Origami Group

Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event.

Introduction to Microsoft Word

Create letters, memos, forms, letters and labels. Learn to edit, format text, use spell check, insert graphics, and use drawing tools. Mouse and keyboard skills or completion of the "Get Started with the Computer" class required.

Session 3 of 5. Registration is limited to 10 individuals. To register, call 594-5365 starting Wednesday, May 1st.

Stay and Play

Learn how playing with your child can promote healthy cognitive and emotional development. Our playgroup includes songs, games and play that promote language acquisition, social/emotional skills, motor skills, and intellectual growth. Children ages 8 months to 4 years and their parents or caregivers are invited to come play! A certified child development specialist from The Parent Connection will be available to answer questions.
Presented by The Parent Connection

Introduction to Microsoft Word

Create letters, memos, forms, letters and labels. Learn to edit, format text, use spell check, insert graphics, and use drawing tools. Mouse and keyboard skills or completion of the "Get Started with the Computer" class required.

Session 4 of 5. Registration is limited to 10 individuals. To register, call 594-5365 starting Wednesday, May 1st.

Babytime

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

Hummingbirds—Rescue and Rehabilitation

Noreen Geyer-Kordosky, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, will present information on the challenging task of hummingbird rehabilitation.

Come hear about the circumstances under which this iconic species of southwestern AZ is rescued and what happens in care. The 90-minute talk will give ample opportunity for questions.

Presented by Noreen Geyer-Kordosky, AZ State Licensee/Federal Migratory Bird Permit

Family Storytime

Family Storytime is for all ages. It is an opportunity for parents to introduce their children to reading and language in a fun way.

Toddler Storytime

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

Babytime

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

Drop-in Job Help

A computer instructor is available to answer any questions you might have on a wide variety of computer topics. Topics include resume writing, online job searching, email accounts, Internet searching and more. Registration is not required.

Preschool Storytime

Preschool Storytime is for 3- to 5-year-olds and their parents. Activities help children learn colors, numbers, and letters. This program is 30 to 45 minutes. Children must be able to sit for longer periods than during Toddler Storytime.

Japanese Woodcuts - Images of the Floating

Let us go on a trip to Japan through the eyes of woodcut artists of the mid-19th Century. Their themes are beautiful women, Kabuki actors and the lively inns and entertainment they offer along the famous Tikaido Road. It will be quite a journey. Presented by University of Arizona Museum of Art Docent Kate Phillips.

Free Citizenship Class

Now is the time to realize your dream of becoming a United States citizen. Come to this free Citizenship Class offered by Pima Community College Adult Education. Classes provide the opportunity to learn about U.S. government and history and to improve your English language skills while preparing for the Citizenship Exam.

Preschool Storytime

Preschool Storytime is for 3- to 5-year-olds and their parents. Activities help children learn colors, numbers, and letters. This program is 30 to 45 minutes. Children must be able to sit for longer periods than during Toddler Storytime.

eBook and Audiobook Drop-in Help

Seeking help with your portable device? Looking for one-on-one help with downloading and transferring a book using your computer? Bring it to the library for demonstrations, questions and hands-on help.