FAMILY STORYTIME (AGES 2 – 6) This interactive storytime is packed with songs, rhymes, flannel stories and finger plays! We’ll share fun stories that will support your child’s developing literacy. *This program may be replaced intermittently with an ALL AGES program, see summer schedule for details.
Thursdays, 11 am
TALEWISE IMPROV HEROES: MONSTER INVASION (AGES 12 – 18) In this exciting theater workshop for teens, we’ll use fun games and activities to explore the foundations of improv! Participants will be guided through the collaborative process of devising their very own series of scenes all about a sci-fi monster invasion! No registration is required but space is limited.
Tuesday, Jun 20 | 3 pm
CAMP STUFFIE (AGES 0 – 12) Children can drop off their stuffed friend at the Information Desk (our Camp Stuffie check-in station), where each camper will receive a Camper ID and then spend a few fun-packed days having tons of adventures. Upon Stuffie pick up, children will receive a goody bag with fun insights into their stuffed camper’s wild time!
Stuffie Drop Off: Tuesday, Jun 27, from 10 am - 1 pm Stuffie Pick Up: Begins Thursday, Jun 29, at 12 pm
MAKING A STUNNING WATERCOLOR DESIGN! (ADULT) Create dazzling watercolor designs like the eye-catching designs adorning West African clothing. African batik prints have surprising cross-cultural origins. We'll share how they came to be and from where. Come make your own striking design of watercolor resists. Registration is required. Call (623) 333-2602 to register.
Saturday, Jul 1 | 2 pm
GRANDPARENT’S TEE PARTY Grandparents, bring your grandchildren of all ages to enjoy this “grand” tea party and miniature golf course in the library. Registration is required. Call (623) 333-2602 to register.
Saturday, Jun 17 | 10 am - 12 pm
RAVE IN THE LIBRARY Complete the Summer Reading Program and receive a ticket to the 1st ever Civic Center Library Family Rave! Adults, teens, and littles can dance in bubbles, balloons, and confetti. Other fun activities include: coloring, crafts, face painting, and treats. Attendance is limited to those having completed the Summer Reading Program.
Saturday, Jul 29 | 6 - 8 pm SAM GARCIA LIBRARY
CHILDREN WIGGLERS TO WALKERS (AGES 0 – 2) Join other parents and caregivers with their children for this interac- tive storytime program full of songs, movement, and dedicated playtime. This program includes plenty of opportunities for littles and their adults to build social skills and community building. Wednesdays, 11 am
RAVE May - August 2023 • 5
VALLEY OF THE SUN UNITED WAY SPONSORED STORYTIMES During these special sponsored storytimes, children will receive a free book of their own at the end of class, courtesy of the Valley of the Sun United Way.
Wigglers to Walkers (Ages 0 - 2) Wednesdays, 11 am | May 10, Jun 14, Jul 12 & Aug 9
Family Storytime (Ages 2 - 6) Thursdays, 11 am | May 4, Jun 1 & 15, Jul 6 & 20, Aug 3 & 17
MORE2EXPLORE (AGES 5 – 10) Explore your SMART side with a variety of STEAM activities such as painting and crafting to building and robotics.
2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 2 pm
TEENS DIY STATION Stop by the DIY Station for fun do-it-yourself activities. Ongoing, upstairs at Sam Garcia Library Teen Space.
ADULTS
NEEDLE & THREAD (AGES 18+) Work on your project, chat, and share tips with fellow crafters. Bring your own materials and coffee mug. Instruction books available.
Mondays, 10 am
LIBRARY FOR ALL (AGES 18+) This program is geared toward adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities and their caregivers. Join us to make, craft, create, and explore in a low-stress and fun environment.
3rd Tuesdays, 11 am | May 16, Jun 20, Jul 18 & Aug 15
SPECIAL EVENTS SUPERHERO TRAINING ACADEMY (AGES 2 – 6) Let's kick-off our Summer Reading Program “All Together Now” with this SUPER storytime! After reading together, get ready to test your skills and see if you’ve got what it takes to be a superhero. Come dressed as your favorite super character! No registration is required, siblings are welcome.
Thursday, Jun 1 | 11 am
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