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Book group fans - check out our online Facebook group CPL Reads! Each month we choose a different book to read, and each week we pose a few questions for our members to comment on and share their thoughts. Read more
Barb is part of a group of friends with artistic inclinations, several working professionally in the arts, all with the quirkiness that is so often linked with creative types. But soon we learn that this isn’t ordinary quirkiness. Read more
What brings parents and children from all over the city to Chandler Public Libraries? Storytime! High Five is a great addition to Storytimes at Chandler Public Library, and introduces five key concepts in early literacy: Talk, Sing, Read, Write, and Play. This week we're highlighting singing. Read more
Chandler Public Library’s mobile app puts the library at your fingertips! From a mobile device, you can instantly tap into library resources - anytime, anywhere! The free app is available on Android and Apple devices. Read more
Students need reliable resources for their reports. Ordinary websites might not be trustworthy (and teachers often limit the number of websites students can use), the best articles are copyrighted and not available for free online and the library might not have enough books for every student when they all have the same assignment. What to do? Check out our online research resources! They reprint articles from magazines, newspapers and encyclopedias, they’re free with your library card and they’re available from home even when the library’s closed. Read more
The August list of librarian favorites includes suspense stories set in different eras, novels that explore issues of body image and misogyny, a modern immigration story and a new entry in a long-running mystery series. Find out more about each selection - and place holds - by clicking the title to visit our catalog, and see the LibraryReads website to read brief reviews submitted by librarians from across the country. Read more
What makes Novels at Night different than other book clubs? It's a casual and easy going way to meet other readers. Each person can bring their own perspective about the book in the open, relaxed atmosphere that Even Stevens provides. (Plus they can grab some delicious food and drinks.) Read more
Each year, thousands of naturalization applications are submitted by people from a wide array of countries who are living in Arizona. The Sunset and Downtown library locations offer volunteer-led classes that discuss U.S. history and government, review the citizenship exam and cover how to complete the citizenship forms. Read more
The Chandler Public Library and the City’s Economic Development Division are partnering to host another series of free workshops to help small business owners start or grow their business. Read more
According to historian Marshall Shore, "Route 66 is a state of mind. The history, the nostalgia, the myths - it’s all become attached to Route 66." Join us on Saturday, July 21 at 10:30 a.m. to learn more about the Mother Road. Marshall Shore will share the history of Route 66 in Arizona, using music, video clips, still photos and Shore’s storytelling magic. Read more
