Libraries share stuff: books, programs, spaces, tech, and so on. Libraries also do outreach that connects communities to each other.

Free, non-credit, English as a Second Language Class for adults, presented by Palomar College:

Mornings with Master Teachers and Fellowship Artists
Weekdays August 3 – August 23*
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Please arrive 10 minutes early)
La Jolla Riford Library

An inclusive story time for ages 3-5 years, of all abilities, especially those with special needs.  Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes and free play in a small group setting.  2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesdays, 10:30-11:00 a.m.

Listen to simple books, do lap rhymes, finger rhymes and sing songs. Then play with fun educational toys while your grownups chat. For babies and toddlers and their caregivers.

Dr. Sanchez is available to answer business development questions, review resources, and more. Please call the library to make an appointment.

Little ones are able to make noise, play, and meet new friends. This is a loosely structured, baby-led program of play, music, bubbles, songs and more. For babies and toddlers 0-2 years.

Weekly projects are designed to introduce various art techniques and inspire creative process.

Are you looking to expand your technolog skills? We're here to help. Make an appointment for one-on-one assistance. Sign-up required.

Fun poses for parents and kids with lots of movement and a story. Watch your child transform into a cat, monkey, dog, lion, and much more.

Looking to meet up and work with other knitting and crocheting enthusiasts?

We’ve brought the yoga studio to our community!

Children and teens develop and nurture their creative talents in Anime/Manga Art.  No registration required.  Materials provided.

Early literacy lapsit storytime with music, fingerplays and books. Encourages language learning and cognitive development for young babies. Gives parents an opportunity to meet other parents while babies socialize and play.

 Instructors are from Silver Age Yoga.  Every class utilizes chairs but please bring your  own exercise mat if desired.  No reservations required.

Join the Friends of the Allied Gardens/Benjamin Branch Library and help make all of these programs possible!

The First Folio, published in 1623, gave the world its first look at the collected works of William Shakespeare. Author and actor Scott Farrell will "follow the Folio" from printing press to the modern day.

The UC Book Club meets on the 4th Wednesday of every month to discuss popular and thought-provoking books. Contact the library for reading schedule.

Join us for fun crafts. Geared towards children, but all ages are welcome.

Make a craft to take home!  Crafts are suitable for ages 3-13 but young kids should have a parent present.

Join us for funny books, silly songs, and creative crafts!  A great opportunity for kids to learn and work together in a casual setting.  Every Wednesday.  Ages 4-9.

Don’t wait to Communicate!  Open a window into your baby’s mind and personality with Baby Sign Language, and give your child a better way to commmunicate what she needs and wants.  

**New day and time**  Caregivers and children ages 2-8 are welcome to join us for a playful program that incorporates yoga, music, books and games!

Gain basic skills on using a computer, surfing the internet printing web pages, and using email. Sign-up at the Information Desk or call the RB Library.

Silver Age Yoga is designed so that seniors can safely participate at their level of comfort. Bring a yoga mat and water, wear comfortable clothing, and be prepared to remove your shoes.

Join our Lego Club every Wednesday with our very own lego expert, Ms. Victoria for cool projects and talking shop. Open to all ages but adult supervision needed for ages under 5.

In Seminar Room 4, downstairs.

All "master builders" are welcome to take on a LEGO challenge each session, or build something unique, working together or solo.  For children and families ages 5-12.  2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 3:30-5:00pm.

Jammin’ @ the Library program offers free beginning guitar instruction for teens and adults at the San Diego Public Library’s Central Library in a series of group lessons.  The program is for ages 12 and up.

Dr. Sanchez is available to provide job searching assistance, resume reviews, and more. Please call the library to make an appointment.

Do you want to learn how to use our eCollection like a pro? Stop by during this walk-in service with your device and get guidance, tips and advice on how to navigate the eCollection.

Play card and board games. Receive a free board game for participating! Several games, including new and classic, will be made available. All ages are welcome.

Learn, play, and create with LEGOs! Children can build with LEGOs and display their creations in the library.

Paint high, paint low.  Paint often so that your heart's all aglow.  Join Ms. Ana as she helps guide you through a fun paint session!

Bring an old t-shirt and turn it into a work of art! Supplies are limited. Sign up at the front desk starting Tuesday, August 1.

Join us and be a part of the positive change that the Logan Heights Teen Advisory Group has been working hard towards since 2009. Group meets the second and fourth Wednesday of every month.

Join us for three days and become a novice astrophysicist!

Kids can have fun and get creative while building with LEGO.

Paws for Reading is a program that allows children to read aloud to a therapy dog in order to improve reading and communication skills.

This yoga class is suitable for beginners but will offer modifications and variations that challenge advanced students.

Fun crafts for children of all ages!

Come help celebrate the wonderful services and staff of the North Park Library!  The Friends of the Library will be providing light refreshments.

Free course to deepen your knowledge and practice of meditation.

Learn how to play or come hone your skills against other players. All skill levels are welcome to join whether you are just beginning or a chess grandmaster. All ages welcome.

A community meeting that provides information and acts as a forum for community problems. 

There's a reason why beloved author Maurice Sendak ("Where the Wild Things Are") earned his reputation as a giant of children's literature - he believed the demarcations we've come to accept as differentiating adulthood from childhood were arbitra

Join us for stories, songs and a craft the whole family can enjoy.

Promotes education and appreciation of culture and folklore through music, dance and traditional arts.

Music from the Creole tradition of the Louisiana bayou. Joe Sands Fontenot, born in 1939 near Mamou, Louisiana, is the living embodiment of the Creole traditional music of the bayou.

Aryn Rannazzisi leads a gentle paced class combining breath work and postures (asanas) to promote strength, flexibility and balance. This all-level class will include inversions, back bends and sun salutations.

The Mystery Book Group will discuss a mystery novel. New members are always welcome to attend and participate! Please read the book beforehand. Books are available at the Circulation Desk while supplies last.

Children and their families are invited to join us for stories and songs on Wednesdays @ 6:30 p.m. Feel free to come dressed in your pajamas!

The Scripps Ranch Book Discussion Group invites you to join us on the 4th Wednesday of each month.

Staged Readings of Plays You Haven’t Seen… Yet