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NOW EXTENDED UNTIL APRIL 30! Chinatown Service Center will be at the Library from February 2 through April 30 with their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Clinic. This program will offer free tax preparation for low-income taxpayers with annual incomes under $69,000.

The Library offers free homework assistance to elementary school children during the academic year. Students may bring in assignments and receive help from high school volunteers. No registration is required, but parents must remain with their children - this is not a drop off program.

NOW EXTENDED UNTIL APRIL 30! Chinatown Service Center will be at the Library from February 2 through April 30 with their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Clinic. This program will offer free tax preparation for low-income taxpayers with annual incomes under $69,000.

This fun and interactive workshop series will help community members build confidence using their smartphones for daily tasks and connections. Learn to use email, scan QR codes, access translation apps, and navigate maps to stay connected and independent. Registration is recommended. To register, call Adult Services.

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

Preschool Storytime is for children ages 3 - 5 and their caregivers. Join us for a fun and interactive storytime focusing on practicing school readiness skills through music, movement, and listening to stories.

Chinatown Service Center will offer 30-minute one-on-one appointments to help write resumes or cover letters and offer job seeking tips. Help is available in Mandarin and English. Register at bit.ly/3TCdAfb or by calling Chinatown Service Center at (213) 808-1758.

Baby & Toddler Storytime is for children under three years of age. Designed for parents and caregivers to attend with their children, Baby & Toddler Storytime includes short books, music, and nursery rhymes. These programs last about 20-25 minutes. Each baby must be accompanied by a caregiver.

NOW EXTENDED UNTIL APRIL 30! Chinatown Service Center will be at the Library from February 2 through April 13 with their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Clinic. This program will offer free tax preparation for low-income taxpayers with annual incomes under $69,000.

Spark your imagination with this month's rock painting! Kids ages 5-12 are welcomed to explore their inner artist and discover their won personal expression through various art techniques. No registration is required, but materials will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Junior Friends is a volunteer group for teens ages 14–18, providing leadership development and community service opportunities through the Library.

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

The Library offers free homework assistance to elementary school children during the academic year. Students may bring in assignments and receive help from high school volunteers. No registration is required, but parents must remain with their children - this is not a drop off program.

Craft with others on the month's featured project while enjoying a cup of tea and a chat!

Color the world a little brighter at Coloring Club! Kids of all ages are invited to bring spring to life with nature-themed coloring sheets featuring flowers, animals, and the great outdoors. A relaxing and creative way to welcome warmer days!

The Library offers free homework assistance to elementary school children during the academic year. Students may bring in assignments and receive help from high school volunteers. No registration is required, but parents must remain with their children - this is not a drop off program.

Volunteer attorneys will be on hand to answer questions at the free legal assistance clinic sponsored by the Asian Pacific American Bar Association (APABA) and Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Southern California (AJSOCAL). To register, call Adult Services.

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

Preschool Storytime is for children ages 3 - 5 and their caregivers. Join us for a fun and interactive storytime focusing on practicing school readiness skills through music, movement, and listening to stories.

Baby & Toddler Storytime is for children under three years of age. Designed for parents and caregivers to attend with their children, Baby & Toddler Storytime includes short books, music, and nursery rhymes. These programs last about 20-25 minutes. Each baby must be accompanied by a caregiver.

NOW EXTENDED UNTIL APRIL 30! Chinatown Service Center will be at the Library from February 2 through April 13 with their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Clinic. This program will offer free tax preparation for low-income taxpayers with annual incomes under $69,000.

Toddler Art & Play provides children ages 0-5 with art supplies, activities, and toys for a morning of creative fun! For this month's art activity, toddlers can practice gluing using different shapes and materials.

Teens will enjoy an exciting round of K-Pop Bingo and see if luck is on their side! For teens ages 14-18.

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

The Library offers free homework assistance to elementary school children during the academic year. Students may bring in assignments and receive help from high school volunteers. No registration is required, but parents must remain with their children - this is not a drop off program.

