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Learn the art of knitting. See how much fun knitting can be. Open to all ages and skill levels. Bring a pair of needles and we'll help get you going; yarn available if needed. See how much fun and gratifying knitting can be!

Active little ones and their caregivers will have fun singing songs, dancing and reading while laying the foundation for future reading success.

A delightful program of music and movement for preschool age kids and their caregivers. 

A loosely structured program of play, music, stories, and songs to encourage your baby and toddler's growth and discovery of the world around them.  You are welcomed to join us for a fun learning experience.

These are no cost classes for parents with children age 0-5.  Classes give you opportunities to:

Have you ever thought about writing a memoir?  Or have you already started your memoir but could use input from others?

Come and participate in formal guided meditation and learn how to be more present in your life.

Party Bridge for ages 16 - Adult. Experience necessary.

Mind-Body Fitness for Older Adults is a restorative and contemplative class designed to promote physical and emotional balance, release stress, and create greater inner awareness through Hatha Chair Yoga.

Learn the art of knitting. See how much fun knitting can be. Open to all ages and skill levels. Bring a pair of needles and we'll help get you going; yarn available if needed. See how much fun and gratifying knitting can be!

Baby and Me Yoga is geared toward babies 4 weeks old to pre-crawling only.  Mom and baby will bond during this fun and intimate session. 

Stories, music and a craft. Recommended for ages 2 years and up.

Join us for our Book Club, which meets on the second Tuesday of every month from 1-2 p.m.

For the month June, we will be discussing My Antonia by Willa Cather.

If you or someone you know is struggling with stress, tension, anxiety, panic, mood disorder, anger, fears - you are not alone! Join Recovery International for peer-led, self-help meetings.

The Children’s class includes fun poses for parents and kids, yoga story time and a bit of singing.  Watch as your child transforms his or herself into a cat, a monkey, a dog, a lion and much more!  Class is geared toward children ages 3

Classes are free.  Enroll anytime in class.  Wear appropriate clothing and shoes for physical activity.  Weights and mats will be needed.  The class helps improve balance, strength, stamina and flexibility.

Bring your knitting, crocheting, & sewing projects to the library. Instruction may be included.

Labor Market Websites: (Hands On) Navigate the best labor market information websites to find out what’s hot and what’s not; jobs that match your specific skill set, building employer lists, résumé and interview tips, and much mor

Do you have a hobby where you collect things such as dolls, memorabilla, stamps, and more?  Want to show off your rabbits, plates, or concert tickets?  For a limited time, now you can!  Come and share in our special Tuesday edition

Mind/Body Fitness provides a way for older adults and people with disabilities to practice yoga and mindfulness. It is a great practice for everyone, as it deepens flexibility and strengthens personal body awareness.  Every Tuesday.

Join us for a program which is perfect for babies and young toddlers:  short, fun and interactive.  

These family-friendly craft workshops will be hand-on and multicultural.

Use the computer, along with CS First, to design your own stories, create and share your own animations, and learn how technology is used in the film and media industry for an 8-week long course.

Learn basic scientific concepts!  Conduct simple experiments!  This program meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesday of the month.  The Second Tuesday of the month will feature a special science experiment.  This program is espec

Calling all teens!  Please join us for fun, teen-friendly activities.  Whether it be a gross-out contest, a cool craft or a laid-back movie and popcorn.  These activities will definitely provide diversion and entertainment.

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

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

Read a favorite story to a furry canine friend.  This is a great chance to practice reading aloud!  For children of all ages.

Join us for an exciting monthly event, featuring programs inspired by the fields of: Science, Technology, Engineering,  Art, and Math.

All levels of Chess experience are welcome - beginners to advanced.

All ages, children and adults!

Ms. Linda will entertain you with stories and songs.

Join us for story-inspired stretches, music, and yoga-friendly toys. We will finish class by using our body, brain, and breath to transition from silly to calm. Please bring a mat or towel. Ages 3-8. Every Tuesday. 

Choose your cover and write the quote that will be your personal message or even your mantra.  There will be a selection so you can find the one that suits you best. They are wise thoughts from long ago that still hold true.

Take your love of arts and crafts into the modern age with the incorporation of Computer Aided Design using Silhouette Studio and the Cameo3 cutter.

