National Day of Listening is Friday, November 23, 2018, and a time to share and preserve our family stories. Story Corps has lots of helpful ideas.
Yes, You Can Borrow a Telescope! đź”đźŚ
Are you curious about constellations, marveled by the Moon, or spellbound by stars? Now you can pursue or spark a love of astronomy at home with a telescope.
The MegaMania schedule is here!
MegaMania 2018! Represent Your Fandom! Saturday, July 14, 1-5pm Pima Community College Downtown Campus, 1255 N. Stone Ave. (NW corner of Speedway and Stone) PRINTABLE SCHEDULE [pdf] Catalog list of all authors & illustrators Happening all day! Cosplay Show off your costume or make your own. In the Roosevelt Building. Video Gaming Have fun playing…
Help for the coming school walkout
You've seen the news about the historic state-wide teacher strike. "All of Tucson's major school districts will be closed for the teacher strike" "All Tucson-area school districts will close Thursday during teacher walkout" We know we are part of the support system for working parents in times like this, so here are some important things…
A Poetry Stanza Bonanza for National Poetry Month #pimapicks
Poetry is all around us, and we are celebrating what it means to us during the month of April. The Joel D. Valdez Main Library has a basket of mystery poems to pick from and savor. Valencia Library is holding the 18th Annual Teen Poetry Festival, There are Poetry Slams at the Dusenberry-River and Murphy-Wilmot Libraries, Eckstrom-Columbus…
They’re calling it “Facebook Armageddon”
For business pages, that is. This includes huge corporations and tiny mom-and-pop businesses, nonprofits of all kinds, and the government sector, which of course, means libraries. Facebook announced on January 11 that posts from friends and family will have a much higher priority than posts from business and organization pages. OK, so 'armageddon' is an exaggeration…
Lots of love for PACC: thank you!
Our Library community is paw-some! When we asked for donations to help homeless animals at Pima Animal Care Center (PACC), you responded by literally stuffing the Library’s vans with nearly 1,600 pounds of pet supplies -- everything from canned food to crates, and from scratching posts, to cozy blankets that will warm our shelter friends…
Poetry in the wild!
The sidewalk reads: "The new words are ancient in your hands moist new meaning." --Victor Hernández Cruz What is the group quietly chalking thoughtful poetry around town? They are the Urban Poetry Pollinators, and they invite anyone to come make sidewalks into poems. You can join them this week at the Sam Lena-South Tucson Library…
Bordando por la paz y la memoria: Embroidering for peace and for memory
This August the Joel D. Valdez Main Library is honored to display a project that remembers people killed in Mexico during the War on Drugs. Our library display was curated by local artist Hank Tusinski (his statement is provided below, after the handkerchief instructions). Bordando por la Paz y la Memoria is made up of groups…
How to safely watch an eclipse of the sun
How do you safely watch an eclipse of the sun? The short answer is, don't ever look directly at the sun until it is completely, totally, wholly, and utterly blocked by the eclipse. You should only do it with new-ish glasses manufactured by NASA-approved companies,* a properly solar-filtered telescope, or indirectly using a pinhole projector. Never with…
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