Citizenship classes - Saturday Mornings - 9:30 - 11:30am

Great bargains for readers of all ages!

Friday, April 3: 11:30 a.m. — 5 p.m.;

Saturday, April 4:   9:30 a.m. — 3 p.m.; 

Monday, April 6: 11:30 a.m.— 5 p.m.

Froggy Learns To Swim with the Rancho Family YMCA!

Classes begin March 21st in the San Ysidro Library Computer Lab and will continue every other Saturday. 

See schedule below.

March 21st:  Computer Basics

April 4th: Internet

Dive right into coding with Java, one of the world's most scalable and popular programming languages.  This is a practical and fun workshop with not lecture-style teaching.  You will learn by doing!  Workshops provided by the League

Take your baby to the library for a morning out!  Join us for stories, songs, bounces, and bubbles at our lap sit story time designed for our littlest of library patrons.  For families with children ages 0-18.

Children are invited to read to certified therapy dogs to build reading confidence.

Want to learn how to use our studio? Come to our class and we'll show you basics of using our recording studio. 

Volunteer bicycle mechanics provide minor repair and basic maintenance assistance on a walk-up basis. Bring your bicycle and receive help with flats, cables adjustments, and other simple fixes. 

Kids make Lego creations. Be creative and have fun!

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

Want to help the Linda Vista Library and the great community it serves?  The Friends of the Linda Vista Library could always use an additional helping hand!  Come to the Meeting and discover how you too can make a significant difference!

This program takes place at the 3rd Floor Partner Services Desk.

You are welcome to drop-in and speak with attorneys from San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program, Inc. and Procopio about patents and trademarks.

Let San Diego Public Libraries assist you in preparing for the transition from high school to college through the Admit One College Prep Academy! Admit one provides an advantage on SAT & ACT  test preparation.

The Little Writers program is a non-profit program for creative writing that aims to communicate a wide variety of techniques to young writers.

Get together with fellow teens and talk about all things books!

Your child is invited to an interactive workshop in visual storytelling, based on journals of people from around the world who came to California for gold! 

Seating for this workshop is limited...registration required.

Interested in joining a group to help the library make decisions about serving teens in the community? Want to earn service hours? Join the Beckwourth Branch Teen Council on the first Saturday of each month.

Learn how the Bora-Huitoto People, one of the many tribes living on the Amazon forest, make and use their drums to communicate among themselves and between villages.

Need something to do?  Come on by and get your creative juices flowing!  Art supplies are put out so that you can make simple and easy crafts.

Participate in fun projects & activities.  Join our teen volunteers who want to share their love for learning!

Join us at this drop-in clinic for training and help with open-source software, including Inkscape/Inkstitch, OBS, GIMP, Blender, Audacity, and many more!  Demos and help with installation and configuration will be provided.  Please brin

You are invited to an excerpted performance of THE GOLDEN RULE, including music and a hosted discussion of Hawaiian History in California! 

Songwriter Renata Olevsky will perform her songs with guitar accompaniment. Because these songs are written in Russian, Renata will translate the main ideas to the audience. Reminiscent of the style of Leonard Cohen.