“PVPL Quilters” Ongoing Program: Prescott Valley Public Library’s informal group of quilters meet twice a month to enjoy each other’s company, work on projects (hand or machine), and share techniques with each other. The group frequently has snacks and refreshments, as well as a Show and Tell. 1st and 3rd Fridays @ 9-12 3rd Floor Crystal Room (7401 E. Civic Circle) Contact: Genie Holt (libraryquilters@gmail.com)

“Coloring Class for Adults” Ongoing PVPL Program: Come and enjoy a relaxing time coloring with other adults. No rules, just fun! You can bring in your favorite coloring book and materials or choose from a variety of coloring pages and materials that we have to explore the simple pleasures of coloring. Some basic instruction for ideas and techniques to spice up your coloring are available. Remember there is no right or wrong way to color, just have fun! 1st and 3rd Fridays @ 1-3pm 1st Floor Glassford Hill Room (7401 E. Civic Circle) Contact: Coleen Bornschlegel (cbornschlegel@pvaz.net)

Coding is all about creating instructions and information for computers using a language they can understand. You don't need any special skills or knowledge to get started. Everybody can learn to code. The best way to learn code is by doing it. It's easy and FUN!

On Monday, August 21st a total eclipse of the sun will be visible in the United States for the first time in almost 40 years! Join the Prescott Valley Public Library and the Prescott Astronomy Club to learn why this happens and safely experience this magical event. Activities for all ages! Free solar eclipse glasses will be given to attendees. Stop by the Prescott Valley Civic Center Amphitheater (7501 E. Civic Circle) on August 21st anytime from 9am-12pm to participate in this fun, free event! Call 928-759-6188 with any questions.

Are you interested in getting involved in your community? The Teen Advisory Board is a group that helps create and plan programs for teens at the Library. TAB meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of every month at 3:30 PM. Applications for TAB can be found in the Teen Library. Questions? Contact Shelbie (smarks@pvaz.net)

Guess what—adults can learn to code too! Join the Prescott Valley Public Library’s Code Club for Adults in July, and learn how to create websites, apps, and games in a super fun, independent way. Beginning July 11th, the Code Club will meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month from 6-7:30pm, as well as on the 2nd and 4th Thursday from 1-2:30pm in the library’s 2nd floor PC lab (7401 E. Civic Circle). Free program—no registration required. For more information, call 928-759-3040.

Preschool story time is most appropriate for children ages 3-5 years. It usually lasts around 30 minutes and includes finger plays, songs, stories, and a craft. Siblings are always welcome.

Preschool story time is most appropriate for children ages 3-5 years. It usually lasts around 30 minutes and includes finger plays, songs, stories, and a craft. Siblings are always welcome.

“Professional Writers of Prescott (PWP)” PVPL Ongoing Program: PWP is a group of published and non-published writers and editors who live in North Central Arizona. Included are writers of all persuasions and genres, including poets, novelists, memoirists, and creative nonfiction writers. PWP aims for the highest expression of the craft and are dedicated to sharing their expertise with less experienced writers. PWP provides programs, workshops, and annual writing contests. Monthly programs at the library are open to the public! 4th Wednesday @ 6-7:45pm 3rd Floor Crystal Room (7401 E. Civic Circle) Contact: John Maher (jmaher75@att.net)

Toddler story time is most appropriate for children ages 18 month - 3 years. It usually lasts around 30 minutes and includes finger plays, songs, stories, and a craft. Siblings are always welcome.

Toddler story time is most appropriate for children ages 18 month - 3 years. It usually lasts around 30 minutes and includes finger plays, songs, stories, and a craft. Siblings are always welcome.

Guess what—adults can learn to code too! Join the Prescott Valley Public Library’s Code Club for Adults in July, and learn how to create websites, apps, and games in a super fun, independent way. Beginning July 11th, the Code Club will meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month from 6-7:30pm, as well as on the 2nd and 4th Thursday from 1-2:30pm in the library’s 2nd floor PC lab (7401 E. Civic Circle). Free program—no registration required. For more information, call 928-759-3040.

