STCU Studio offers drop-in help in Spokane Valley
Staff can explain studio technology and Project Memory digitization tools.
Visitors can use The STCU Studio’s drop-in hours to see its tools and learn what the space can support. The equipment is suited to podcast recording, video production and other creative media work. Staff can help people get started with audiovisual gear, software used for editing and recording, and the digitization tools available through Project Memory.
Those needing focused, one-on-one help with a particular project should reserve a separate studio session. Additional drop-in dates are listed for Thursday, November 12, 2026; Thursday, November 19, 2026; Thursday, December 3, 2026; Thursday, December 10, 2026; Thursday, December 17, 2026; and Thursday, December 31, 2026.
Spokane County Library District aims to make its programming accessible to people with different abilities. For accommodations at library events held in person, requests may cover hearing support, ASL or other ADA needs. Email comments@scld.org or call 509.893.8200 no later than five business days before the event. Zoom programs offer live transcription, while recorded Zoom events use automatically generated captions.
- Drop-in dates run from November 12 through December 31, 2026.
- Staff can assist with studio equipment, software and Project Memory tools.
- Book a studio session for individualized project help.
- Request accommodations at least five business days in advance.
- Accommodation contact: comments@scld.org or 509.893.8200.
Source: Spokane County Library District events ↗
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