Learn something new in Littlefield, AZ. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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LEGOs are fun for the whole family! Every Tuesday kids and their families can build whatever their imagination desires! Show off your creativity and have fun! We also have DUPLO blocks for the littlest of builders. LEGO clubs help improve math, science, and art skills, as well as social and...
It’s May-ker Month at the Children’s Museum! Drop by the Star Bar on the 2nd floor and dive into hands-on, tactile fun at our pop-up Weaving Discovery Station! Explore different weaving techniques, experiment with looms, braid and unravel, lace up geoboards, and even weave colorful designs onto...
Join Alicia to discuss our pick this month, The Husbands by Holly Gramazio. Copies of our next book, The Good Left Undone by Adriana Trigiani will be distributed.
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.
<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..
Teens can explore their creativity by making a customized craft each month while connecting with other teens.<br /><br />This month's craft: TBA<br /><br />All materials provided. Teens=13-18 years.
Join us each month to create a simple craft that you can take home and enjoy. This month we will be creating Custom Shrinky Keychains. Registration is required and will open on 5/5/26 @ 9:00 am.
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 our Crochet & Knit Club every Thursday, 2-3:30 pm! We have knitting needles, crochet needles and yarn to share. Bring a project that you're working on, or start a new one with our lovely volunteer leader, Ann. All skill levels are welcome. Share tips and connect with fellow crafters. Crafting..
Cryptic clues have been left behind, and we need your help to decipher them! It’s time to put your detective caps on to crack these puzzles and follow the clues throughout the Museum to investigate th...
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: The...
<p>Learn how to use the Brother sewing machines by creating your own sewing project. Instruction and materials are provided. This month we will be sewing a wallet.</p>
Discover the rich culture and history of the Chinese Zodiac while painting your own watercolor snake for 2026!
Create and embellish a sock puppet and then bring it to life with word and movement. Learn a bit about puppetry traditions around the world. For ages 6+: Adult help may be needed for the youngest participants. All supplies included.
Come celebrate friendship with us! In collaboration with Daisy Girl Scouts, this engaging program for children in K-1st grade features a special story about kindness and connection, followed by a creative craft inspired by the theme. A perfect opportunity to make new friends and take home something.
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: Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro Do you require an accommodation to...
Join us every Wednesday for Crafts & Laughs, designed especially for folks 9+. Every week we'll have a new craft or game, and lots of time to hang out and have fun. Younger folks welcome with active adults to help out!
Please join the Kirk-Bear Canyon Library Book Club for an open discussion on a wide variety of titles ranging from fiction to non-fiction. On May 28, we will be discussing: Coded Justice by Stacey Abrams. No registration is required.
<p>This month participants will use the Cricut Design Space to make vinyl decals to make custom tumblers. Some basic computer knowledge is needed to get started with the Cricut portion of this class, but the presenter will show you how to use the Cricut design space.</p><p><em>There are two...
Join us for our hands-on kickoff activity for the Summer Reading Program (themed “Unearth a Story”). Kids and tweens will paint and personalize their own ceramic owl planter pots while discovering the basics of planting and growth. This creative activity also introduces our Seed Library, helping...
Join us to read and discuss great fiction and nonfiction! This months selection is <i>Never Let Me Go</i> by Kazuo Ishiguro. Anyone is welcome, even if you havent read the book and would just like to listen in on the discussion. Registration needed. Adults.
<p>Sew a drawstring bag with a sewing machine and hand paint dice to put in it. </p>
“Afternoon Adventures” is a series of programs for kids to have after-school fun, with a different activity each month. All school age children and their families are welcome. Join us for the following 2026 Afternoon Adventures: January: Lunar New Year Craft with Joyful Art Center -...
In a Virtual Museum Visit we travel to Quito, the capital city of Ecuador in South America, to visit the fabulous Casa del Alabado Museum of Pre-Columbian Art. The museum gives fresh perspectives into the lives, beliefs and art of the people of ancient America, and leaves us with a deeper...
