Silent Book Club

Monday, February 10, 4:00 PM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Community Room

Can't find time to read? Haven't read in a while but want to get started? Don't have anyone to talk to about books with? Want to meet other readers? If you answered yes to any of these questions, join us for Silent Book Club!

For patrons of all ages. Bring any reading material you like or select from our library collection.

Tech Tuesday: Ebooks & Audiobooks

Tuesdays, January 11, 12:00 PM (Weekly)

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Digital Media Lab

In this class, we'll show you how to access ebooks and e-audiobooks with your library card using Libby, Hoopla, and more.

View schedule of Tech Tuesday classes.

Financial Fitness: Managing Your Cash Flow and Debt Management

Tuesday, February 11, 6:00 PM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Community Room

In this workshop we discuss cashflow and debt management. Learn how you can create the habits to pay yourself first, then learn about 20+ places where the money will come from to accomplish the task! Learn strategies to spend less and make more.

The Mending Hour

Thursdays, February 13 & 20, 1:00 PM (Weekly)

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Community Room

Join us in the Discovery Center for a mini-mending workshop. There will be sewing machines, thread and needles to put your torn stuff back in good repair. Staff will be available for assistance.

Fixit Clinic Repair Session

Thursday, February 13, 5:30 PM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Makerspace

Repair-inclined neighbors will meet in the Makerspace to informally troubleshoot, disassemble, and diagnose broken things together. Carry-in only, no oversize items, please. Sewing machines will also be available so feel free to bring your fabric and textile items for possible mending.

Drop-ins are welcome but it often helps if you let us know in advance what you’re bringing by filling out this form in advance.

French Conversation Group

Thursdays, February 13 & 20, 6:00 PM (Weekly)

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

3rd Floor Adult Meeting Room 1 (Room 311)

Join us to practice speaking and listening to French and meet new friends! Some knowledge of French is recommended.

Joignez-nous pour pratiquer votre français et faire de nouveaux amis! Cet évènement est recommandé aux personnes qui parlent déjà un peu de français.

Chair Yoga

Friday, February 14, 1:00 PM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Community Room

Join us for Chair Yoga class, designed for seniors but open to all 18 and up. Taught by Aditi Sharma, a certified RYT-200 instructor, this class is tailored to offer gentle, accessible yoga practices that promote mobility, flexibility, and well-being.

No prior yoga experience is required, and all levels of fitness are welcome.

Classes are capped at 20 participants. Please arrive early; doors close by 1 p.m.

Grand Maker Drop-in

Saturdays, February 15 & 22, 3:00 PM (Weekly)

Grand Ave Library, 306 Walnut Ave

Are you interested in trying 3D modeling, 3d printing, laser cutting, Arduino, electronics, or artificial intelligence? Get started now! Your questions answered. All materials provided. Discover the possibilities – where your imagination becomes reality!

Asian Art Museum Presents: Japanese Aesthetics

Thursday, February 20, 2:00 PM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Community Room



Explore the variety, complexity, and beauty of traditional Japanese art forms including lacquerware, swords, screens, and more. History and innovation, aesthetics and function, artist and patron come together in this dynamic look at the Asian Art Museum’s exquisite and extensive Japanese collection.

Attend this program at the library without registration or register to watch at home via Zoom.

Saturday Morning Yarn

Saturday, February 22, 10:30 AM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Young Adult Room

Come craft with us every other Saturday! Experienced staff will be on hand for instruction and assistance.

Day of Remembrance Film Screening: Kintsukuroi



Saturday, February 22, 12:00 PM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Community Room

Join us to watch the film with a Q&A to follow with the film director, Kerwin Berk.

Kintsukuroi (2024) follows members of the Ito family from their pre-war life in San Francisco's Japantown to the concentration camps of the American West to the battlefields of Europe as they struggle to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives.

Runtime: 2h 10m

Nintendo Switch Free Play

Tuesdays, February 11 & 18, 4:00 PM (Weekly)

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Young Adult Room



Hang out take turns playing Nintendo Switch with other community members. Nintendo Switch console, games, and controllers are provided.

Open to both teens and families.

Digital Art Club

Wednesdays, February 12 & 19, 3:00 PM (Weekly)

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Community Room

Learn and master how to create and style digital art using iPads, Apple Pencils and the Procreate app.

The Grand Avenue Library's Dice Cavern: Dungeons & Dragons for Teens

Wednesday, February 12, 4:00 PM

Grand Ave Library, 306 Walnut Ave

Learn the basics of table-top roleplaying games. Use a character you have made in a previous session or, if this is your first session, select from a choice of pre-rolled characters. Meet like-minded people!

Recommended for ages 10-20. All are welcome.

STEMsters

Wednesday, February 12 & 19, 4:30 PM (Weekly)

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Community Room

Drop in during any session of the Spring 2025 Series to engage in STEM activities. No registration required! Recommended for ages 7-13.

Brain Explorations

Saturday, February 15, 1:30 PM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Young Adult Room

Brain Explorations teaches neuroscientific concepts through fun, interactive workshops. Each session will feature a different activity.

No registration required! Recommended for ages 6-12.

Parenting Series | Resilient Roots: Helping Children Thrive Amid Social Pressures

Tuesday, February 18, 6:00 PM

Main Library, 901 Civic Campus Way

2nd Floor Young Adult Room

This workshop offers practical tools and strategies to help children navigate social pressures, from peer influence to social media impact, by building resilience, promoting open communication, and fostering critical thinking. It empowers parents and caregivers to guide children confidently through social challenges, encouraging self-confidence and healthy decision-making.

Parents and guardians are welcome to bring their children! Toys will be provided.