Week Calendar

K-Code Storytime introduces basic coding concepts to families through songs, stories, games, and interactive plugged and unplugged activities. Ages 3-5.

Join us for songs, stories, words, letters, numbers, and general silliness in this storytime designed to get children ready for kindergarten. 

Now that you’ve written and designed your book, you are ready to have it printed and distributed. This class will cover preparing the files for print and choosing the right company for you. 

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, explore the colorful world of Hispanic artists through hands-on art projects that strengthen fine motor skills and develop creativity.

First Five Years™ is a 4-session series that provides the latest skills and information for parenting children ages 0-5. Topics include: Temperament, Brain Development, Positive Discipline, and School Readiness. Childcare will be provided.

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:

We've gathered hands-on apple crafts and activities for play and learning to jump start your fall. Ages 3-5.

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

Explore a variety of art, sensory, and pretend play activities with your toddler that strengthen motor skills, support early literacy development, and encourage socialization. 16-36 months. 

Fuel up with healthy food and enjoy an activity provided by the library. Meals must be eaten on-site. Birth-18.

Join our weekly literacy group if you would like to practice basic English listening and speaking survival skills. Adult non-native speakers are welcome, and no registration is needed. Please bring a notebook and pencil.

Join our weekly literacy group if you would like to practice basic English listening and speaking survival skills. Adult non-native speakers are welcome, and no registration is needed. Please bring a notebook and pencil.

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:

Play theater games, act out iconic scenes, and have a great time as a family at this high-energy, low-pressure theater class.

Learn how to create 3D designs in Tinkercad and watch your idea come to life with our 3D Printers!

This workshop presented by Child Crisis Arizona focuses on how to help children make the transition from preschool into kindergarten. Each participant will receive a free kindergarten readiness kit.

Fuel up with healthy food and enjoy an activity provided by the library. Meals must be eaten on-site. Birth-18.

Build, create, and discover while participating in hands-on projects and crafts every other Saturday. Create your own circuits that you can use to make LED cards or pictures. For ages 8+

Using an Android tablet, Kindle Fire, or smartphone, discover how to change settings, move icons, put your machine to sleep or turn it off, and connect to Wi-Fi. Participants may bring their own Android device.

It's Art Day: learn how to draw in reverse using oil pastels. 

The remaining Avengers must gather their strength to defeat the mad titan Thanos. Marvel Studios. Rated PG-13. Ages 12-18.

If you have visited the library recently and marveled at our amazing cardboard decorations, don't miss this chance to learn how to make your own!

Explore the science behind rain clouds in this fun and creative scientific activity.

Are you ready to go on an adventure? Hobbit Day celebrates J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional characters Bilbo and Frodo Baggins' birthday which falls on September 22nd. We will be celebrating early by eating like a Hobbit.

Meetings for FY19/20 will take place in the Boardroom at the Main Library, 64 E. 1st St. at 5:30pm unless noted otherwise. The agenda is located on the bulletin board on the East wall of the first floor. 

Open the door to an exciting form of communication that’s fun, social, educational, and is a lifeline during times of need. Learn all you need to know to earn your FCC Technician Class License, the entry-level license for ham radio operators.

This month it's all about books and the crafts you can do with them. Create paper flowers out of pages that have fallen out of their books and give it a new life! Materials will be provided for you.

Take a road trip through the mesas, mountains, and canyons that make western Colorado one of the most beautiful places on earth. Discover local gems and hidden treasures with Carl Smith, the Adult Services librarian at Mesa Public Library.&nb

This week we welcome local YA author Sara Fujimura, who will teach us all about the Japanese festival of Tanabata. Delicious food and a hands-on project will accompany a discussion of her book, Tanabata Wish.

We regret to inform you that this program has been cancelled.

Arizonian author Jenn McKinlay's most recent mystery, Word to the Wise, is due on shelves in September, and we are celebrating with a book talk and author signing. Word to the Wise follows a local librarian in

This month we will be crafting with old maps.