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Glassford Dells Project Steering Committee Meeting

Glassford Dells Steering Committee Meeting

Ninja Fitness: Family Yoga and Pilates

Pokemon Club

The Internment Experience, September 25th, 2023, In person program

Prescott Valley Public Library & Mayer Public Library presents, The Internment Experience on Monday, September 25th, 2023, from 12:00-2:00 pm.

Storytime (Ages 4 through 5) with adult

Come share short stories, fun songs, early literacy tips, and kindergarten readiness skills. Class is 30-45 minutes long. Program is free and open to the public. Registration is required but you will only need to sign up once for the entire month. Please sign up each child individually. Thank you!

Teen Pop N Paint - Canvas Painting

Paint on a canvas and drink soda for a relaxing and creative atmosphere. There will be two sessions. Register for your timeslot! We meet in the YA Art Room at Prescott Valley Public Library.

Writer in Residence Consultations with Amy Lukavics

Published author Amy Lukavics is offering 30-minute virtual consultation sessions for aspiring writers. Book your appointment(s) now by registering for a timeslot. Amy's office hours are Mondays & Wednesdays, 5 to 7 PM from September through November. The appointments will be held on Zoom and a link will be provided before the consultation. 1-1 Consultations are open to teens and adults. Amy Lukavics, Prescott Valley’s Writer-in-Residence, is the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of The Ravenous. She also published Daughters unto Devils, The Women in the Walls, and Nightingale, with works published in middle grade, young adult, and adult horror fiction. Learn more about Amy Lukavics on her website here: Amy Lukavics Website. More info? 928.759.3040 This project is supported by the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Crafty Teen: Balloon Pumpkins

Calling all crafty teens! Join us at the library for our next upcoming craft, where you can unleash your creativity, learn new skills, and connect with fellow craft enthusiasts. From Jewelry-making to DIY projects, our teen staff will guide you through various activities. No experience is needed - just come and have fun exploring crafts, making friends, and sparking your imagination. Mark your calendars and join us for this month's craft: Balloon Pumpkin!

Teen Café

Join the Prescott Valley Public Library for a free and fun in-person after-school hangout. Teen Café includes activities, games, and snacks. Some weeks have a special theme. All teens are welcome! We meet on the 3rd floor in the Crystal Room. Registration is not required. First come, first served.

Writer in Residence Consultations with Amy Lukavics

Published author Amy Lukavics is offering 30-minute virtual consultation sessions for aspiring writers. Book your appointment(s) now by registering for a timeslot. Amy's office hours are Mondays & Wednesdays, 5 to 7 PM from September through November. The appointments will be held on Zoom and a link will be provided before the consultation. 1-1 Consultations are open to teens and adults. Amy Lukavics, Prescott Valley’s Writer-in-Residence, is the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of The Ravenous. She also published Daughters unto Devils, The Women in the Walls, and Nightingale, with works published in middle grade, young adult, and adult horror fiction. Learn more about Amy Lukavics on her website here: Amy Lukavics Website. More info? 928.759.3040 This project is supported by the Arizona State Library, Archives & Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Teen Game Time

The Teen Game Room is open on Thursdays! Game Systems include Wii, Nintendo Switch, and X-Box One. Plus, there are also a ton of board games to play as well. There is limited space for the video games. First come, first served. Note: Make sure to bring a library card or photo ID to borrow the video game equipment.

Writer in Residence Workshop: The Ins and Outs of Outlining a Novel

The Ins & Outs of Outlining A Novel: Whether roughly or chapter by chapter Did you know there are several ways to outline a novel and that no technique is better or worse than the others? Learn about a variety of potential methods that are meant to take the author’s lead and help them get through their first draft, with as little or as much structure as they please. 'The Ins & Outs of Outlining a Novel' is one workshop in a series of Writer in Residence Workshops. Note: Each workshop stands alone, and you are not required to attend all of them. Take a look at all the other workshops here: The Basics of Storytelling and How to Complete a Novel: A Young Adult Workshop How to Keep Your Creativity Cycle from Drying Up: Make the most of the juice you’ve got! Editing 101 The Querying Process Tips to “Making It” in Publishing

Tween After School Art Club

Puente de la Comunidad

Movies Under the Stars Series

Town Council Meeting