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events · Saturday, October 24

STCU Studio Drop-In Hours Set for Spokane Valley

Visitors can explore podcasting, video production, editing tools and Project Memory digitization equipment.

A TV studio setup featuring cameras and a green screen for production purposes.
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The STCU Studio in Spokane Valley offers drop-in visits for people who want a closer look at its media-production and digitization resources. Guests can see tools suited to podcast recording, video filming and other creative work while becoming familiar with the space.

Staff can give introductory guidance on audiovisual gear and programs used to record or edit projects. Help also covers Project Memory equipment for converting materials into digital form. Visitors who need focused, individual support should reserve a separate studio session for one-on-one assistance with their project.

Drop-in dates are scheduled every Saturday from October 31 through December 26, 2026. Spokane County Library District says its events are intended to welcome people of all abilities. Accommodation requests, including hearing assistance, ASL or other ADA inquiries, must be submitted at least five business days beforehand. Requests may be sent to comments@scld.org or made by calling 509.893.8200. More studio information is available at scld.org/stcu-studio.

What to know
  • Dates: October 31; November 7, 14, 21 and 28; December 5, 12, 19 and 26, 2026.
  • Book a studio session for individual project assistance.
  • Request accommodations at least five business days before the event.
  • Accommodation contact: comments@scld.org or 509.893.8200.

Source: Spokane County Library District events ↗

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