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Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
Learn how to make a zine from Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award winner MK and make a zine to take home with you.
Recommended for ages 14+, adult topics may be discussed.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from scams in this presentation by AARP. We'll cover the latest tactics used by criminals, share real-life scams happening in Alaska, and provide practical tips to help you protect yourself and your loved ones. Take advantage of this opportunity to empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to fight fraud and stay safe!
We can help you with navigating paper applications, online applications, and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Whether you're a seasoned home chef or a beginner in the kitchen, this program offers a wonderful opportunity to expand your culinary horizons and connect with fellow food lovers. Each participant must register in advance before the monthly potluck. Register Here On the first Wednesday of each month, the club will explore a specific culinary theme, cookbook, or cuisine that will serve as the focus for the next meeting. Members have the option to participate in a potluck.
While the Club strives to provide a diverse range of recipes, it may not be able to accommodate all allergies or dietary restrictions. Participants with specific dietary needs should exercise caution and consult with a healthcare professional or qualified nutritionist before preparing or consuming any Club recipes.
Please contact Amanda Andros for more information. amanda.andros@anchorageak.gov
UPDATE: this event is cancelled due to weather and road conditions. Stay safe out there and keep checking back; we will reschedule this event!
Top Scams in Alaska: AARP Alaska's Tips for Staying Safe
Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from scams in this presentation by AARP. We'll cover the latest tactics used by criminals, share real-life scams happening in Alaska, and provide practical tips to help you protect yourself and your loved ones. Take advantage of this opportunity to empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to fight fraud and stay safe!
United Way Health Insurance Navigators will help with health insurance applications for the Affordable Care Act open enrollment.
We can help you understand and use computers and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you with navigating paper applications, online applications, and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Visit the library during Chugiak-Eagle River’s Merry Merchant Munch! Craft your own snowflake and enjoy a library friendly sweet treat. Need a library card? Get one during the event, its quick and easy! Or just stop in and say “hi” while you enjoy some winter wonderland fun with the Chugiak-Eagle River community!
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Inaugural tabling at New Hope food pantry.
Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
A social gathering and craft time for adults who experience special needs. Discover your creative side with simple crafts and spend time with old and new friends.
Don't miss out on AARP Alaska's presentation on fraud prevention, packed with insights from AARP's Fraud Watch Network. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from scams that target individuals of all ages. We'll cover the latest tactics used by criminals, share real-life scams happening in Alaska, and provide practical tips to help you protect yourself and your loved ones. Take advantage of this opportunity to empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to fight fraud and stay safe! Because, if you can spot a scam, you can stop a scam.
Get help with your family tree, scanning photos and documents, and doing research online. Learn more about genealogy resources that you can access free through the Anchorage Public Library. This program is presented in partnership with the Anchorage Genealogical Society.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join us this month for a hands-on learning experience with People Mover!
In partnership with the Anchorage Public Library, the People Mover Travel Trainer will present at
recurring gatherings to teach you how to:
• Read Transit maps and schedules
• Access & customize transit-related apps
• Set up mTicket for Half Fare discounts
• Bike rack training… and more!
After classroom training, the group will ride a route to/from the Downtown Transit Center with the
Travel Trainer. Training is open to the public and registration is not required.
We can help you with navigating paper applications, online applications, and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
United Way Health Insurance Navigators will help with health insurance applications for the Affordable Care Act open enrollment.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. There will be two tables for beginners as well as space for you to bring your own campaign. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you with navigating paper applications, online applications, and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Need a place away from prying eyes to wrap your holiday gifts? Then sneak into the Community Room (down the hall from the Library) to join your neighbors and friend to wrap gifts. We’ll provide space and some holiday music; you bring the gifts and wrapping materials.
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
United Way Health Insurance Navigators will help with health insurance applications for the Affordable Care Act open enrollment.
Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
The People Mover Travel Trainer will teach you how to:
- Read Transit maps and schedules
- Access & customize transit-related apps
- Set up mTicket for Half Fare discounts
- Bike rack training and more
After classroom training, the group will ride Route 25 to the Downtown Transit Center and return on Route 85 to the library with the Travel Trainer.
