For more than 100 years, Pima County Public Library has been here for people just like you. Today, in our libraries, online, or out in the community, our dedicated staff and volunteers are here to help you find what you're looking for. Every day we're making our mission a reality by educating, connecting, and inspiring people. Headquartered in…
The Mobile Website Experience: App vs. Browser
Do you use the library on the go? There are few ways you can use your smartphone when you’re out and about and need to do some librarying.
Literary Fathers and Daughters Quiz
Sonora Smart Dodd thought her father William Jackson Smart deserved the same honor mothers had with Mother's Day, so in 1910 Dodd got her hometown of Spokane, Washington to honor fathers with Father's Day. The celebration grew after newspapers reported the observation of Father's Day in Washington State, even receiving recognition from Presidents Woodrow Wilson…
Tucson World Refugee Day: celebrate with your library!
Tucson World Refugee Day, held June 22, is a celebration of hope, togetherness, and community.
Have You Tried IndieFlix Lately?
With AcornTV and Kanopy at your fingertips, you might feel like you’ve got all the TV and film you need. But the Library’s passed-over streaming middle child, just as good but a little quieter in nature, is IndieFlix. This streaming collection, which is regularly updated and allows for unlimited watches, contains a ton of watch-worthy…
Join Rainbow Reads Book Club this year!
Looking to get more LGBTQ+ themed reading in your life? You should join Rainbow Reads!
Now Sowing: Sunflowers (Feb-Aug)
It's Sunflower Season! Did you know sunflowers are one of the fastest growing flowers in the world? That big flower is actually surrounding hundreds of teeny tiny flowers that turn into the seeds. Plant some in your garden and share with friends, family, or birds! Common Name: Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) Seed Saving Level: Easy Sunflower…
This book donation is WILD!
Cool news alert! Our friends at Tucson Wildlife Center have donated six children's books on wildlife to all of our 26 locations.
Three Sisters Planting
Three Sisters planting refers to a 5000-year-old method of mixed-crop gardening by American Indigenous cultures. The three sisters - maize (corn), beans and squash - are incorporated into many different cultural folktales. When grown together, these crops complement each other’s growth, and would provide backup sustenance in case one crop failed. Traditionally, a farmer would…
Special edition Love Letter: Homework Help
These letters and notes from local kids about the Library's Homework Help program will give you all the feels. Take a look at the gallery below and enjoy these snippets from select letters: Thank you for the homework help. Without it I would still be lost in precalculus. Homework Help is great and cool. Thanks…
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