Have you ever thought about what it takes to make your favorite video game, website, or app? Innovators create these things using computer code. Join our Teen Code Club and learn valuable computer programming skills. Learning computer science skills opens many doors to future careers, teaches problem solving skills, and is fun! Learn how to code at the Prescott Valley Public Library!

Coding is all about creating instructions and information for computers using a language they can understand. You don't need any special skills or knowledge to get started. Everybody can learn to code. The best way to learn code is by doing it. It's easy and FUN!

“Crochet One, Knit Too!” PVPL Ongoing Program: Prescott Valley Public Library’s informal group of folks who enjoy the art of crochet, knitting, and any other portable needle craft. If someone needs help reading a pattern or figuring out a new stitch, there is always someone who can lend a hand. Besides sharing knowledge and expertise, this group shares patterns as well. Friendly and helpful—newcomers are always welcome! 2nd and 4th Mondays @ 2-3:30pm 3rd Floor Crystal Room (7401 E. Civic Circle) Contact: Rae Haynes (raehaynes@gmail.com)

Preschool story time is most appropriate for children ages 3-5 years. It usually lasts around 30 minutes and includes finger plays, songs, stories, and a craft. Siblings are always welcome.

Preschool story time is most appropriate for children ages 3-5 years. It usually lasts around 30 minutes and includes finger plays, songs, stories, and a craft. Siblings are always welcome.

Meet Libby- the one-tap reading app from your library! Whether you’re a new user or a current OverDrive app user interested in a new reading experience, feel free to give Libby a try. The Prescott Valley Public Library will be hosting a “Meet Libby” Workshop on Wednesday, August 30th at 1-2:30pm in the 1st floor Glassford Hill Room (7401 E. Civic Circle). Registration is required. Please call 928-759-6188 to register.

Toddler story time is most appropriate for children ages 18 month - 3 years. It usually lasts around 30 minutes and includes finger plays, songs, stories, and a craft. Siblings are always welcome.

Toddler story time is most appropriate for children ages 18 month - 3 years. It usually lasts around 30 minutes and includes finger plays, songs, stories, and a craft. Siblings are always welcome.

NAGS is at the Prescott Valley Public Library Genealogy Room (2nd Floor) on the first, third and fifth Thursdays of the month. Volunteers will be available to assist you with your research.

Have you ever thought about what it takes to make your favorite video game, website, or app? Innovators create these things using computer code. Join our Teen Code Club and learn valuable computer programming skills. Learning computer science skills opens many doors to future careers, teaches problem solving skills, and is fun! Learn how to code at the Prescott Valley Public Library!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Frontier Brass Band - Theater on the Green Concert Series

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Join instructor Rosie Shores for a fun and informative opportunity to learn how to carve and tool leather! Rosie is a certified Master Leather-crafter, Leathercraft Instructor, and Journeyman Leather-crafter with over 30 years of experience in leathercraft. Throughout the 6 week session of 3 hour classes, students have the opportunity to develop their skills in carving and tooling leather. Please note students are expected to provide their own supplies and tools for this class – a comprehensive list of tools and supplies are provided under each 6 week session. Students will have access to discounted tool kits upon registration for this class. Students must be 10 years of age and older due to the use of sharp tools throughout this workshop. Due to the length of this workshop, students are encouraged to bring a bottle of water or beverage with them.

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Join instructor Rosie Shores for a fun and informative opportunity to learn how to carve and tool leather! Rosie is a certified Master Leather-crafter, Leathercraft Instructor, and Journeyman Leather-crafter with over 30 years of experience in leathercraft. Throughout the 6 week session of 3 hour classes, students have the opportunity to develop their skills in carving and tooling leather. Please note students are expected to provide their own supplies and tools for this class – a comprehensive list of tools and supplies are provided under each 6 week session. Students will have access to discounted tool kits upon registration for this class. Students must be 10 years of age and older due to the use of sharp tools throughout this workshop. Due to the length of this workshop, students are encouraged to bring a bottle of water or beverage with them.

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!

Classes & Activities with Parks & Recreation! Parks & Recreation has something for everyone!