Week Calendar

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

Learn the foundations of Microsoft Excel - including how to create, edit, and format data in a spreadsheet.

This special storytime, presented by the i.d.e.a. Museum and ArtFul Tales, includes a hands-on art activity designed especially for preschool children. Ages 2-5.

It is difficult to know who to trust these days and even when you do find someone, don’t let your guard down. We will discuss what to watch out for and what to look for.

Explore hands on art activities that strengthen fine motor skills, develop creativity, and help toddlers learn to recognize different shapes and colors.

Learn how to download ebooks, movies, music, magazines, and more to your laptop, tablet, or e-reader from our Digital Help Desk support team. Please have these things with you:

Following Preschool Storytime, create a fun craft inspired by our letter of the day. Ages 3-5.

Diane Bailey Nutz is the Local Author for April. Her book is Look In Me: A Life Shaped by the Most Overlooked. The Local Author of the Month will appear at a different library each Saturday unless otherwise noted.

Following on the award-winning success of Speaking with the Spirits of the Southwest, authors Dan Baldwin, Dwight and Rhonda Hull describe further paranormal experiences.

Master Gardener Laura Ward will discuss how to plant and care for desert adapted ground covers, shrubs, and trees in your yard for year-round color and low water use.

Unwind and enjoy yourself as you create your own masterpiece. This casual atmosphere is the perfect opportunity to participate in a painting party. No experience is necessary and materials will be provided.

In this class, you can create a Gmail account and learn how to send and manage email messages. Please bring a cell phone that will accept a text code verification from Google.

Learn how to download ebooks, movies, music, magazines, and more to your laptop, tablet, or e-reader from our Digital Help Desk support team. Please have these things with you:

From April through June, the Mesa Public Library is hosting freelance writer, editor, and writing coach Susan Pohlman as its very own Writer in Residence.

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.

WALL-E is the Oscar-winning CGI-animated delight about the misadventures of the last robot on Earth, circa 2800, who romances a sleek, high-tech android. Bring your friends for a showing of the movie and some popcorn.

If your math homework gives you a headache, Dr. Don can help by showing you how to solve problems and proofs during the library's math lab for teens.

From April through June, the Mesa Public Library is hosting freelance writer, editor, and writing coach Susan Pohlman as its very own Writer in Residence.

If your math homework gives you a headache, Dr. Don can help by showing you how to solve problems and proofs during the library's math lab for teens.

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.

Build, create, and discover while participating in hands-on projects and crafts every other Saturday.

Using your Mesa Public Library card, get familiar with the library's website to search the catalog & put items on hold.

Feeling crafty? Drop by the Teen Zone to make a record mandala in celebration of Earth Day. Supplies are limited. Ages 12-18.

Use the materials provided to design and build a car that can carry an egg down a ramp as we explore Newton's Laws of Motion.

It's paint night, with a twist! Give an old book bound for the recycling bin new life as you create your own watercolor masterpiece using its pages as a canvas. No experience is necessary, and materials will be provided.

It's Summer so stay cool and 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.

This class is open to adult non-native speakers who need to improve their English speaking, reading, writing and grammar skills while learning about American culture.

Celebrate Earth Day and craft your own terrarium using recycled materials and live plants.

If you've ever wanted to explore abstract concepts through poetic narratives, our guest Tomas Stanton from the Mesa Arts Center will teach you to do just that.

Celebrate Earth Day early this year and drop by for an hour of sustainable creativity! Help us create a unique mural using recycled materials for display in the library or create your own work of art. All ages welcome.

Celebrate Earth Day by creating recycled and good-for-the-Earth crafts. Ages 14+.

Everyone has a natural writer within, and everyone has something meaningful to say. If you have a personal or family story to tell and are feeling the call to write but are not sure how to get going, start here.