Event List

Reserve a spot to read with a therapy dog friend!  Bobby is a cute little Pekingese that has been called a Golden Retriever in a Pekingese costume!

Join us and make your own mosaic coaster. All tools, mosaics wood coaster forms and instructions will be provided.

This Old-Time Music jam focuses on traditional instrumental music, including Appalachian fiddle tunes, Celtic and Canadian reels, jigs, hornpipes and other roots music.

This friendly bunch of ukulele enthusiasts loves to strum and sing along to all kinds of songs, from classic hits to modern favorites, folk tunes to toe-tapping pop and Hawaiian tunes.

Meet virtually with Arizona Songwriters Association members, Jon Iger and Randy Brown, to get constructive feedback on your song, finished or not, BEFORE you go into the studio! Perform it live or play a recording.

Step into a world of adventure every first and third Saturday of the month during Tween D&D. Choose a premade character, team up with other players, and explore realms full of danger and discovery.

SPOTLIGHT YOUTH THEATRE presents: “SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL STORYTIME”

Joint other adults and play BINGO on the third Sunday of every month at the Velma Teague Branch Library. The program will take place in out meeting room from 1:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m.

Stop by and make a Pokémon craft while you play Pokémon GO. Whether you play the game or not, you can still drop by and participate. Once a month, there will be a different Pokémon activity for all ages, so come check it out!

Become a part of our Big Band, rehearsing and performing a variety of popular Big Band tunes at the Foothills Library!  Musicians who can sight read charts are encouraged to sign-up, and everyone else is invited to attend rehearsals as part o

Fashion your own hummingbird feeder from copper wire and upcycled wine bottles—decorated as you see fit with glass paints and more! All materials will be provided, but attendees are also welcome to bring a bottle of their own.

Get ready for a musical experience, ripped from the pages of Mo Willems’ beloved, award-winning, best-selling children’s books, that will leave audiences doing the “Flippy Floppy Floory” dance all night long!  In Elephant and Piggie’s “We Are

Ever wonder how robots or sensors work? Discover the versatility of microcontrollers in Teen Coding Club! Teens will experiment with simple electronics and coding to bring tech ideas to life. No experience necessary, for ages 12–18.

Fashion your own hummingbird feeder from copper wire and upcycled wine bottles—decorated as you see fit with glass paints and more! All materials will be provided, but attendees are also welcome to bring a bottle of their own.

Interested in picking up a new hobby? Meeting new people that share your interests? Then bring your current project or excitement to learn! Engage in monthly crochet patterns or experiment with varying craft supplies.

We continue our Cozy Mystery Book Club. Every month the club read a cozy mystery that is the first one in a series. You may in person to the program, or attend virtually using Microsoft Teams.

If you’ve ever stayed up all night reading, you know the power of a compelling story. With today’s world of distraction and short attention spans, grabbing and keeping reader’s attention is more important than ever.

Bring your littles, newborns to 18 months old, to our baby playdate! This space will be designated for play and socialization while story time is on break.

This welcoming group discusses different topics, cultures, and periods intime. Join us on the third Tuesday of every month from 10:15-11:30 a.m.

Let the playtime begin! Every Tuesday morning, our space transforms into a fun, welcoming play zone just for babies and toddlers.

Discover how strikingly helpful it can be to write alongside other writers. All skill levels and types of writing are welcome - a book, blog, script, essay, dissertation, resume, song, poem, or even work.

Create your own one-of-a-kind buttons using recycled materials or design your own with the library's art supplies. Teens, ages 12-18, can learn how to design and create unique buttons that match their style and interests.

Discover a simple printmaking technique using aluminum foil! Create your own design, add ink, and pull a unique print in this quick, hands-on craft session. No experience needed—supplies provided.

This community-oriented book club gathers once a month to read and discuss Adult and Teen speculative fiction—science fiction, fantasy, fabulism, and a splash of horror and romance—told from fresh perspectives.