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Starting April 1—library cardholders can check out an admission for up to four people at participating cultural institutions!  Times are tough, and finding quality things to do for both you and your family on a budget…is not easy. So take advantage of the Culture Pass - it’s our way of giving back to you!

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Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef ProjectHyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef Project
Exhibition

Margaret and Christine Wertheim of the Institute For Figuring have created a project to crochet a woolen reef - a project that now involves hundreds of people around the world. Featuring amazing and beautiful hand-crocheted coral reef figures. The Reef has traveled to London, New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

through June 20
at the Gallery at Civic Center Library



Teen Summer Reading Program May 26th - July 25thTeen Summer Reading Program May 26th - July 25th
Teen

Express Yourself! this summer and earn some fabulous prizes! Sign up begins May 26th.

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Preventive Neurology: Parkinson’s DiseasePreventive Neurology: Parkinson’s Disease
Adult

Join Dr. Seth Kaufman of Scottsdale Healthcare for a lecture on Parkinson's Disease.

May 27 at 6:30 pm / MU



Author Talk and Book SigningAuthor Talk and Book Signing
Adult

Meet New York Times best-selling author Lee Child and debut author Andrew Grant. Tickets for the program are $29.00 per person and include one copy of either author’s book. Additional companion tickets for the program may be purchased for $2. Tickets can be purchased in advance of the program at the Poisoned Pen Mystery Bookstore; 4014 N. Goldwater Blvd.

May 27 at 7 pm / CC



I Wish I Had Read That! Book Discussion GroupI Wish I Had Read That! Book Discussion Group
Co-Sponsored

Join this discussion of those books you always meant to read, but never did. Everyone is welcome! Group meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at Civic Center Library. May's book is Travels With Charley by John Steinbeck.

May 28 at 1 pm / CC



Old School Game TuesdaysOld School Game Tuesdays
Teen

(teens 12-18 / 60 min) Drop by and chase away the summer boredom with movies, gaming and other activities in June and July.

Tuesdays at 1 pm / CC



Express Yourself!  Button CraftExpress Yourself!  Button Craft
Teen

(teens 12-18 / 90 min) Design custom buttons that tell everyone who you are and what you're into! Supplies are provided, but feel free to bring pictures from home too!

June 2 at 2 pm / MU



Resume Writing / Internet Job Search BasicsResume Writing / Internet Job Search Basics
Adult

Need to create or update your resume? Unsure of how to use the Internet to find and apply for jobs? Our career workshop can help. Morning session focuses on resumes, beginning with a presentation and time for questions. The afternoon session will explore using the Internet to find and apply for jobs. Registration required. Morning session 10 am - 12 pm. Afternoon session 2 pm - 4 pm.

June 3 at 10 am / CC
June 17 at 10 am / CC



Taiko DrummingTaiko Drumming
Kids

(ages 8-12 / 60 min) Experience powerful, spellbinding Japanese drumming, movement and music.

June 5 at 10:30 am / PA
July 7 at 10 am / AR
July 7 at 1 pm / MU



Dads and Tots StorytimeDads and Tots Storytime
Kids

This storytime is especially designed for dads and their tots to enjoy together. Ages 0 - 5. Limit 15 children. Please see a staff person 30 minutes prior to the start of the storytime to receive a number which will be your child's registration. All caregivers welcome.

June 6 at 10:30 / MU
June 13 at 10:30 / MU



Harry Potter Extravaganza!Harry Potter Extravaganza!
Teen

Bring your friends and enjoy a free concert by famous wizard rock band "The Remus Lupins". Join in the fun with other Muggles as we celebrate our favorite Hogwarts characters with music a costume contest, movie showing and snacks. All ages welcome!

June 6 at 3 pm / MU



First Sunday Art Events At Your Library - Ernest L. Blumenschein / Southwest ArtFirst Sunday Art Events At Your Library - Ernest L. Blumenschein / Southwest Art
Adult

Bringing art to the community, the Phoenix Art Museum docents present select art programs the first Sunday of each month at the Civic Center Library at 2 pm.

June 7 at 2 pm / CC



Palomino Book DiscussionPalomino Book Discussion
Co-Sponsored

Join us for an informal discussion at 6:30 pm the 2nd Monday of each month at Palomino Library. June's book is Ice Bound: A Doctor's Incredible Battle for Survival at the South Pole by Jerri Nielsen.

June 8 at 6:30 pm / PA



Mother GooseMother Goose
Kids

(ages 1-5 / 30 min) Mother Goose visits the Library to share stories, rhymes and fingerplays. Registration required.

June 8 at 10 am / AR
June 9 at 10 am / PA
June 11 at 10 am / CC
June 23 at 10 am / MU



OrigamiOrigami
Teen

(teens 12-18 / 45 min) Learn the ancient Japanese art of paper folding and help us create 1,000 paper cranes in honor of Sadako Peace Day. Supplies Provided.

June 9 at 1 pm / AR
June 10 at 1 pm / CC
June 10 at 3 pm / MU



Diamondback Sing-alongDiamondback Sing-along
Kids

(all ages / 45 min) Join us for a sing-along with Bobby Freeman, organist for the Arizona Diamondbacks and Baxter the team mascot.

June 10 at 1:30 pm / MU



Duct Tape BashDuct Tape Bash
Teen

(teens 12-18 / 60 min) Join us for some creative fun as we make belts, wallets and more out of duct tape. Supplies provided.

June 11 at 1 pm / PA
June 23 at 1 pm / AR
June 23 at 2 pm / MU
July 8 at 1 pm / CC



Mac Attack!Mac Attack!
Teen

(teens 12-18 / 60 min) Learn how to use our new Mac computers to mix music, make video clips and create perfect digital pictures. Registration Required.

June 11 at 11 am / CC
June 25 at 11 am / CC



Annie Moscow in ConcertAnnie Moscow in Concert
Adult

Whimsical, daring, funny, poignant & powerful. Annie is a poet, pianist and songwriter who brings a fresh perspective to her music.

June 13 at 4 pm / AR