Visit the Bookbike at Armory Park Senior Center

The Bookbike gives out free books, library cards, and information about library and literacy programs, as well as bike maps and information about bicycling events. Visit the Bookbike at the Armory Park Senior Center, 220 S. 5th Ave on the 1st Tuesday of every month. ......More

The Bookbike gives out free books, library cards, and information about library and literacy programs, as well as bike maps and information about bicycling events. Visit the Bookbike at the Armory Park Senior Center, 220 S. 5th Ave on the 1st Tuesday of every month.

Chess and Legos

Join us for a game of chess and/or building with Legos.

Preschool Storytime

Preschool-aged kids are curious about everything. Storytime is a perfect way for kids to listen and learn about the questions they ask. Kids love singing and dancing to fun songs, hearing stories, and doing fun crafts! Parents and caregivers are invited to play along! ......More

Preschool-aged kids are curious about everything. Storytime is a perfect way for kids to listen and learn about the questions they ask. Kids love singing and dancing to fun songs, hearing stories, and doing fun crafts! Parents and caregivers are invited to play along! Preschool Storytime is 30 to 45 minutes long. It's geared toward 3- to 5- year olds. Siblings are welcome to join in!

Cyanotypes

Cyanotype is a 19th Century photographic process still in use today. Prints can be made using objects placed on photosensitive paper and the power of the sun. If you’ve ever seen a blueprint, you’ve seen a cyanotype! Join us to learn more about cyanotypes and create s......More

Cyanotype is a 19th Century photographic process still in use today. Prints can be made using objects placed on photosensitive paper and the power of the sun. If you’ve ever seen a blueprint, you’ve seen a cyanotype! Join us to learn more about cyanotypes and create some prints of your own to take home! Bring a few small objects to try printing (hand size or smaller, flat is better) or choose from our collection of interesting objects at the library.

Visit the Bookmobile At Job Corps

Our Bookmobile goes out on monthly visits to the outlying areas of Pima County, and has since the 1960s. The bookmobile carries over 2,500 items, and people borrow around 17,000 items each year from the Bookmobile.......More

Our Bookmobile goes out on monthly visits to the outlying areas of Pima County, and has since the 1960s. The bookmobile carries over 2,500 items, and people borrow around 17,000 items each year from the Bookmobile. It travels an average of 8,500 miles a year! For more information, contact Bookmobile-Readrunners Library Services at 520-594-5415. Please leave a message if we don't answer. We might be out in the Bookmobile! Today's visit: Fred G Acosta Job Corps 901 S Campbell from 9:00 - 11:00 am

Toddler Storytime

Toddlers are busy—busy learning and growing. Storytime with your toddler is the perfect time to listen, learn, sing, move and play together. The stories are short, the activities are fun, and sometimes there are puppets! Toddler storytime is 20 to 30 minutes long, plu......More

Toddlers are busy—busy learning and growing. Storytime with your toddler is the perfect time to listen, learn, sing, move and play together. The stories are short, the activities are fun, and sometimes there are puppets! Toddler storytime is 20 to 30 minutes long, plus playtime and coloring. It’s designed for children 18 to 36 months old.

Read to a Dog

Read to a Dog gives kids the chance to read to a non-judgmental listener, one who will accept the story exactly as they read it. For many children, this allows them a rare chance to experience stress free reading. Being able to relax and have fun reading increases mot......More

Read to a Dog gives kids the chance to read to a non-judgmental listener, one who will accept the story exactly as they read it. For many children, this allows them a rare chance to experience stress free reading. Being able to relax and have fun reading increases motivation to read, which is an essential element in becoming a successful reader. How does Read to a Dog work? Kids come to library during Read to a Dog and select a book to read to a furry friend. All of the dogs and handlers who participate have been certified as therapy dogs by an accredited organization. Thinking of adopting a pet? Learn more at Pima Animal Care Center.

It's Babytime! Storytime for Babies

Babies love stories and songs! The stories we read at Babytime are short and engaging, and the babies enjoy moving with the music. Share time with your baby in a fun, confidence-building environment. Babytime storytime is approximately 30 minutes or less, plus playtim......More

Babies love stories and songs! The stories we read at Babytime are short and engaging, and the babies enjoy moving with the music. Share time with your baby in a fun, confidence-building environment. Babytime storytime is approximately 30 minutes or less, plus playtime; it's designed for babies up to 18 months of age.

Visit the Bookbike at the Tucson House

The Bookbike gives out free books, library cards, and information about library and literacy programs, as well as bike maps and information about bicycling events. Visit the Bookbike at the Tucson House,1501 N. Oracle Road on the 2nd Tuesday of every month.

Chess and Legos

Join us for a game of chess and/or building with Legos.

Community Meeting: Medical Square

Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event. Date and time may change without notice.

Read to a Dog

Read to a Dog gives kids the chance to read to a non-judgmental listener, one who will accept the story exactly as they read it. For many children, this allows them a rare chance to experience stress free reading. Being able to relax and have fun reading increases mot......More

Read to a Dog gives kids the chance to read to a non-judgmental listener, one who will accept the story exactly as they read it. For many children, this allows them a rare chance to experience stress free reading. Being able to relax and have fun reading increases motivation to read, which is an essential element in becoming a successful reader. How does Read to a Dog work? Kids come to library during Read to a Dog and select a book to read to a furry friend. All of the dogs and handlers who participate have been certified as therapy dogs by an accredited organization. Thinking of adopting a pet? Learn more at Pima Animal Care Center.

Visit the Bookbike at Caridad Kitchen

The Bookbike gives out free books, library cards, and information about library and literacy programs, as well as bike maps and information about bicycling events. Visit the Bookbike at the Caridad Kitchen, 845 N. Main Ave, the 3rd Friday of the month from May-Septem......More

The Bookbike gives out free books, library cards, and information about library and literacy programs, as well as bike maps and information about bicycling events. Visit the Bookbike at the Caridad Kitchen, 845 N. Main Ave, the 3rd Friday of the month from May-September.