Stretch your imagination and discover the artist within you've always known existed! Create fabulous crafts! In this program, get detailed instructions on how to make a craft you'll be able to take home! We provide the supplies!

Now you get a chance to see live animals up close when Wild Wonders visits the Clairemont Library!

Henna has been used to decorate skin for thousands of years! Decorate yours with the help of Ms. Natasha, henna tattooist extraordinaire!

Join Ms. Kim for music, songs, stories, activities, arts & crafts, and socializing.

This program is perfect for babies and toddlers.

Learn about different animals from all over the world-including South America, Africa, Australia & North America.

By building with LEGO blocks and DUPLO bricks, kids can learn by exploring with new ideas, sharing concepts and strategies with other attendees, and simply letting their imaginations run wild.   Each creation is put on display in the lib

You'll learn to make and reject phone calls, take and manage photos, customize wallpaper, input contacts, set preferred ringtones, and use the voice text and Siri features. Students will also learn to use iCloud and security features.

Learn how to play chess, or hone your skills!  Chess is a great way to improve logical thinking skills and math ability.  All levels welcome.  Ages 18 and under.  2^nd & 4^th Tuesdays.

Join Miss Kim for a fantastically fun program containing basic crafts, music, and the occasional story! Bang sticks together! Animate puppets! Sing catchy tunes! It's time for fun!

Come join us second and fourth Tuesday evening for a fun craft in the library! Materials provided. Ages 6 and Up.

Join us for an evening session of stories and literature!

Hullabaloo - fun music event for babies/toddlers. Do your little ones like to wiggle and shake and laugh and sing? Then this is for you!!! Bring a blanket if you like – the event is held in the park adjacent to the library.

Stick around after LEGO Playtime for fun stories provided by Grandma Kathy!

When Kathy cannot be with us, enjoy the story stylings of Ms. Sandy!

Chazz will take you on a whimsical safari with African Djembe drums. You’ll create jungle sounds, play simple rhythms and sing silly songs together, with a surprise ending! Chazz will also discuss the amazing culture and benefits of drumming.

President of the San Diego Mycological Society, Les Braund, will be presenting a talk  about the wild and wonderful world  of mushrooms in  San Diego County!  Learn about Earth Stars, Bird’s Nest and Blewit mushrooms as well as

Learn sign language while enjoying storytime in your comfy pajamas [Birth - 5 years old]

Emerging readers practice reading out loud to our patient therapy dogs from Love on a Leash. These dogs love to listen to your stories.

Learn to play chess for the first time or practice your latest strategies with other players. All skill levels are welcome.

Come join or Summer Reading Program event with Sparkles the Clown! This clown knows our Library audience and will showcase a magic show, balloon twisting and more!

No Registration required and for all ages!

Our series of Summer Reading Program events continues with a lively song and story session from Hopscotch San Diego.

This event is held outside; feel free to bring your own blanket or chairs.

The La Jolla/Riford Library and San Diego Comic-Con presents the Graphic Novel Book Club.

Go to www.comic-con.org to sign up and get more information along with reading lists.

Bring your mat, water, and wear comfortable clothing to this free weekly yoga class.  Bilingual.

Bring your mat, water, and wear comfortable clothing to this free weekly yoga class.  Bilingual.

Educational information and support group for the mentally ill, their family, and caregivers.

WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT YOUR CITY PARKS? Get involved! Come and learn about the Parks Master Plan and provide your input. Open House format. Come any time between 6:00PM to 8:00PM

Frank, a single man raising his child prodigy niece Mary, is drawn into a custody battle with his mother.

2017. 101 minutes. PG-13.

Free refreshments for movie-goers!

A book discussion group for introverts, melancholics, those experiencing depression or difficulty, and anyone tired of the "happiness/sucess contest."

Join the Brain Imaging Lab at SDSU to learn about how normal aging affects thinking and memory and what factors affect resilience and vulnerability to cognitive decline.

To be announced.

Learn the art of knitting. Bring a pair of needles and we’ll help get you going; yarn available if needed. See how much fun and gratifying knitting can be! Open to all ages and skill levels.

Join members of your community to discuss the monthly book selection.

Come see professionally staged readings of plays not yet produced in San Diego, from historic to hot-off-the-press. Then stay afterward to weigh in and “undo” the hot topics presented in the lively moderated discussion that follows.