September 2019
Movie Matinees
The library shows movies on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month in the meeting room. Indie favorites, major studio releases, and even oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinée's are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library.
Find out more »Stacks After Sunset: Ofrendas
Ofrendas are an essential part of the Day of the Dead celebrations. The word ofrenda means offering in Spanish. They are also called altares or altars, but they are not for worship. Ofrendas are set up to remember and honor the memory of ancestors. Learn the significant parts and craft some of the components to take home and create your own ofrenda. To register, stop by the library, call (520) 458-4225, or email Susan.Abend@SierraVistaAZ.gov.
Find out more »October 2019
An Hour to Kill – Mystery Book Club
Swing by with your bagged lunch for a lively discussion on popular mystery titles, make new friends, and engage if your brain—if you dare! For adults ages 18 and older. August 2: The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, Stuart Turton September 6: Cuckoo's Calling, Robert Galbraith October 4: Strangers on a Train, Patricia Highsmith
Find out more »Tuesday Talks: The Lindbergh’s, Charles & Anne
Charles and Anne were the first modern media superstars. While revolutionizing aviation, Charles, a college drop-out, became a leading medical researcher developing many of the precursors to organ transplantation. Intertwined with this celebrity was their fascinating and complicated marriage that was far from the story-book romance the public imagined. David Thompson will speak about this celebrity couples life, triumphs, and tragedies. David attended high school with Anne Spencer Lindbergh, the Lindbergh's oldest daughter.
Find out more »Movie Matinees
The library shows movies on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month in the meeting room. Indie favorites, major studio releases, and even oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinée's are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library.
Find out more »Puzzle Exchange
Love doing jigsaw puzzles but need ones new to you? Drop by the library for this fast, free, and furious trading of puzzles once a month. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »Stacks After Sunset: Laser Tag
Laser tag can be played with a couple of friends, a whole group, or you can just join in with a friendly crowd already in play for some exciting adventure. There is limited space and registration is required.
Find out more »Movie Matinees
The library shows movies on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month in the meeting room. Indie favorites, major studio releases, and even oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinée's are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library.
Find out more »November 2019
An Hour to Kill – Mystery Book Club
Swing by with your bagged lunch for a lively discussion on popular mystery titles, make new friends, and engage if your brain—if you DARE! Nov. 1 - The Last Policeman by Ben H. Winters Dec. 6 - The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn Jan. 3 - TBD
Find out more »Hour of Code
Youth practice their coding skills at this program that pulls from Code.Org and other online resources at this staff lead event. Recommended for grades 6 and up, or advanced coders.
Find out more »Puzzle Exchange
Love doing jigsaw puzzles but need ones new to you? Drop by the library for this fast, free, and furious trading of puzzles once a month. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »Fry Pioneer Cemetery Burial Research Project
Join Sierra Vista Historical Society treasurer and researcher, Paulette Doyle, for an informative and thorough presentation concerning her extensive research in the over 200 individuals buried outside the walls of the Fry family plot; may of whom, as she has discovered, are of Yaqui descent.
Find out more »Tuesday Talks – Fry Pioneer Burial Research Project
Join Sierra Vista Historical treasurer and researcher, Paulette Doyle, for an informative and thorough presentation concerning her extensive research into the over two hundred individuals buried outside the walls of the Fry family plot; many of whom, as she has discovered, are of Yaqui descent.
Find out more »Movie Matinees
Indie favorites, major studio releases, and oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinées are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »Teen Book Club
For November, read The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas and in January, read a YA graphic novel (not a manga) and come prepared to discuss it! Copies of book club books are available at the circulation desk. Book club will meet every two months. For youth in grades 8-12 only please.
