(ages 12-17) Teen Advisory Board (TAB) members meet monthly to focus on what the library can do for teens by brainstorming teen programs and collections. TAB members receive service hours credit for meeting and projects. Learn more about the Teen Advisory Board. 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5, at Appaloosa Library
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This evidenced-based, award-winning program is designed to help older adults reduce the fear of falling and increase physical activity. Sponsored by the local Area of Agency, this eight-week workshop is designed to benefit anyone concerned about falling, who has had a fall in the past, or restricted their activities due to the fear of falling. Registration is required.
10:30 a.m. Thursdays, Sept. 14 - Nov. 2, at Civic Center Library
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Local architects Doug Sydnor and Ned Sawyer will discuss local architecture in this roundtable discussion moderated by author and community historian, Joan Fudala.
Light snacks and beverages will be provided.
5:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14, at Civic Center Library
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Get in Your Element this September by signing up for a library card! Did you know your Scottsdale Public Library card gives you access to not only physical materials like books, music, and movies but also museum passes, seeds, board games and so much more? Sign up for a library card today online or in-person at any Scottsdale Public Library branch. Already have a library card? Share the love and encourage your friends, family and neighbors to sign up for one!
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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is a fun, early literacy program that challenges families with young children to read 1,000 books together before they start kindergarten. It is an independent, self-paced program designed to develop and encourage the development of a strong literacy foundation. By reading with your child every day or engaging in early learning moments, you can help put your child on a trajectory for success with reading.
The program is free, but the rewards are priceless! Learn more and get started.
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Sci-Fi September is on Kanopy with films that explore the universe and beyond! Streaming films for free is fun and easy with Kanopy. Using a computer, mobile device or most smart TVs, watch major award-winning titles, world cinema including the best of the Criterion Collection, BBC and tv series, documentaries, classic Hollywood and more.
Tour the world, past and present, through hundreds of Great Courses. Keep the kiddos entertained with Kanopy Kids, which has Sesame Street, PBS and more just for them! Your library card will get you a world of entertainment.
Find more information on our Digital Library page.
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All Scottsdale Public Library locations will be closed Monday, Sept. 4, in observance of the Labor Day holiday. See a full list of holiday hours here.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation is launching its master plan, and we want to hear from you! The master plan will serve as a blueprint for department planning, projects, priorities and structure over the next 10+ years. As Scottsdale residents, your input and feedback are the most crucial part of this process. What new programs or amenities do you want to see? How can we improve our parks or processes? Over the next year, we will be collecting information and community input, assessing future needs and benchmarking with other agencies across the nation.
Visit the master plan website to fill out our survey, comment on our interactive map and learn more about the process.
You are receiving this newsletter because you are a Scottsdale Public Library cardholder. Comments or questions, please contact Alex Sanchez © 2023 Scottsdale Public Library System. 480-312-READ (7323) For information on requesting disability-related accommodation for events, meetings or programs, to request print materials in alternate format, or other necessary accommodations, please visit www.ScottsdaleAZ.gov/codes/accessibility. Requests should be made for that particular activity or program, or by contacting the City of Scottsdale office of ADA at [email protected] or 480-312-2500.
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