Read about the history of Pima County Public Library.
Volunteer Spotlight: Valerie Robinson
Valerie began facilitating Mindfulness Meditation and More classes at Joyner-Green Valley Library at the end of 2022. She leads the class on the first Tuesday o
Helping those who are incarcerated
Reference to those who are incarcerated is a service that offers information and support to our community members who are currently in prison.
Our incarcerated
Point them toward the library
This article, by Niccolo Giambanco, was originally published in the Arizona Daily Star on March 17, 2024.
You never know when you’ll get the call.
It was 2022
Stomp, giggle, stomp
by Holly Schaffer, Community Relations Manager
The doors to Kirk-Bear Canyon Library’s Sensory Program open at 10:30 and parents, caregivers, and young childre
Growing my collection at the 2024 Tucson Festival of Books
This blog is authored by Toby W., Joel D. Valdez Main Library
Toby's ever-growing bookmark collection!
I recently celebrated my tenth-year moderating author p
Presenting Arizona Women’s History Scavenger Hunt!
Everyone loves a scavenger hunt, right? How about a BOOK scavenger hunt? And even better, a book scavenger hunt celebrating the contributions of Arizona women!
Love Letter to My Library: You came to my rescue
Stephen Jarrett is the owner of Immersion Cycling. He sent kind words about Salazar-Ajo Library to the manager, Daniela B. Thank you for sharing your library ex
“We can all learn from these books.”
According to The Harvard Gazette, “Getting books about LGBTQ issues into the hands of young readers is becoming more difficult with the recent rise of book bans
Love Letter to My Library: A wonderful example of a person
In September 2022, we received this letter about staff member Talya A.
Talya A.
Dear Talya,
This is just a note of thanks and sincere appreciation for the h
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