Come to the Teen Area after school Tuesday - Thursday. The library will provide the materials and instructions for making your own make-and-take Duct Tape Pencil Pouch!

Come and enjoy electronic and board games, or just hang out. Free snacks and juice.

Get your body moving with a fun and easy cardio party!

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Come to the Teen Area after school Tuesday - Thursday. The library will provide the materials and instructions for making your own make-and-take Duct Tape Pencil Pouch!

A recipe for a happy life begins with an Optimum Life. This monthly six-part workshop series will cover the six dimensions to make that possible: Emotional, purposeful, social, intellectual, spiritual, and physical. Learn how to live your best social life in this third workshop of the series! Note: Grand Prize entries will be awarded for each monthly Wellness Workshop attended, with a Grand Prize drawing held at the final workshop on Dec 2.

Adult Book Club Meeting. This month’s theme: Choose Your Own Saga.

Enjoy an afternoon of movie matinee every second Tuesday for teens. This month we will screen Avengers: Endgame-huge blockbuster. Its FREE! Popcorn and drinks will be available for your enjoyment.

Get your body moving with a fun and easy cardio party!

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Create and explore with LED Origami and 3D Pens! This program is for Teens 13 years and up or with adult supervision.

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Code your very own mini robot and see what it can do! For grades 7-12.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a guacamole-making workshop for Teens!

Coloring isn’t just for kids anymore! If you like coloring, cookies, coffee, and tea, please join us for a relaxing hour coloring a variety of designs. All supplies will be provided. All adults welcome.

Come check out a feature flick while enjoying some treats! For grades 7-12.

Get your body moving with a fun and easy cardio party!

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

The Friends of the Canyon Hills Library (FOCAL) directly supports the Canyon Hills Branch Library and selected APL system programs and special events. Proceeds from memberships and book sales help fund special programs, summer reading activities and other valuable services. The community is welcome to join FOCAL’s meetings on the 3rd Thursday of every odd-numbered month, held at 9:30 AM in the multipurpose room, and volunteers are always needed to process donations, stock the Book Nook, and work special multi-day book sales.

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Ride a rollercoaster or check out planet earth! For ages 13 and up.

The literary history abounds in authors who wrote books that stood the test of time. Nowadays, some successful authors launch book after book after book, and never seem to be out of ideas or inspiration. What do they have in common? They are authentic, go beyond the limits of their mind, and don't question their worth as writers or their success. They follow their inner compass, enjoy the process of writing, and are happy to offer their gift to the world. If they can do it, you can do it! In this session, you will learn all about their tricks. You will be given practical tools and exercises that will help you to keep your creative juice flowing so that you never have to face writer's block again and unleash the writer within. This program is for adults and teens (7th grade and up). Presenter A.G. Billig will be selling and signing copies of her books at the event.

Join us for Tuesday Talks & Treats, our Adult Book Discussion group, featuring a different book every month.

Learn the art of paper cutting for Hispanic Heritage Month. Hispanic snacks and candies will be served with drinks.

Get your body moving with a fun and easy cardio party!

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Thursday Talks & Treats adult book discussion group will meet to discuss The Last Days of Night by Graham Moore.

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Need help downloading or navigating the cloudLibrary? Join us for a cloudLibrary launch party to learn how to access eBooks and enter the raffle for a chance to win a tablet. Don’t have a library card? Sign-up online or visit your local neighborhood branch to complete an application. Once you have your Library Card you can access thousands of books and much more for free! Find out more about the great benefits you can get from the Library at Anaheim.net/LibraryBenefits.

Anaheim Public Library presents the story of an amazing testament of courage and determination of its Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after WWII. Anaheim High School was the center of North Orange County education for this community where they established businesses and a church prior to WWII. Anaheim was attractive for these families to return and rebuild the City becoming a center for local Japanese American commerce and religion in Orange County. This 5,000 square foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts, and memorabilia as well as give a first-hand look at Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience which affected and devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942-1945.

Join us as we discuss Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi. For grades 7-12

You are invited to learn origami, the Japanese art of paper folding. The goal is to transform beautiful intricately designed flat square pieces of paper into a variety of finished sculptures through different folding techniques. This ancient art is not only relaxing but also teaches symmetry. You will learn to create three different patterns of origami sculptures and learn a variety of paper folding techniques. All ages welcome!