Week Calendar

Focuses on the natural development of skills through the enjoyment of books, the importance of positive interactions between babies and parents, and the critical role of literacy-rich experiences. 30-45 minutes of fun, musical,&nbsp

Are you grieving the loss of a loved one?
Would you like a safe place… 
Meet new people?
To be with others who understand where you are?
To talk with others who are experiencing similar thoughts and emotions?

A gathering for quilting.

Training to coach GeriFit program

Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting

Table for people to pick up information on the 2020 Census and discuss how they can help, and benefit from helping out.

Stories, songs and more! 

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and kindergarten skills.  Same program on Wednesday and Thursday.

Time for adults to relax, have fun, and build positive relationships in the community. Coffee and coloring supplies are provided, but feel free to bring your own, if you like!

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Weekly themed storytime. A fun craft, related to the story will follow. Encourage the love of reading and don't miss out on the fun!

Join Jane Goddard for Historical Storytelling the first Wednesday of every month from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm in the Founders Room.

The Development Services Department is excited to continue our Meet us at the Library outreach events hosted at local libraries in 2020!

Development Services staff members answer your general building, zoning, permitting and department questions.

Bring a mat or towel and exercise to a Yoga DVD in a relaxing atmosphere.

Do you struggle with technology?

Weekly early child literacy program offered by Beaver Creek Librarians.

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and preschool skills.

Class is only 30-45 minutes long; please come early to look for books, visit the bathroom and eat snacks before class.  Thank you.

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and kindergarten skills.  Same program on Wednesday and Thursday.

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Discuss the early signs of diabetes and the most common signs and symptoms

Learn how best to manage diabetes and strategies for best practice

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and kindergarten skills.  Same program on Wednesday and Thursday.

These free talks are broadcast from Coconino County to the Yavapai County Law Library, Room 112 of the Courthouse, 120 S.

Use our sewing machine, badge making machine or Cricut die-cutting machine.

Stop by the first Thursday of each month and support the Library!

Nona

Gathering to knit and crochet.

Come enjoy the fun in celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday. We will have activities and snacks.

Do you need help with basic computer skills?  Come to the library for free computer classes!  We will help you learn computer skills and set up an email account.

The Friends of the Bagdad Library meet once a month to discuss upcoming events at the library.

We are always looking for volunteers so if you are interested in joining our meetings or events.

Do you get frustrated with your technology?  We are here to help! 

The Crown King Library can help you learn how to explore the internet, use Microsoft Office applications, set up email and more! 

How to upload photos currently on your computer to an email or to any website, including Facebook and Shutterfly

Coloring for Adults

A wonderful opportunity for a mother and child to learn the art of Quilting together.   This is a beginning quilting class for ages 10 and up.  Students will have the opportunity  to create finished products such as quilte

Social Crocheting and Knitting 

Bring a mat or towel and follow yoga videos with other healthy like minded folks in a calm setting.

A gentle exercise combining slow movement, deep breathing, focused intention, or a "Moving Meditation" to increase strength, balance and posture, prevent falls, improve mind, body and spirit, and reduce stress and increase relaxation.

Discover your inner wisdom through a fun process that allows you to be creative and expressive.

Meet and learn from Val Chanda, novelist, author of Zorn & Grayall mysteries
and Psy Mind series. Refreshments provided by the Friends of Clark Memorial Library.  

The heart-wrenching story of a young black girl in the early 20th century who's forced into a brutal marriage and separated from her sister.  Pizza provided by the Friends of the Library.

Bring a mat or towel and follow yoga videos with other healthy like minded folks in a calm setting.

Pet Partners of Prescott sends their team of Laura Cruiser to the Mayer Public Library. Cruiser is a trained therapy dog and his favorite thing to do is listen to children read to him.

Essential Basics of Windows 10 (3 Weeks) Registration Required

Hang out, create and share art with others, and have fun.  Once a month we will also have visitors from professional artists as well.

Weekly themed storytime with our favorite bearded dragon, Dewey. A fun craft, related to the story will follow. Encourage the love of reading and don't miss out on the fun!

Basic free information for people who are representing themselves in dissolution of marriage (divorce) or legal separation.

Epic Adventure Awaits! Hang out and create fun, hilarious, or horrifying stories together. It's all up to you what happens. No experience necessary, we will help you make a character and find a group.

Please join us for our monthly LEGO Club Meeting.

Every month is a new & exciting LEGO building challenge.

Does your elementary-aged student need help with math, writing, reports, special projects or other school work? Bring them to the Homework Club for one-on-one learning.

No-cost tax preparation and e-filing services for taxpayers of all ages. 

The checklist below includes items you need to bring when you visit an AARP Foundation Tax-Aide site for us to help you prepare your tax return(s)

Meet up for LGBTQ+ teens and allies, come hang out, discuss life and have some snacks.

Monday Movie Night: Frozen II

Bring a mat or towel and exercise along with a yoga video in a peaceful environment.

A monthly support and educational group for formerly incarcerated individuals and their family and friends to create hope for the future and help restore and rebuild their lives. 

Meets the 1st Tuesday of every month

Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting

Meet in the Teen Library to play a variety of games, eat pizza, and get to know each other.

All ages and abilities are welcome! Share your love of the game with others. Learn new strategies to improve your knowledge.