Build a better world by learning about another culture and Japanese Taiko Drumming with Eileen Morgan. Get acquainted with this ancient Japanese art form, played in celebration of the human spirit, the desire for cooperation and teamwork, and for the joy of making music. Audience participation. All ages welcome! Tickets available in the Children's Area prior to each program. Tickets will be handed out on a first-come, first-served basis.

Build a better world by learning about another culture and Japanese Taiko Drumming with Eileen Morgan. Get acquainted with this ancient Japanese art form, played in celebration of the human spirit, the desire for cooperation and teamwork, and for the joy of making music. Audience participation. All ages welcome! Tickets available in the Children's Area prior to each program. Tickets will be handed out on a first-come, first-served basis.

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.

A game expert from GAME ON! will be joining us in the fun. Come learn about new games and maybe some new tricks for the classics. Teens ages 12-18 are welcome!

Diane Phelps, award-winning author, will conduct a workshop, "Who Will Buy Your Book? Identifying Your Audience" on self-publishing and book marketing. Diane will call on her experience from self-publishing her books to help demystify the process. Topics of interest to authors. Open to the public.

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!

Come in anytime during regular Library hours on Fridays in June (2, 9, 16, 23, 30) and July (7, 14, 21, 28) to create with Legos™. Legos™ will be provided, but they must be shared with others. Parents are invited to take pictures and/or tape children discussing their Lego™ creations before they are taken apart for others to use.

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!

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!

Lost and Found (PG)

Prescott Valley Softball - Fall 2017 Season

Summer Corn Toss League