Adult

Programs Adults

*All programs are offered in-person unless otherwise noted.

Activity	Date	Time	Description
2nd Annual Peeps Diorama Contest	Due March 24	By 5:00 PM	Calling all creative Peeps! Young and old alike are invited to Coolidge Public Library’s 2nd Annual Peeps Diorama Contest. Create a diorama of marshmallow Peeps based on any theme. Recreate a book, movie, or springtime screen then bring your diorama to the library by Friday March 24 to be included in the contest. Watch social media to cast your vote and see who wins. Guidelines: Open to all ages Theme of your choice Make display using peeps candy of any color or type inside a standard-size shoes box Don’t have any Peeps? Use card stock, construction paper, etc. Just as long as it is in the shape of a Peep. Dioramas are due by Friday, March 24 at 5:00 PM Winners will be announced via social media Monday, April 3.
AZ Speaks: Southwestern Rock Calendars	March 7	2:00 PM	Native Americans in the US Southwest developed sophisticated skills in astronomy and predicting the seasons, centuries before non-Indian peoples entered the region. In this presentation archaeologist Allen Dart discusses the petroglyphs at Picture Rocks, the architecture of the "Great House" at Arizona's Casa Grande Ruins, and other archaeological evidence of ancient southwestern astronomy and calendrical reckoning, and interprets how these discoveries may have related to ancient Native American rituals.
Knights of the Square Table Chess Club	March 10	3:30 PM	The library's official chess club meets the second Friday of the month at 3:30 PM. Players of all ages and skill levels are invited to learn more about the game or teach their grandmaster moves to their fellow chess enthusiasts.
Write-Minded	March 14	2:30 PM	Do you keep a journal? Would you like to be able to write your own personal journal? Here’s your opportunity! The inexperienced, slightly-experienced, and experienced of all ages are welcome. Explore the written word together through journaling prompts, readings, and reflection. You are welcome to bring your favorite notebooks and writing tools. The library will also provide writing tools along with journals for you to use. The format is similar to many other writing groups, though focused on journaling: using assigned prompts for written exploration. Participants will have opportunities to cultivate and read their writing with the support of the community that comprises the group.
Ready for Spring Cleaning: Craft Edition	March 16	2:00 PM	We did some spring cleaning and we want to see what you can make. Fill a bag provided by the library with craft supplies to build a one-of-a-kind creation! Share your creation with us on social media by tagging @Coolidgepubliclibrary or use #ReadaCPLbooks
Get Hooked on Crochet	March 21	2:00 PM	Have you ever wanted to learn to crochet? Drop by the library for this new monthly program led by Tonia Frickling. This program teaches the basics of crocheting. Learn the names of and how to crochet common stitches. Crochet hooks and yarn will be provided.
De las Sombras a la Luz	March 22	3:30 PM	El taller De las Sombras a la Luz explorará las reglas que se encuentran en las familias disfuncionales y cómo las emociones negativas impactan su salud. Únase a este taller en español con Lourdes Pessetto donde examinará cómo lograr el equilibrio en su vida. Por favor regístrese con anticipación llamando al 520-723-6030, o enviando un correo electrónico a library@coolidgeaz.com
Friends of the Library Mini Book Sale	March 24	9:00 AM – 1:00 PM	What's old is new again at the Friends of the Library Mini Book Sale. Taking place inside the library, items will be available at low, bargain prices. Sale items include paperback, hardback, fiction, nonfiction, children's books, audiobooks, and DVDs.
Arizona @Work Pre-Hire Event	March 20	10:00 AM – 1:00 PM	Are you looking for a way to grab employers' attention to your resume? Arizona@Work presents a Pre-Hire Event at the library. You can gain tips to build a winning resume, practice your interview skills, and learn how to navigate the AZJobConnection website. Arizona@Work will provide information on scenarios to help you succeed in an interview during this event. Get the inside scoop on which employers and companies in the area are currently hiring.
The Tight Knit Craft Club	March 28	2:00 PM	The library's craft club is back. Unleash your creativity at the craftiest place in town. You will create DIY Doormats. All materials are provided. Space is limited to the first 15 people to sign up. Register at Library@coolidgeaz.com or call the library at 520-723-6030.
Soils, Amendments, and Fertilizers	March 29	3:30 PM	Soil is a critical component of any successful garden. The University of Arizona Cooperative Extension offers a wealth of resources to help you learn about Arizona soils, amendments, and fertilizers that can help make them more productive for your garden. Understanding what you are working on within your garden will make it easier to plan for successful gardening. With the right soil, amendments, and fertilizer, you can create an environment where plants can thrive for years to come.
Water & Irrigation 101	March 30	3:30 PM	Water is a precious resource and it's important to use it wisely. Learn tips on how to irrigate without wasting water. Learn about controllers and drip irrigation. Determine how often to water your plants. Their guidance can help you make sure that your garden is getting the right amount of water without wasting any. Additionally, their advice can help you conserve this valuable resource while keeping your plants healthy.