Enhance your mood and well-being: attend this yoga class for adults.

Need help with the computer?  Come in for one-on-one assistance.

Join our knitting circle for a fun and social knitting experience. Bring your knitting and share stories and knitting tips.

According to the Mayo Clinic, "If stress has you anxious, tense and worried, consider meditation. Spending even a few minutes in meditation can restore your calm and inner peace."  Every Saturday except the 1st Saturday of the month.

The Accordion Club meets at the University Community Branch Library on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month for rehearsal. The public is invited to come and watch as they play!

Free Citizenship Classes provided by Montgomery Adult School.

Monthly sale.

Arrive early for the best selection.

Bring in your baby or toddler for a storytime that will help children develop communication skills through storybooks and songs.

Are you ready to party yourself into shape? Zumba® combines a high-energy cardiovascular workout with pulsating Latin music into a fun, calorie burning experience.

The Chill Burry Ladies Choir by Jennifer Ryan

Join us as professional artists Judith Shufro and Joe Nyiri introduce a fun new project for children each session. Free and all supplies provided. For ages 5 and up.

Learn internet basics: using a keyboard & mouse, using a flash dirve, browsing the internet, sending e-mails with attachments, and more!

Sign-up at the Information Desk or call the RB Library.

A variety of projects emphasizing creativity and individuality will be taught, as well as lessons on the masters and the techniques they used.  Limited to 10 artists; to register please call 619-533-3974.

Various Saturdays at 10:00 a.m.

Please call or come in to sign up.

High school students give free music lessons to children who play the following instruments: saxophone, clarinet, flute, trumpet. Registration required. Register online at http://sayamusic.org.

Join the Zumba craze! Find out what makes this fun workout such a hit. A towel and bottled water are recommended for our Zumba sessions.

This book club discusses fiction works. Please inquire at the Circulation Desk for the current selection.

 Children can read to Sparkle the dog.  Ages 3-8.

Let's get creative!  Color, paint, draw, and create a variety of fun and easy art and craft projects!  Held every Saturday.

Join us every Saturday at 10:30 for button making. Bring your own printed or drawn image or use one of ours! We have 2 1/2” buttons. All ages welcome. Express yourself @ the Library!

Children can read aloud to trained and certified therapy dogs.  “Paws for Reading” is designed to help children improve their reading skills and confidence in reading out loud.  All therapy dogs are provided courtesy of Love on a Leash,

Start your weekend with some weird, quirky, magical science!  Children will listen to a story and learn science concepts at the same time!  Hands-on activities center around science, technology, engineering, art or mathematics.

Kids can develop their artistic skills while enjoying a fun craft time.

Sign language fun for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers with Ms. Jennifer Duncan!

Come learn some simple signs and songs at this fun weekly event!

Free classes for adults to use their imaginations and create works of art.

Fun crafts for the whole family! Anything from various paper crafts to making slime! All ages welcome! Younger children may need assistance from parents.

Join us as UCSD Pharmacy students show how to recognize poisons, what to do if a poisoning happens, and how children can help prevent accidents at home.

High school students give free music lessons to children who play the following instruments: piano, cello and violin. Registration required. To register, go to http://sayamusic.org.

Hatha Yoga con rutinas yóguicas para el control de la respiración, y prácticas de meditación para mejorar  la salud física, emocional, mental y espiritual.

In preparation for the San Diego Museum of Man's new exhibit, PostSecret, a PostSecret Street Team will be hosting a “pop-up” postcard-making station at the Central Library&nb

Team up with real pilots, engineers, and technicians to learn about the principals of flight.  Then team up into squadrons and attempt to land your powered balsa wood glider on a replica aircraft carrier using design thinking, physics and fli

Join Mrs.Cheryl for some fun crafts!

Students will learn fascinating facts, including how much they would weigh if they lived on Jupiter and what causes craters on neighboring planets. Have you ever wondered about what causes craters??

Prácticas de meditación para disminuir la presión, el estrés y mejorar la salud total.

The culture of Islam comes to life through stories, songs and a craft. With over 1.8 billion Muslims in the world there are many lessons to learn about diversity, unity and harmony.

Free to attend, everyone welcome!

Want to develop your own voice and style?

Need to get those ideas out of your brain and onto paper?

We can help!

During this Library NExT game design course, students will learn how to make zombies walk and magic carpets fly. This course teaches animation basics as well as character and storyboard design.

Learn how to download library eBooks to your eReader or computer. Quick tips & helpful hints to get the most out of your downloads. Bring your own eReader, tablet, or laptop.

Come and make a terrific craft at your library! (Kindergarten-4th grade)

Do you enjoy math and are eager for a new challenge?  Learn new math concepts and strategies known for math competitions.  Prepare for math Olympiads and contests.  For students grades 6-8. 

March is Women’s History Month! Join us for an afternoon of baseball and the collision of sport, gender, and American society, featuring a new documentary by award-winning filmmaker Jon Leonoudakis, “Shutout!

The many wonders of chocolate, from the biochemical effects on humans to how and why it changes state, are probed in this Library NExT course.

Library NExT’s Messy Science class offers hands-on learning activities, including the opportunity to design structures and test their resiliency. Students explore concepts such as tsunamis, landslides, permafrost, glaciers, and sea level rise.

Elyse Darrow's Piano Studio recital. Open to the public. This program is neither sponsored nor endorsed by the San Diego Public Library. The Library is not responsible for the information presented in this program.

Finnegan Blue captures the essence of Folk  music by performing high energy original songs written, sung and played by sibling duo Anna Lee and Willie Fleming.  Filling out with guitar, trombones and mandolin, they are joined by bandmate

Join us for a French language storytime with vocabulary building, community building, and engaging stories from France. Free and for children of all ages. Presented by native French teachers from the San Diego French American School.

Kids make Lego creations. Be creative and have fun!

No sign-up needed. Appropriate for ages 3 to 8 years.

Come join this cultural experience honoring Spring and Nowruz (Persian New Year). You will get to enjoy some traditional music along with background on this ancient holiday which is celebrated on the first day of Spring.

Quick and helpful tips to get the most out of your technology.

eReader and Device Help

Need help understanding how to use your tablet or mobile phone? Bring in your device for hands-on, one-on-one help to answer general questions about your device. Learn how to access SDPL’s digital content and other eResources.

Kids K through 8: having trouble with that homework?  Need a little help?  Our friendly Coaches will provide assistance!  They'll guide you through math and science assignments, sit with you as you try to sound out words while readi

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Rev your engines and get the popcorn! In this program, children will make their own “cars” from cardboard boxes. After the decorating is done, kids can sit in their new vehicles to watch a movie.

"Duality: The Interplay of Violin & Viola" with Natalka Kytasty (violinist) and Judith Coker (violist). 

Find your purpose - Find your Major

In this program career coach and author Brooke Erol will answer the following questions that many teens struggle with: 

· How do I know what major to choose?

Attend a children’s Irish Dance performance, and then search for the leprechaun’s hidden gold.

Come join us for and hour of music and refreshments!

Join us for a moderated discussion about the impact of the current regime on immigrant writers' lives as well as their creativity.