Join MACH1 in the Children's Department for an afternoon craft. This week we'll use basic materials to transform simple drawings into stamps that you can take home and share with your friends and family. No experience necessary! This program is designed for children of all ages and their...
Join us every Friday for an exciting array of activities! Engage in board games, delve into science experiments, unleash your creativity with art projects, and immerse yourself in video games. Each week promises a new adventure to discover and delight in! Disfruta de una emocionante variedad de...
We are providing time and space to craft and socialize! Bring your projects. Knit, crochet, collage, draw, do origami -- whatever ! Coloring sheets, pencils/pens, origami paper will be provided. Have a cookie (on us!). Meet other craftsy folks. Have a chat! We look forward to seeing you! Adults and.
Join us for Stitch & Share, a welcoming monthly gathering for beginners and experienced crafters alike! Each month, explore fiber arts such as needlepoint, cross-stitch, embroidery, crocheting, and more. This month, well be creating a colorful needlepoint keychain while chatting and stitching...
<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>
<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=4ea7f072-53f8-52b2-9607-30c426be15b6&entityType=FormatGroup">I Cheerfully...
Go back into the Jurassic and learn to fold an origami triceratops, pterodactyl, stegosaurus, and more. Then use markers to draw spots, stripes, eyes—whatever—on them. Because good hand/eye coordination is required, this is for ages 7 and up. Adults welcome! All materials provided.
Art Aloud is a family art night for all ages , where creativity and community come together! We’ll have four art stations set up with project ideas and supplies to inspire you, whether you want to paint, build, draw, or explore something new. Enjoy a relaxing, creative atmosphere while you work on..
<p>Sew items with others to give to charities. </p><p>Current project: Collaborating with <a href="https://kidskindness.org/">Kidskindness.org</a>, a local non-profit, we are sewing drawstring bags that are then filled with donated hygiene products for students in need at a local junior high...
Join us for a lively discussion of art related books. May's book is Blue by Kai Kupferschmidt Operation Long Leash (active from 1950 to 1967) was a covert CIA program during the Cold War that secretly supported artists, particularly in the Abstract Expressionist movement. The goal was to promote...
Beginners and experts are welcome. Ages 16 and up. Bring your favorite cotton quilting fabric, transparent rulers, fabric scissors, pins, needles and cotton thread. Bring a sewing machine if you have one. Beginners may be referred to a basics class.
Join us for an open studio where you can knit, crochet or start your own fiber arts journey one project at a time.
<p>Design your own elegant bracelet using beautiful baroque pearls. In this beginner-friendly craft session, you’ll create a one-of-a-kind accessory to take home. All supplies provided.</p><p><strong>Registration is required. This program is for ages 18 and older.</strong></p><p> </p>
Join Brenda to discuss our pick this month, The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah. Copies of our next read, The God of the Woods by Liz Moore, will be distributed.
Love to knit, crochet, quilt or embroider? Want to connect with others while working on your fiber arts project? Network, craft, and relax with Stitch'n Time! Please bring your own materials as this is a free flowing work group.
Do you like to knit, crochet, or craft? Come in, sit a spell, and work on your latest project while enjoying the company of other crafters.
<p>Create watercolor flowers in the style of Georgia O'Keefe. Ages 8-12.</p>
Despite the hardships created by rugged isolation and the lack of natural waters, Parashant has a long human history spanning more than 11,000 years, and an equally rich geologic history spanning almost two billion years. Full of natural splendor and a sense of solitude, this area remains remote...
The Grand Gulch Mine is an abandoned copper mine from the late 1800s. The original stone buildings, bunkhouse, old steam engine parts, and two dump trucks remain on the site. Learn about the geology of the Grand Gulch Mine breccia pipe . Learn about the history of the Grand Gulch Mine . Grand Gulch.
Join us at Palo Verde Library every Tuesday for a STEAM activity, art project, game day, or another fun activity! *This program is best for ages 5 and up. Do you require an accommodation to participate in a Phoenix Public Library program, service, or activity? Call 602-262-4636, TTY 711, or...