Week Calendar

Baby Lapsit introduces the rhythm and beauty of language to babies ages birth to 16 months.

Baby Lapsit introduces the rhythm and beauty of language to babies ages birth to 16 months.

Toddlertime incorporates stories, music, and movement for children ages 16-36 months.

We regret that this program has been canceled.

You don’t need to be a computer whiz to learn the fundamentals of coding. We’ll use logic games and exercises to help children build cognitive skills that will be a strong foundation for learning how to code. For ages 4-6.

Formerly known as "The Red Mountain Tuesday Morning Book Club," this group meets in January to plan out the upcoming year's book choices. Current members are encouraged to attend this planning meeting and potluck.

Join us for songs, stories, words, letters, numbers, and general silliness in this kindergarten readiness storytime.

Join us for songs, stories, words, letters, numbers, and general silliness in this kindergarten-readiness storytime. For ages 3-5

Join us for songs, stories, words, letters, numbers, and general silliness in this kindergarten readiness Storytime. For ages 3-5

If you are new to the computer or just want to know more about how it works then Computer Basics is the place to start. Learn the parts of a computer and how to use a mouse and keyboard.

Toddlertime incorporates stories, music, and movement for children ages 16-36 months.

Toddlertime incorporates stories, music, and movement for children ages 16-36 months.

This is an objective look at the differences between will-based plans and trust-based plans. We will explore the key elements of both and try to decipher who needs which plan.

Baby Lapsit introduces the rhythm and beauty of language to babies ages birth to 16 months.

Toddlertime incorporates stories, music, and movement for children ages 16-36 months.

Dance, sing, and rhyme. It’s always a good time. Ages 2-5.

Dogs like books too! Paws 2 Read pairs Delta-registered therapy animals and their handlers with young readers ranging from first to tenth grades.

During this class, you will learn the guidelines and basics of 3D printing and how to begin using the 3D printers at THINKspot Red Mountain. When the class is over, you can sign a waiver and begin self-reserving our printers.

You don’t need to be a computer whiz to learn the fundamentals of coding. We’ll use logic games and exercises to help children build cognitive skills that will be a strong foundation for learning how to code. For ages 4-6.

Toddlertime incorporates stories, music, and movement for children ages 16-36 months.

Join our weekly literacy group if you would like to practice basic English listening and speaking survival skills.
* Enjoy an informal way to learn English!
* Improve your English speaking and listening skills

Dr. Linda Oviedo, America's Green Queen, will present her lifestyle and business coaching techniques. The book is: <i>Warrior Women with Angel Wings for the Soul</i>.

Get creative and jump-start your "idea factory" so you never run out of things to write about. This workshop includes in-class writing and idea-hunting.

Renowned cellist Zuill Bailey brings his rare combination of artistry and technical wizardry to the library for a pop-up performance of classical hits. Don’t miss it!
Presented by Mesa Arts Center in partnership with Mesa Public Library.

You don’t need to be a computer whiz to learn the fundamentals of coding. We’ll use logic games and exercises to help children build cognitive skills that will be a strong foundation for learning how to code. For ages 6-8.

Want to learn how to download ebooks, movies, music, magazines, and more to your laptop, tablet, or e-reader? Stop by the HOTspot!Please have these things with you:
*Devices (this could be your tablet, laptop, smartphone)

Come explore your creative side at the library with LEGO. Children can either follow a monthly theme or build from their imaginations. LEGO and DUPLO blocks will be provided.

Mary Hartle has lived for 30 years with total blindness, so she knows that people with vision loss can successfully lead independent lives.

Ever wanted to learn how to code? Learn how to make computer games and websites - no previous computer or coding experience necessary. Follow our lessons at your own pace, and you'll be coding in no time! For ages 8 and up.

You don’t need to be a computer whiz to learn the fundamentals of coding. We’ll use logic games and exercises to help children build cognitive skills that will be a strong foundation for learning how to code. For ages 6-8.

Ever wanted to learn how to code? Learn how to make computer games and websites - no previous computer or coding experience necessary. Follow our lessons at your own pace, and you'll be coding in no time! For ages 8 to 14.

Renowned cellist Zuill Bailey brings his rare combination of artistry and technical wizardry to the library for a pop-up performance of classical hits. Don’t miss it!

Admit it, teens. You know you want to come hang out and watch Crunchyroll at the library! We'll pick a new anime each time and have an informal discussion afterwards.

Using an iPhone or iPad, discover how to change settings, move icons, put your machine to sleep or turn it off, and connect to Wifi.

From January through March, the Mesa Public Library is hosting mystery author and writing coach Betty Webb as its very own Writer in Residence.

Stretch your imagination using science! Each week we will participate in hands-on activities in science, technology, engineering, art, or math. Grades 1-6

You don’t need to be a computer whiz to learn the fundamentals of coding. We’ll use logic games and exercises to help children build cognitive skills that will be a strong foundation for learning how to code. For ages 6-8.

Celebrate National Hat Day at the library by creating your very own wacky hat! Then strut your stuff down our "runway" to model your hat creation for others.
Supplies provided. All ages welcome.

Feeling crafty? Drop by the Teen Zone to make a different craft every month. Supplies and candy provided. Ages 12-18.

You don’t need to be a computer whiz to learn the fundamentals of coding. We’ll use logic games and exercises to help children build cognitive skills that will be a strong foundation for learning how to code. For ages 4-6.

Design and carry out experiments to help you learn more about science — the fun way! Strap on your goggles and get ready to have a blast.

You're halfway through the school week. Come unwind with games in the Teen Zone. Play Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, or X Box One-S. Or choose to play one of our many board and card games. Ages 12-18.

Ever wanted to learn how to code? Learn how to make computer games and websites - no previous computer or coding experience necessary. Follow our lessons at your own pace, and you'll be coding in no time! For ages 8 and up.

Join this community group in discussing mostly general fiction titles. January's meeting is our planning meeting and potluck. <b>Important:</b> The meeting starts at 5:30 pm.

From January through March, the Mesa Public Library is hosting mystery author and writing coach Betty Webb as its very own Writer in Residence.

Library Advisory Board Meeting, 5:30pm - 6:30pm in the Boardroom at the Main Library, 64 E. 1st St. Agenda is located on bulletin board, East wall of the 1st floor.

Learning to code isn’t as hard as you think. Using puzzles and games, you’ll learn the basics of different coding languages and be able to show off what you’ve created to family and friends.

Come dressed in your coziest pajamas with your favorite bedtime cuddle companion to enjoy picture books, rhymes, and songs!

Upcycle every day objects to help yourself get and stay organized at home. Age 14+

We’ll break out all of our board games and cards and families can choose their favorites to play. Develop your imagination, teamwork, and problem-solving skills while playing the newest games or age-old classics.

The team now known as the Arizona Cardinals played a major role in the formation of the National Football League in the 1920’s as the Chicago Cardinals.

From January through March, the Mesa Public Library is hosting mystery author and writing coach Betty Webb as its very own Writer in Residence.