Exploring Google

Google is a leading search engine that helps you locate information on the Internet. In this course, you will learn about some of the other useful and fun features of Google, including news, maps, videos, calendars and health and financial information.

Session 2 of 2. Registration is limited to seven (7) partipants. Register by calling 594-5345 starting Thursday, December 13th.

Digital Download Help Session

Discover the free downloads offered by your library! This class will help you find the information you need to download free e-books, audiobooks and videos to your e-reader or tablet.

Please bring: your device, your Amazon (Kindle users), your Barnes and Noble (Nook users) or Apple account information account information, and your library card and pin. (You will also need your email address and password to set up an Adobe ID.)

Free Post-Holiday Swap

The library is partnering with FREECYCLE™ to present a Free Post-Holiday Swap. What should you do with that unused item that is just gathering dust in your home? Swap it! This is your chance to swap out things that are in good condition and trade with your neighbors. Please no large items like refrigerators or motorcycles.

North South Foundation

Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event and is subject to change without notice.

Brandeis

Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event and is subject to change without notice.

Nonfiction Book Club: "Truth is Stranger than Fiction"

Monthly book club for adults, reading popular nonfiction titles recommended by group members.

This month's selection is Destiny of the Republic: a Tale of Madness, Medicine, and the Murder of a President by Candice Millard

Toddler Storytime

Designed for children 18- to 36-months-old. Parents/caregivers and children interact through stories, songs, and rhymes. Stories are kept short to fit the toddlers' short attention spans. Each Toddler storytime is 20 to 30 minutes long.

Tuesday Art Talks

Presented by docents of the University of Arizona Museum of Art, in partnership with the Pima County Public Library, join us every 2nd Tuesday of the month for illustrated art talks on a variety of topics.

Flowering Art: A Look at Flowers, Real and Painted. This presentation is an exploration of the UAMA Museum's special event which combines choices from the museum's permanent collection with the talents of Tucson's Floral Designers, Interior Designers and other professional artists.

Introduction to Microsoft Excel

Excel is a spreadsheet program that helps you manage mathematical information. You can use Excel to budget your personal finances and keep track of your investments. You can also use Excel to follow loan repayments, compare different mortgages, create invoices and more. Prior experience with the computer and an understanding of the Windows operating system is recommended.

Part 1 of 6. Registration is limited to 7. To register, please call 594-5345 starting Thursday, December 27th.

Babytime

Designed for babies up to 18 months of age. At Storytime, children have an opportunity to do activities that promote development and learning.

Babytime

Designed for babies up to 18 months of age. At Storytime, children have an opportunity to do activities that promote development and learning.

Preschool Storytime

Designed for 3- to 5-year-olds and their parents or caregivers. Stories are longer than the Toddler Storytime and the activities are more complex. Children must be able to sit still for a longer period of time than during Toddler Storytime. Preschool Storytime is 30 to 45 minutes long.

Homework Help

Free tutoring is available on site for all ages. Subjects include math, science, social studies and writing.

Also available: Connect to online Homework Help (2–11 pm every day except major holidays).

Digital Download Help Session

Discover the free downloads offered by your library! This class will help you find the information you need to download free e-books, audiobooks and videos to your e-reader or tablet.

Please bring: your device, your Amazon (Kindle users), your Barnes and Noble (Nook users) or Apple account information account information, and your library card and pin. (You will also need your email address and password to set up an Adobe ID.)

Read to a Dog

Hey kids! Read to one of the dogs and have fun while improving your reading skills! Therapy dogs love to have books read to them. They never criticize your reading skills and will often lick your hand to show appreciation. They just love to be read to by children.