Welcome to our virtual book club!  We will be discussing a wide variety of books ranging from classic selections to modern literature.

Current Selection

In collaboration with Microsoft, here is an opportunity to sign up for the Minecraft Hour of Code virtual workshop.

Students ages 6+ will learn how to code using Minecraft and code.org during this 90-minute class.

A guided meditation based on Buddhist wisdom to find happiness and peace in daily life.

A 45 minute Storytime for young children including books and music with the addition of American Sign Language signs with Jennifer Duncan from Signs at Play.

Easy and gentle yoga moves while sitting or standing next to a chair and focusing on breathing techniques and slow movements. This is an ideal class for those with limited mobility. Chair yoga is held on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays. 

If you have a love for writing and would like to develop your skills, this workshop is an excellent place for you. You will write short stories and poetry, share your work with others and discover other's work.

Join us each week to make a new craft. All materials will be provided. 

Monthly book discussion group. Members selects titles to read throughout the year, with discussion led by different volunteers from the group each month.

Look! Over there! Coming out of that library! It's . . . BOOKMAN! Using the superpower of reading, BOOKMAN has magically traveled all around the world – even into space!

Enjoy comedic storytelling through the art of pantomime!

Join Librarian Christina Wainwright for a read-aloud from Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" every weekday at 3pm. Drinking tea while listening to this British classic is encouraged, but not required.

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

Are you ready to pursue the fascinating topic of your roots?

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!

Paws for Reading is a program that allows children (K - 4th grade) to read aloud to a therapy dog in order to improve reading and communication skills.

Fun and simple crafts for children 3 years & up. Younger children may require parental assistance.

Learn how to use the Ancestry Library database and find out more about your family tree. Ancestry Library has resources for genealogical and historical research with more than 1.5 billion names in over 4,000 databases (including U.S.

The Friends of the Clairemont Library present a monthly free concert featuring talented local musicians. Please contact the Clairemont Library for more information.

Storybox Theatre is a wonderful way to present illustrated stories to youngsters.  Storybox is the American name we have given to the Japanese storytelling tradition called kamishibai.  (Kami = paper; shibai = theatre).  A storytell

Children will dress in beautiful costumes and portray Storybook Characters from a Children's Literature Selection about exploration and discovery.

All registrants will be emailed a WebEx link the day before the event. If you would like a link to the recorded presentation, please sign up below.

Put on your pajamas, grab your favorite stuffed animal, and join us for stories and songs. Stay to play quiet games after storytime.

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.

Do you love mystery books?

Put your detective skills to work and join a lively discussion with other mystery book lovers.