"Everyone here except me is relaxed. I’m light-headed and my stomach is doing flip-flops. Why? Something triggered a PTSD flashback."
Librarians reflect the reality of the world we live in
This article, by Brie Chillious, was originally published in the Arizona Daily Star on June 19, 2022.
Brie Chillious is a Children’s Librarian at Quincie Dougla
Forever Free: Juneteenth Then And Now
June 19 is a special day in American history, particularly in the history of black Americans. What are you doing this Juneteenth?
New resources for hobbyists and DIYers!
Are you a hobbyist or a DIYer? We have two new online tools for you in our E-Library.
Three Books on a Theme: BFFs turned Frenemies (or worse)
BFFs (Best Friends Forever) take a turn into frenemies – or worse – in some YA thrillers. Whether friends simply fell apart, or a murder shocked their tight-kni
About the Law Library and Resource Center of the Superior Court in Pima County
The Law Library and Resource Center is open to the public and located on the second floor of the Superior Court building in downtown Tucson.
A downtown dining experience for local pollinators!
17 beautiful planters outside Joel D. Valdez Main Library have been updated and refreshed! Swing by to see them!
Community Spotlight: Tucson Japanese Language School
The Biblio Lotus Team is delighted to present this interview series, hoping to elevate AAPI (Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders) communities' voices.
Let’s talk tech! ¡Hablemos tecnología!
Pima County wants to hear what community needs are around technology.
Three Books on a Theme: Queer Foodie Coming Of Age Comics
Read about three books featuring queer boys who love to cook as they figure out their futures.
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