Free things to do in Alpine, CA — festivals, library events, park activities, and community happenings. No cost, all fun.
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<p>Discuss Orwell's 1984 and explore themes of censorship through blackout poetry! Using markers and printed pages, selectively black out words to create new poetic meanings. Perfect pairing for a novel about controlling language and rewriting truth. All supplies included—readers and crafters...
Alpine Public Library is a public branch library in Alpine, AZ. Open 1,227 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 3,120 square feet.
Learn about the life cycle of butterflies as you create a munching, crunching caterpillar. Observe real life caterpillars transform into butterflies in the Art Studio!
Experience Garden: After Dark, where the desert shines brighter, the trails glow with color and Desert Pulse creates a perfect nighttime escape.
<p>Cookbook Club is a tasty gathering where participants bring in their own favorite dishes to share and discuss. Each month features a new theme, inviting everyone to explore different cuisines, swap cooking tips, and sample a variety of homemade dishes. Don’t forget to bring a copy of the recipe..
For teens and tweens! Loop, stitch, and hook your way into creativity with our Crochet Club! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just picking up the yarn, join us for a world of colorful threads, cozy projects, and endless inspiration. Bring your projects or learn something new. All experience levels..
It’s currently Mud Season in Vermont! Let’s bring some of that muddy energy to the museum and get messy with mud! Explore the sensations of mud; how cold is it? how wet is it? How does it feel in your hands? How does it feel in your feet? Add some of that mud to some cardstock and create an art...
Join Alicia to discuss our pick this month, The Wedding People by Alison Espach. Copies of our next book, The Husbands by Holly Gramazio, will be distributed.
Teens can explore their creativity by making a customized craft each month while connecting with other teens.<br /><br />This month's craft: DIY Scratch Off Cards<br /><br />Decide what you want to be hidden under the silver scratch off material, then we'll add the liquid mixture to make the silver.
<p>Join other book lovers to discuss your recent favorite reads in our new teen book club. No essays, no grades, just books worth talking about with other readers who get it. We read a different genre each month, so come join us and tell us about your favorite read and help us pick a genre for the..
Desert Pulse, a multi-sensory art exhibit, by ScanLAB Projects, immerses visitors in the visual and emotional energy of the Sonoran Desert.
Join us for an open studio where you can knit, crochet or start your own fiber arts journey one project at a time.
- October 28: Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy - November 25: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez - December 23: Candide by Voltaire - January 27: Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston - February 24: Blindness by Jose Saramago - March 24: Gilead by Marilynne Robinson -..
Join the discussion! The Agave Book Club is a group of readers and library staff who come together on the fourth Tuesday of the month to discuss the month's selected title. January: The Awakening by Nora Roberts February: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig March: Last Call at the Nightingale by..
Join us on the fourth Monday of each month for a lively book discussion. This month's book is The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride. Copies of the book are available for check out at the Georgia T. Lord Library first floor front desk on 03/23/26 after the last book club lets out while...
Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event. Date and time may change without notice.
A place just for teens at the downtown library! On Tuesdays at The Spot, enjoy board games, art supplies, access to computers, crocheting, movies or gaming, an occasional craft or snack, or just come by to hang out or do homework.
Join the discussion! The Century Book Club is a group of readers and library staff who come together on the last Tuesday of the month to discuss the month's selected title. This month's book club pick: This month's title: The Storied Life of A.J.Fikry: a novel by Gabrielle Zevin Do you require.
Join a teen led community built for student athletes and aspiring leaders! Each month, we dive into a new book focused on mindset, teamwork, and personal growth. Grab your teammates, finish the monthly read, and come hang out for social discussions on how to win both on and off the field. April's...
Join us for stories and a fun craft! After reading and learning about a topic, we'll create a craft to go along with it! Please register each child attending.<br><br>
<p>Join this community group in discussing mostly general fiction titles. This group meets offsite on the last Tuesday of each month.</p><p>This month we will read <a href="https://mesa.na.iiivega.com/search/card?id=299f3c43-247b-52f8-bd3e-5ca6f7b487f0&entityType=FormatGroup">Midwives</a> by...
Novel Ideas Book Club meets at Desert Broom Library the fourth (4th) Tuesday of January, February, March, April, May, June, September, October, and the first (1st) Tuesday in December. Discussion starts at 1:00 p.m. For more information contact: judimacaz@gmail.com This month's selection: All the..
<p>This series features deputy police officer Mattie Cobb and her new partner Robo - who just happens to be a K-9 police dog. On their first case together they are assigned to track down the killer of a young girl. It is very enjoyable to watch the team bond as part of their entertaining thriller...
Join us each month to create a simple craft that you can take home and enjoy. This month we will be creating a pressed flower bookmark. Registration is required and will open on 4/7/26 @ 9:00 am.
Complete a new project every week! Guided instruction on Zoom using acrylic paints and various techniques. Register online and reach out to the library to receive your free supply kit and link. 18+
Meet with us the 4th Tuesday of each month to discuss a member chosen book. Book selections will be from a variety of genres. Books for the following month will be available at the meeting in multiple formats (limited quantities).
<p>Create custom design bookmarks out of paper using Red Mountain's Silhouette paper cutting machines. We will learn the process, step-by-step. All skill levels are welcome. Ahead of class training is available here: <a...
Fun Van is a parenting education program supported by First Things First in the Pinal Region. Parents and caregivers of children ages 0-5 attend our free, 1.5 hours classes together in 8 consecutive week cycles at a variety of locations across Pinal County. At each class, children enjoy art...
Are you ready to fall in love? Join this romance book club where we discuss a new romance read each month! This month's book is: The Bride Test by Helen Hoang !
Are you a book lover who's looking for a discussion group that meets in the evening? Do you want to pick your own books and share your latest finds with other book lovers? We've got the group for you - our Night Owl Book Club! Bring in a book you read last month and tell us about it! Better yet,...
<p>Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, join us for a fun and relaxed crochet class! Learn the basics, work on creative projects, and enjoy a welcoming space to stitch and socialize. Supplies are provided, and all skill levels are welcome.</p>