One-on-One Help

At this drop-in session for all ages, get one-on-one assistance with a wide range of questions, including topics such as Job Help, eReaders, computers, and using the library's online resources, all at your own pace!

Gadget Petting Zoo

Has the world of eReaders got you confused? Drop-in and join us at our Gadget Petting Zoo. You'll have the opportunity to play with a wide variety of eReaders and to ask our knowledgeable staff questions about the different eReader devices.

Thinking of buying an e-reader as a gift? Play with a variety of devices, no registration required!

Social Networking Online

Social networking online is communicating electronically with people who share common interests. There are many methods of social networking online. In this class, we will focus on chatting, blogging and participating in a social networking community. We will also discuss common sense and safety online.

First of two classes.

Registration for this event is required. Register for this event online or call 520-594-5225

One-on-One Help

At this drop-in session for all ages, get one-on-one assistance with a wide range of questions, including topics such as Job Help, eReaders, computers, and using the library's online resources, all at your own pace!

Wii Gaming

Get a head start on the weekend! Join friends to play Wii Sports, Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros., Guitar Hero, and other fun games on our big-screen projector. All ages welcome!

An Unexpected Party: A Hobbit Movie Release Party

In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit, and that hobbit loved going to the library! Join us for Lord of the Rings-themed parties to celebrate the release of the first installment of "The Hobbit." Journey around Pima County to different library branches, representing a variety of Middle Earth locations.

Slip on some Hobbit feet, write your name in Elvish, try your hand at games, compete in riddle and trivia contests, and more merriment.

All ages are welcome, although many activities will require the Elven dexterity possessed only by teens and adults. Costumes are welcome and encouraged.

Journey to Lothlorien, AKA Flowing Wells Library, for a special after-hours party with a costume contest, coloring pages, and maybe even a peek into the Mirror of Galadriel!

Introduction to eBay

Buying and selling items online is a fun and easy way to shop and sell. eBay is the largest and most active auction site on the Internet featuring everything from books to cars. This class will help you navigate your way through the ins and outs of eBay, whether you want to buy, sell or simply browse.

Second of two classes.

Registration for this event is required. Registration for this event is closed.

Blogging

A blog, or web log, is an online journal. Blogs are usually created by an individual called a blogger. Many blogs provide commentary or news on a particular subject, and others function as personal online diaries. Blogging can be an inexpensive, fun and fulfilling hobby. In this course, you will create your own blog using a free website.

Second of two classes.

Registration for this event is required. Registration for this event is closed.

One-on-One Help

At this drop-in session for all ages, get one-on-one assistance with a wide range of questions, including topics such as Job Help, eReaders, computers, and using the library's online resources, all at your own pace!

Knitting @ Your Library

Calling all Flowing Wells-area knitters and crocheters! Bring your hooks and needles to our informal weekly gathering. Meet fellow fiber fanatics, peruse the library's latest fiber-themed books, and find inspiration for your next project. For more information, call 594-5225.

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).

Preschool Storytime

Come join us for stories, songs and fun! 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.

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. Storytime begins 1/2 hour before the library opens. This allows us to enjoy our time with the children. Staff will open the door.

One-on-One Help

At this drop-in session for all ages, get one-on-one assistance with a wide range of questions, including topics such as Job Help, eReaders, computers, and using the library's online resources, all at your own pace!

Reading Partners

Reading Partners brings adult volunteers and children together to share their love of reading. Our trained Reading Partner Jan takes joy in reading stories one-on-one to your child during your visit to the library. They also welcome your child reading to them.