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  • Phoenix Public Library: Afternoons at Ocotillo

    Phoenix Public Library - Ocotillo Library 102 W. Southern Ave., Phoenix, AZ, United States

    Join us for afternoon kids activities--playing tabletop games, doing crafts, exploring STEAM activities and more! This program is supported by Friends of the Phoenix Public Library. Ages 6 - 18

    Free
  • Scottsdale Public Library: Cauldron Catapults

    Scottsdale Public Library - Appaloosa Library 7377 E Silverstone Dr, Scottsdale, AZ, United States

    Explore physics, measurement, and engineering with a spooky twist! Launch candy pumpkins, stretchy skeletons, and other creepy crawlies across the room using this easy DIY Halloween catapult. Space is limited,...

    Free
  • Pinal County Library District: After-School LEGO®

    Pinal County Library District - Apache Junction Public Library 1177 N. Idaho Rd., Apache Junction, AZ, United States

    This drop-in program is open to kids and teens ages 5–18 who love to build, create, and imagine. Each session features a fun LEGO building challenge, or participants can choose...

    Free
  • Pinal County Library District: Kid’s Makerspace

    Pinal County Library District - Vista Grande Library 1556 N. Arizola Rd., Casa Grande, AZ, United States

    Something different for kids every week at your Vista Grande Public Library Makerspace. Art classes, building days, and more! Program is intended for kids ages 6-12. Children under the age...

    Free
  • Phoenix Public Library: Family Fun

    Phoenix Public Library - Palo Verde Library 4402 N. 51st Ave., Phoenix, AZ, United States

    Join us at Palo Verde Library every Tuesday for a STEAM activity or art project! *This program is best for ages 5 and up.   Ages 5 - 12

    Free
  • Maricopa County Library District: Star Party

    MCLDAZ - Georgia T. Lord Library 1900 N. Civic Square, Goodyear, AZ, United States

    The desert southwest is the ‘astronomy capital’ of the United States. Here the sky is always a source of spectacle, inspiration, and discussion. Astronomers and quality optical telescopes provide a unique experience of direct observation of the Moon, planets, their moons, galaxies, star clusters, and gaseous nebulae. You’ll be awed by this natural spectacle! The...

    Free