Idaho Central Credit Union. The McConnell Mansion is located at 110 South Adams Street in Moscow.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations All fourteen branches of Whitman County Library are closed for annual maintenance week but our website, catalog and online resources are always available at your convenience.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations All fourteen branches of Whitman County Library are closed for annual maintenance week but our website, catalog and online resources are always available at your convenience.

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations All fourteen branches of Whitman County Library are closed for annual maintenance week but our website, catalog and online resources are always available at your convenience.

When you join this early risers group you will be in good company. We are an unpretentious group dedicated to building leadership, confidence, and communication skills in everyone who joins. So start your week off right and come check out the Frank E. Balmer #95 Toastmasters International club - The longest running group in the area. Our club will be 80 years old in 2020. We hope you will be with us.

Free lunches for ages 18 and under Enjoy a free lunch in the PHS sculpture garden every Mon- Thursday this summer.

From mid-May to mid-October, the market operates every Wednesday from 3:30-6:00pm at the Brelsford WSU Visitor Center at 150 E Spring St, Pullman, WA. The Pullman Farmers Market partners with Backyard Harvest to accept SNAP/EBT benefits, and many vendors also accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) checks. Help keep the Pullman Farmers Market safe and open by respecting the six-foot social distancing and limitation of patrons on the lawn area, pre-ordering/pre-paying from vendors, and sending one household member to shop.

Link: Find Board Meeting Materials here

Music on Main promotes local performers and non-profits by bringing them together for a fun filled evening. Enjoy these free, family-friendly events. Please bring a chair to the Plaza and plan to shop and dine downtown while you are there! june 30 - MBB July 7 - jon & rand band July 14 - Soulstice July 21 - andru gomez July 28 - jill freuden & ray wallace August 4 - blaine ross August 11 - Auf Gehts (German Band) August 18 - Paradox august 25 - the cherry sisters revival september 1 -Down to Embers september 8 - dan maher september 15 -andru gomez september 22 - smith and reilly september 29 - Scott Thompson Music on Main Sponsors: June: Oak on Main, Rico's Pub, Downtown Pullman Association July: Kiwanis Club of Pullman August: WSU Pullman Chancellor's Office September: Gladish Community & Cultural Center For performances and updates, visit: facebook.com/PullmanMusiconMain pullmanchamber.com/events/chamber-events/music-on-main/  

Branch: Albion Library,Colfax Library,Colton Library,Endicott Library,Farmington Library,Garfield Library,LaCrosse Library,Malden Library,Oakesdale Library,Online,Palouse Library,Rosalia Library,St. John Library,Tekoa Library,Uniontown Library,All Locations Audience: Kids,Teens,Adults,Seniors Contact Phone: 509-397-4366 Read a book (any book) to your newborn, infant, toddler, or preschooler. The goal is to have read 1,000 books (Yes, you can repeat books!) before your kiddo starts kindergarten. Log reading and earn badges all along the way.