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This is a monthly book club, with a lively discussion, for adults! We read both fiction and nonfiction titles recommended by the group members. The Martha Cooper Book Club meets on the second Tuesday of every month from 6 to 7pm. Questions? Please check in at the front desk or call the Martha...
Get ready to explore the colorful connection between art and music! Inspired by the bold, abstract work of artist Wassily Kandinsky, this vibrant program invites young artists to create expressive masterpieces using watercolors and oil pastels—all while listening to music that sparks imagination.
Wóshdę́ę́, please come in where the squeaky wooden floors greet your entry into the oldest operating Trading Post on the Navajo Nation. As your eyes adjust to the dim light in the "bullpen", you'll find you've just entered a mercantile. Hubbell's in Ganado has been selling goods and trading Native..
Whether you’re planning a date night or a family adventure, discover the magic of Flashlight Nights.
Join us for Teen Crafternoon! This month will be honing our creativity by decoupaging flower pots. Decoupage is a fun and easy way to transform simple things like planters into custom décor. Using decorative paper or napkins, teens will create unique, personalized designs on their own flower pot....
Homeschoolers receive FREE studio fees when you paint between 10am–3pm. It’s the perfect time to get your art lesson in, work on motor skills, and create something to be proud of! To learn more or to make a reservation, visit asyouwishpottery.com.
We'll provide the supplies, you provide the creativity! *This program includes the use of scissors, glue, paper folding, and needle and thread.*
For teens and tweens! Loop, stitch, and hook your way into creativity with our Crochet Club! Whether you’ve been crocheting for a while or are building your skills, this club is the perfect place to get inspired. Work on your own projects, try new patterns, and share ideas with others who love yarn.
<p>Join us for Gateway Library’s Manga Mania Book Club! Each month, we will read the first volume of a manga series and discuss what we like (and don’t like) about it. For some titles, we will be able to watch the first episode of the anime series based on the manga! </p><p>Title for August:...
Drop in and get creative! Each session features a fun, hands-on craft project. Come by anytime and see what’s in store. For ages 6–12.
Join us for an open studio where you can knit, crochet or start your own fiber arts journey one project at a time.
Create charms using Shrink Art! With polystyrene sheets, create bookmarks, jewelry, keychains, and more in our Makerspace! All supplies included. This program is designed for tweens and teens. Limited to up to 28 participants at a time.
No assigned reading, just good conversation about books! Come connect with fellow enthusiasts, share your favorite reads, get to know people, and explore new literary adventures together!
Come visit Charlie Humme on the 2nd floor and get some handcrafted origami pieces to celebrate Music and Sound Month!
<p>Get Lit Book Club, a Happy Hour book club! Not for the faint of heart. Weird, odd, and unique books are chosen for a great discussion, so get ready for something you might not choose every day! Books will include non-fiction, classics, contemporary fiction, and memoirs to list a few. Everyone is.
Join us at Cholla Library's MACH2 for an introduction to Cricut Design Space! Create a variety of paper and vinyl crafts on the Cricut Joy or Maker. Each class will feature a different beginner craft you can take home. March's craft: Greeting Cards Please note: Space is limited. Ask for a...
Join us every Friday for an exciting array of activities! Engage in board games, delve into science experiments, unleash your creativity with art projects, and immerse yourself in video games. Each week promises a new adventure to discover and delight in! Disfruta de una emocionante variedad de...
The SMCL Bookclub will not be meeting in August. See you back in September! Do you require an accommodation to participate in a Phoenix Public Library program, service, or activity? Call 602-262-4636, TTY 711, or submit your request in person or through Ask Us at least 14 business days before...
Join our Crochet & Knit Club every Thursday, 2-3:30 pm! We have knitting needles, crochet needles and yarn to share. Bring a project that you're working on, or start a new one with our lovely volunteer leader, Ann. All skill levels are welcome. Share tips and connect with fellow crafters. Crafting..
Come explore character skills and music all at once! Children will create their own musical shakers using recycled cardboard tubes and colorful craft materials while learning about kindness, curiosity, bravery, respect, and creativity. What character skill do you want to focus on? As they create,...
Are you a reluctant or inexperienced crafter? Are you looking for new projects but don't know where to start? Join us for an hour of creativity and fun as we all craft together! All materials provided. Adults only. Do you require an accommodation to participate in a Phoenix Public Library...
<p>Slow down, get creative, and make something beautiful just for you. Heroes Library invites you to Air Dry Clay Charms — a relaxing hands-on workshop where you'll shape and design your own one-of-a-kind clay charms to take home. No experience needed, just curiosity and a love of making things....
Come join our Cozy Crochet Club where you can learn to crochet, create fun projects, and relax with friends. No experience necessary; supplies are provided. Ages 8+. No registration required.
Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event. Date and time may change without notice.
<p>Stop by and make a Pokémon craft while you play Pokémon GO. Whether you play the game or not, you can still drop by and participate. Once a month, there will be a different Pokémon activity for all ages, so come check it out!</p>
<p>Join the Library Book Club on the second Thursday of each month in an open discussion on a featured book. Everyone is welcome! </p><p><strong>July 9th</strong>: <em>Butter</em> by Asako Yuzuki</p><p><strong>August 13th</strong>: <em>The Mighty Red </em>by Louise...
<p>Appropriate for Ages 12 and above.</p><p> Join us at the Gateway Library with your yarn project and connect across generations through a shared love of fiber arts. Enjoy a welcoming space to create, share tips, and engage in conversation. Crafting is better together! This program is not a...
Get ready to make some noise with Spinning Drums! In this playful art project for Music & Sound Month, kids will craft their own handheld drums, then spin and shake to create rhythm and fun. It’s a hands-on way to explore sound, movement, and creativity—all in one joyful whirl!
Join us in the Ironwood Classroom on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, beginning at 6:30 p.m., for the Friends of Dorothy Book Club. We will be reading and discussing LGBTQIA+ books of all types and genres. Books are available with your Tempe library card and there will be limited copies available for.
Soap-making is a hands-on, colorful activity where children will experiment with scents, and colors. Using molds to create shapes turns the process into a craft project. The “magic” of melting and pouring soap base can be exciting, especially when kids see their creations take shape. Registration...
Join the Saguaro Book Club! We will meet the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Everyone is welcome to read the book and join the conversation. Our book this month for August will be The Antidote by Karen Russell. Books for entire year are below: January Book: Listen for the Lie by Amy...
Complete a new project every week! Guided instruction on Zoom using acrylic paints and various techniques. Register online and reach out to the library to receive your free supply kit and link. 18+
Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event. Date and time may change without notice.
<p>Get a little cozy in our corner of THINKspot and enjoy a craft or hobby.</p><p>This month we will relax with jigsaw puzzles.</p>
Join art historian Martin Randall as you explore the 19th century, when European and American artists began traveling to the East, then known as the Orient, long regarded in the West as distant and mysterious. They returned with vivid portrayals of unfamiliar peoples and cultures that captivated...