Week Calendar

Crocheting on your own is fun, but it's always better to crochet together.  Come hangout with us at this relaxed and social crochet circle.  All levels are welcome and instructor led lessons will be available to absolute beginners. 

University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners are certified volunteers who answer questions about gardening, landscaping, plant identification, and plant problems.

Measure your computer skills and use interactive training to build your tech knowledge in areas such as email, Microsoft Word, social media and using the internet.

Adult non-native speakers are welcome--no need to register.

Join local photographer Amy Dangerfield for a photography workshop about basic settings in manual mode. Amy will also offer some practical tips to get you started on successfully documenting your day to day life.

Want to learn about Machine Embroidery ?  Take a look at THINKspot's New Brother SE1900 Embroidery Machine. During this demonstration you will learn about machine embroidery, plus the ins and outs of how to use our machine.

Pre-requisite: A working knowledge of how to use a computer mouse and keyboard.

This month's book for discussion is 

Join local photographer Amy Dangerfield as she goes through tips of taking better pictures of your kids, basic composition rules, and inspiration. You don’t have to have a professional camera to attend. 

Join this community group in discussing mostly general fiction titles.

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) presents their engaging presentation "Ending the Silence".

Discover how DNA can be used to determine how closely related two people are. Ken Waters, genealogist, will discuss centiMorgans and what they mean. 

You may attend in person or register for the Zoom link.

A physicist and local astronomy fan will discuss the upcoming solar eclipse and general eclipse science and history. We will also have ideas for engaging young people with the eclipse event and information on safe viewing.

Learn to use the laser cutter in THINKspot while making a bookmark to scare away evil book spirits.

This program is for Adults 18 and above. Registration is required and spots are limited.

Join us on a delicious journey as we explore the art of cooking with step-by-step guidance from our culinary enthusiast librarians. Bon appétit!

This month we will make a ground beef taco using homemade tortillas.

Experience the Meditation on Twin Hearts, this short and simple, yet potentially life-changing, meditation while comfortably seated in a chair. The twin hearts symbolize healing yourself and sending blessings to heal the world.