Spokane Public Library features six custom, whimsical children's playspaces designed to support literacy and STEM skills across its branch system. The playspaces at each library location are inspired by local flora and fauna to fuel the imagination of kids in our community and connect families to learning and literacy. Check individual library locations for hours, upcoming storytimes or drop-in play events.

Liberty Park Library (402 S. Pittsburg St.)- Features the Sasquatch Shack, complete with reading nooks, a toddler area, and a kid-powered zipline.

Shadle Park Library (2111 W Wellesley Ave.)- Features Moose's Market, offering a carrot climber, a farm stand, and an enclosed toddler space.

Central Library (906 W. Main Ave.)- Features River Rumpus, which includes a slide, a Riverfront Park gondola submarine, and a fish-belly toddler area.

Hillyard Library (4110 N. Cook St.)- Features Mt. Shaw, equipped with a mountain climber, a mountain lion, an osprey, and hot air balloons.

South Hill Library (3324 S. Perry St.)- Features Turkey Treetops, built around a turkey coop climber, a nest, and wheat-themed graphics.

Indian Trail Library (4909 W. Barnes Rd.)- Features the Basalt Burrow, featuring a marmot family, a leaf-powered sailboat, a tree-Sasquatch element, and a Shadle Park-style tunnel.