Pick up hobbies and crafts you have been procrastinating working on. Get help, get inspired, finish the project.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Bring a treasured dish and/or recipe to share with others. Try each others’ food, swap recipes, share your stories about the dishes, and socialize. If you need help making photocopies of your recipe to share, make sure to stop by the third floor and ask for assistance.
We can help you with navigating paper applications, online applications, and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
The Library Advisory Board (LAB) acts as the planning body for library activities and special projects and makes recommendations to the administration and assembly. The board also reviews annual budgets and operations. It consists of nine members and is established under Chapter 4.60.40 of the Municipal Code. The Library Director serves as the Executive Secretary.
To provide feedback to the Library Advisory Board, email apl@anchorageak.gov with "Attention Library Advisory Board" in the subject line.
The Library Advisory Board meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 5:30 PM at Loussac Library. Occasionally the board will meet at one of the four branch libraries within the system.
More LAB information and virtual sign in options can be found here.
Explore your inner Sherlock Holmes or Mrs. Marple. Join us to share your favorite Mystery books. Choose your own book for each discussion based on a monthly theme and share it with others. Check our Mystery Book Club Webpage for this month's theme.
Email Tamzan Barnes at Tamzan.barnes@anchorageak.gov for the meeting link if you plan to attend virtually.
Come to the library for a cozy crafting afternoon where creativity meets community! Whether you're a beginner ready to learn or a seasoned knitter, this club welcomes all skill levels. Bring your projects, share your tips and tricks, and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in a supportive environment. Let's create and connect!
We can help you understand and use computers and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Don't miss out on AARP Alaska's presentation on fraud prevention, packed with insights from AARP's Fraud Watch Network. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from scams that target individuals of all ages. We'll cover the latest tactics used by criminals, share real-life scams happening in Alaska, and provide practical tips to help you protect yourself and your loved ones. Take advantage of this opportunity to empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to fight fraud and stay safe! Because, if you can spot a scam, you can stop a scam.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you with navigating paper applications, online applications, and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Need a place away from prying eyes to wrap your holiday gifts? Then sneak into the Community Room (down the hall from the Library) to join your neighbors and friend to wrap gifts. We’ll provide space and some holiday music; you bring the gifts and wrapping materials.
Come to the library for some crafting, creativity, and community. Bring your projects, share tips and tricks, get inspired, and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in a supportive environment. We’d love to see what you’re working on!
Handmade, portable crafts only please.
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
Seniors, join local poet and facilitator Brian Hutton for a poetry workshop, including exercises and discussions on creativity and mental well being.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Join us for the Gerrish Book Club discussion. December’s title is The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt. Cookies and coffee provided!
Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
January
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Come to the library for some crafting, creativity, and community. Bring your projects, share tips and tricks, get inspired, and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in a supportive environment. We’d love to see what you’re working on!
Handmade, portable crafts only please.
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
You’re invited to kick off the 2026 Winter Reading Challenge with a “book fair” of titles to help you fill out your bingo card. Relive your school book fair days with a great selection of books and color your own bookmark. All you need is your library card to check out all the gems you'll want to take home.
For more information about the Winter Reading Challenge, visit bit.ly/APLWRC26
Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Whether you're a seasoned home chef or a beginner in the kitchen, this program offers a wonderful opportunity to expand your culinary horizons and connect with fellow food lovers. Each participant must register in advance before the monthly potluck. On the first Wednesday of each month, the club will explore a specific culinary theme, cookbook, or cuisine that will serve as the focus for the next meeting. Members have the option to participate in a potluck.
While the Club strives to provide a diverse range of recipes, it may not be able to accommodate all allergies or dietary restrictions. Participants with specific dietary needs should exercise caution and consult with a healthcare professional or qualified nutritionist before preparing or consuming any Club recipes.
Please contact Amanda Andros for more information. amanda.andros@anchorageak.gov
Use our wide variety of board, dice, or card games or play with our Wii, Nintendo Switch or X-box or bring your own game!
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Be a part of the experience as we create vision boards to celebrate the past year and dreams for the new year! All art supplies will be provided!
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Top Scams in Alaska: AARP Alaska's Tips for Staying Safe
Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from scams in this presentation by AARP. We'll cover the latest tactics used by criminals, share real-life scams happening in Alaska, and provide practical tips to help you protect yourself and your loved ones. Take advantage of this opportunity to empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to fight fraud and stay safe!
