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Director Christopher Platt's message for September
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September Programs & Events Brochure
Our new Calendar of events offers you the opportunity to create program brochures with custom filters! We've created a short video that demonstrates how to create a custom brochure. We invite you to watch the video and try it for yourself!
Staff will be happy to answer your questions about the brochure and help you on your next visit! |
The library is partnering with the Downtown Farmers Market to support our local musicians in Santa Cruz County. Come shop at the market and enjoy a live concert! HAPPYCHAPPIES, SEPTEMBER 3 Southeastern + Midwestern USA fiddle + banjo dance music |
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With over 25 years of experience, Cindy guides individuals and groups to discover their authentic voice, navigate change with purpose, and elevate habits with clarity. Two dynamic and empowering sessions for teens. Pizza slices will be provided! |
Girls Who Code is a nation-wide organization dedicated to teaching girls not only the language and skills of coding, but about finding their confidence, learning teamwork and the drive to succeed in the world, especially in science and technology. Girls and non-binary youth will be invited to get together and learn coding skills while having fun, challenging themselves and creating friendships. |
Game Zone Scotts Valley Branch Library is offering a new program for tweens and teens to relax, hang with friends, and play games! We're offering a variety of video, card and board games as well as snacks every Wednesday afternoon. Come check it out and bring your friends! Ages 10-14 Snacks courtesy of the Friends of the Scotts Valley Library. |
Kids Crafternoon Get creative with a new craft each week! From fuse beads and mosaics to fun yarn projects, there's always something new to make. Best for children 6+. Children under 6 yrs old will need an adult present to help them. Drop in, no registration needed. |
International bestseller and book club favorite Meg Waite Clayton is the author of nine novels, most recently the instant USA Today bestseller Typewriter Beach, which is set here on the central coast, and the international bestsellers The Postmistress of Paris and The Last Train to London. Registration is recommended and walk-ins are welcome. |
Come and explore STEAM concepts (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) in a fun and welcoming environment. Some days we will have make and take projects and some days we will use gadgets and materials to learn and explore. This program is intended for ages 8-12. |
Pet Care 101 Join us at the Garfield Park Branch Library for this classroom program to build awareness of animal needs and responsible animal care through discussion, games, and storytelling. |
Help us celebrate bringing Minecraft to Branciforte with a screening of Minecraft the movie! |
AI as a Writing Tool Come learn what chatbots can and cannot do and the limits, both ethical and technical, to keep in mind before incorporating AI in your work. |
Rene Marchington, Volunteer with End of Life Choices California (EOLCCA), will discuss the importance of sharing your values and end-of-life wishes with loved ones, legal end-of-life options, and the resources and support provided by EOLCCA. |
Join novelist and former UCSC lecturer Robin Somers as she shares Eleven Stolen Horses, A Wild Horses mystery. Eleven Stolen Horses and Somers' other titles will be available for purchase and signing. |
Celebrate National Latin American Heritage Month with a musical performance of Brazilian and Argentine music. Delight in the music of Brazil and Argentina with Riviere & Simon at the Live Oak Library Annex at Simpkins Swim Center. Enjoy light refreshments and bring the whole family for this free concert. Riviere & Simon are members of Samba Cruz, a local band that plays Brazilian Popular Music, as well as original compositions influenced by Brazilian Music, Jazz, Argentinian folk music, etc. |
SCPL is partnering with Santa Cruz Black to provide additional opportunities to watch and discuss important films surrounding the theme of rising national Black consciousness. September's film is "Compensation". |
This 6-part series of presentations provides some historical context for understanding a range of contemporary issues: Patriarchy, Empire, Globalization, China and the World, Democracy, and Historical Thinking. Each illustrated talk will compare earlier and more recent manifestations of a particular issue.
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