Find out more »Film Club
Showcasing Independent, Classic, and Foreign films you view at home before joining us for an in-depth discussion. For Adults ages 18 and older. Nov. 13 - There Will Be Blood (2007) R, Drama, Epic, Historical Fiction Dec. 11 - Ali: Fear Eats the Soul (1974) NR, Foreign, Melodrama, Romance
Find out more »Kids Code
Youth practice their coding skills at this program that pulls from Code.Org and other online resources at this staff lead event. Recommended for grades 3-5, participants must be able to read and follow written and verbal instructions.
Find out more »Stacks After Sunset – Christmas Ornaments
What’s better for Christmas than a tree with DIY Christmas ornaments hanging from it? They make great gifts or great keepsakes, plus they are fun to make for the holiday season. Join us and make some clever ornaments. Space is Limited: first come first served, while supplies last.
Find out more »Textile Arts
Using our textile arts materials youth learn different techniques and use those skills to complete projects. Call or stop by the library each month to see what the project is! This program is recommended for youth grades 5 and up. Space is extremely limited; registration is required. Call (520) 458-4225 or stop into the library to sign up.
Find out more »Hour of Code
Youth practice their coding skills at this program that pulls from Code.Org and other online resources at this staff lead event. Recommended for grades 6 and up, or advanced coders.
Find out more »Movie Matinees
Indie favorites, major studio releases, and oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinées are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »December 2019
An Hour to Kill – Mystery Book Club
Swing by with your bagged lunch for a lively discussion on popular mystery titles, make new friends, and engage if your brain—if you DARE! Nov. 1 - The Last Policeman by Ben H. Winters Dec. 6 - The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn Jan. 3 - TBD
Find out more »Movie Matinees
Indie favorites, major studio releases, and oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinées are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »Film Club
Showcasing Independent, Classic, and Foreign films you view at home before joining us for an in-depth discussion. For Adults ages 18 and older. Nov. 13 - There Will Be Blood (2007) R, Drama, Epic, Historical Fiction Dec. 11 - Ali: Fear Eats the Soul (1974) NR, Foreign, Melodrama, Romance
Find out more »Puzzle Exchange
Love doing jigsaw puzzles but need ones new to you? Drop by the library for this fast, free, and furious trading of puzzles once a month. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »Textile Arts
Using our textile arts materials youth learn different techniques and use those skills to complete projects. Call or stop by the library each month to see what the project is! This program is recommended for youth grades 5 and up. Space is extremely limited; registration is required. Call (520) 458-4225 or stop into the library to sign up.
Find out more »Movie Matinees
Indie favorites, major studio releases, and oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinées are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »January 2020
An Hour to Kill – Mystery Book Club
Swing by with your bagged lunch for a lively discussion on popular mystery titles, make new friends, and engage if your brain—if you DARE! Nov. 1 - The Last Policeman by Ben H. Winters Dec. 6 - The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn Jan. 3 - TBD
Find out more »Movie Matinees
Indie favorites, major studio releases, and oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinées are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »Teen Book Club
For November, read The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas and in January, read a YA graphic novel (not a manga) and come prepared to discuss it! Copies of book club books are available at the circulation desk. Book club will meet every two months. For youth in grades 8-12 only please.
Find out more »Puzzle Exchange
Love doing jigsaw puzzles but need ones new to you? Drop by the library for this fast, free, and furious trading of puzzles once a month. For ages 18 and older.
Find out more »Textile Arts
Using our textile arts materials youth learn different techniques and use those skills to complete projects. Call or stop by the library each month to see what the project is! This program is recommended for youth grades 5 and up. Space is extremely limited; registration is required. Call (520) 458-4225 or stop into the library to sign up.
Find out more »Hour of Code
Youth practice their coding skills at this program that pulls from Code.Org and other online resources at this staff lead event. Recommended for grades 6 and up, or advanced coders.
Find out more »Movie Matinees
Indie favorites, major studio releases, and oldies but goodies—you can see them all at the library. Movie Matinées are free and popcorn is available while supplies last. To get a list of upcoming titles, call the library or pick up a Movie Matinée bookmark the next time you stop by the library. For ages 18 and older.
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