What's Happening for Teens at the Library?
Upcoming Events
Chess Club
Friday, September 3rd, 1pm - 5pm
TGIFF Teentime
Friday, September 3rd, 4pm
Drop-In Job Help
Friday, September 3rd, 11am - 3pm
TeenZone Movie & Popcorn
Saturday, September 4th, 2:30pm - 4:30pm
Top 10 Reasons to Get a Library Card During National Library Card Month
Your library card allows you to do more than just check out books. Here are the Top 10 reasons you should get a library card in September during National Library Card Month.
Libraries Closed for Labor Day
Labor Day falls on Monday, September 6 this year. Enjoy your day then we'll see you on Tuesday.
Football Gaming Tournament 2010
Sports fans know that football season is right around the corner. Kick off the season with a Madden NFL Tournament on PS2.
Costume Yourself! for National Library Card Sign-up Month
Come to Nanini, Miller-Golf Links, or Quincie Douglas Branch Library on September 9, 10 or 11 dressed as a character from a book, comic book, or movie and have your photograph taken with your library card!
Who Likes Homework?
Homework Help tutors enjoy helping students with their homework assignments. Seriously, they do.
SmorgasBoard!
Try your skill at a new game or play something old school. There's a variety of board games at SmorgasBoard.
Fantastic in Word and Image 2010
Author James Owen will talk about graphic arts and storytelling in a free presentation on Saturday, September 25th at 3:00 pm at the Joel D. Valdez Main Library as part of Fantastic in Word and Image, the Library's SciFi/Fantasy series.
Tucson's River of Words Youth Poetry and Art Contest
Have you ever written a poem or done a piece of artwork that focuses on Tucson's natural and cultural history? Want to share it with others?
If so, you can enter your poem or piece of artwork in the Tucson's River of Words Youth Poetry and Art Contest. The contest is free and open to all youths in Pima County, from 5-19 years of age. This year's theme is watersheds and life cycles.