Join UC Master Gardener Chester Chau for a hands-on spring gardening workshop! Learn how to take care of flowers, vegetables, and other companion plants in small garden spaces! Space is limited, and RSVPs are required. To RSVP, call or text Adult Services.

Families are invited to join us for Spanish bilingual storytime, where they will hear books, sing songs and learn vocabulary.

Find your joy by discovering something new at the Library! From April 20-25, celebrate National Library Week with our Passport to Reading. Pick up a library passport, then use the guided activities to explore the Library and collect stamps as you discover new collections, programs and services.

The Library offers free homework assistance to elementary school children during the academic year. Students may bring in assignments and receive help from high school volunteers. No registration is required, but parents must remain with their children - this is not a drop off program.

This fun and interactive workshop series will help community members build confidence using their smartphones for daily tasks and connections. Learn to use email, scan QR codes, access translation apps, and navigate maps to stay connected and independent. Registration is recommended. To register, call Adult Services.

Kids ages 6 - 12 are invited to join us for Dungeons & Dragons! Adventure awaits new and experienced young adventurers as they travel a storybook world, saving one story at a time! This month features an Anansi story. Registration is required as space is limited. Registration opens two weeks prior to the event on April 7. To register, please visit or call the Children's Desk at 626-307-1358.

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

Preschool Storytime is for children ages 3 - 5 and their caregivers. Join us for a fun and interactive storytime focusing on practicing school readiness skills through music, movement, and listening to stories.

Baby & Toddler Storytime is for children under three years of age. Designed for parents and caregivers to attend with their children, Baby & Toddler Storytime includes short books, music, and nursery rhymes. These programs last about 20-25 minutes. Each baby must be accompanied by a caregiver.

NOW EXTENDED UNTIL APRIL 30! Chinatown Service Center will be at the Library from February 2 through April 13 with their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Clinic. This program will offer free tax preparation for low-income taxpayers with annual incomes under $69,000.

Kids of all ages are invited to celebrate National Library Week with a pirate party! Join us for games, crafts, and more fun activities!

Your imagination is the limit! Children of all ages are invited to build whatever they can dream during LEGO® Free Play. They can come up with their own designs or follow one of our LEGO® challenge suggestions.

The Junior Friends is a volunteer group for teens ages 14–18, providing leadership development and community service opportunities through the Library.

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

Learn about the basics of birding, then take a stroll through Barnes Park. All attendees will have a chance to win a beginner’s birding pack which includes binoculars, a pocket guide and a copy of Amy Tan’s The Backyard Bird Chronicles. To RSVP, call or text Adult Services.

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

Take charge of your future by exploring different career paths, mastering interview skills and connecting with professionals from Chinatown Service Center – Youth Center. Call or visit Adult/Teen Services to register.

The Library offers free homework assistance to elementary school children during the academic year. Students may bring in assignments and receive help from high school volunteers. No registration is required, but parents must remain with their children - this is not a drop off program.

The Library offers free homework assistance to elementary school children during the academic year. Students may bring in assignments and receive help from high school volunteers. No registration is required, but parents must remain with their children - this is not a drop off program.

Join Children's Services for stories, songs and rhymes!

Join us on the last Wednesday of each month for our adult All-Abilities Activity Club! Geared towards adults with developmental disabilities, each month we will enjoy an activity such as crafts, games, literacy activities, and more.

Preschool Storytime is for children ages 3 - 5 and their caregivers. Join us for a fun and interactive storytime focusing on practicing school readiness skills through music, movement, and listening to stories.

Baby & Toddler Storytime is for children under three years of age. Designed for parents and caregivers to attend with their children, Baby & Toddler Storytime includes short books, music, and nursery rhymes. These programs last about 20-25 minutes. Each baby must be accompanied by a caregiver.

NOW EXTENDED UNTIL APRIL 30! Chinatown Service Center will be at the Library from February 2 through April 13 with their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Clinic. This program will offer free tax preparation for low-income taxpayers with annual incomes under $69,000.

Join us for a special English/Spanish Bilingual Storytime and craft to celebrate Children's Day/Book Day! Kids of all ages are welcome.