Grab your current read and join us for two hours of communal silent reading in our lovely Ann Stevens Room. Stick around after to continue reading or socialize.
Learn about our Winter Reading Challenge Book Bingo, check out some of our prompt recommendations, and share your own book recommendations.
Are you curious about cribbage: a game of card strategy, counting skills, and luck? Did you used to play, but need a refresher? Are you an expert who wants to help other people learn? Well, this is your chance to join an informal group for cribbage players of all skill levels. Cribbage is mostly played by two people, but three people and teams of four may also play. We have a few cribbage boards and playing cards on hand, but feel free to bring your favorite set so more can play.
Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
A social gathering and craft time for adults who experience special needs. Discover your creative side with simple crafts and spend time with old and new friends.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Get help with your family tree, scanning photos and documents, and doing research online. Learn more about genealogy resources that you can access free through the Anchorage Public Library. This program is presented in partnership with the Anchorage Genealogical Society.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
United Way Health Insurance Navigators will help with health insurance applications for the Affordable Care Act open enrollment.
Our Community Resources Team offers help with any applications you need to complete: jobs, financial aid, MyAlaska, and more. First-come, first-served.
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Anchorage Health Department staff. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize, and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Join us to learn:
1) How to identify a likely opioid overdose
2) How to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and
3) Why this is important in our community now
Use our wide variety of board, dice, or card games or play with our Wii, Nintendo Switch or X-box or bring your own game!
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Pick up hobbies and crafts you have been procrastinating working on. Get help, get inspired, finish the project.
Learn how to make a zine from Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award winner MK and make a zine to take home with you.
Recommended for ages 14+, adult topics may be discussed.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Come to the library for a cozy crafting afternoon where creativity meets community! Whether you're a beginner ready to learn or a seasoned knitter, this club welcomes all skill levels. Bring your projects, share your tips and tricks, and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in a supportive environment. Let's create and connect!
Explore your inner Sherlock Holmes or Mrs. Marple. Join us to share your favorite Mystery books. Choose your own book for each discussion based on a monthly theme and share it with others. Check our Mystery Book Club Webpage for this month's theme.
Email Tamzan Barnes at Tamzan.barnes@anchorageak.gov for the meeting link if you plan to attend virtually.
Our Community Resources Team offers help with any applications you need to complete: jobs, financial aid, MyAlaska, and more. First-come, first-served.
Use our wide variety of board, dice, or card games or play with our Wii, Nintendo Switch or X-box or bring your own game!
Part 4 of Expanding Horizons: a Lecture Series at the Library
The history of the early French space program, including France's role in the Cold War and French mobile rocket launch units which conducted upper atmosphere experiments in regions like Norway and Antarctica
Featuring UAA History professor Dr. Katherine Sinclair
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
The Eagle River Spinners meet monthly to spin fiber together. New members are always welcome. Never spun before? Stop by for a for a free demonstration as the Spinners work on their own amazing yarns.
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Learn to knit! No experience needed—supplies provided. Skill level: ideal for ages 13+, or anyone with a sincere interest in knitting, ability to follow multi-step directions, and the ability to tie their own shoes without help.
Space is limited to 10 participants; visit the Muldoon Library or call 907-343-4032 to reserve your spot. Reservations for the class will be held for 10 minutes, after which we will offer empty spots to patrons present in the library on a first-come, first serve basis.
Get ready for an exciting panel discussion with three Alaskan authors! Lori Townsend, Alaska reporter and author of Operation Wind Storm, American Home Wrecker and Ghost Ship, David G. Brown, author of Fragmento and Deacon’s Crossbow, and Lois Simenson aka LoLo Paige, author of Alaska Blaze, Alaska Inferno and Alaska Spark. They will come together to share their experiences and wide-ranging bodies of work!
Explore multiple schooling options for your child and meet representatives from homeschool alternatives, private schools, and the Anchorage School District. We also offer a Preschool Pavilion for preschool, Head Start, and kindergarten prep programs!
It is our hope to help families make informed choices and better prioritize their time and resources before the lotteries and various other enrollment deadlines this spring.
Is your organization interested in hosting a table? Contact Samantha Blanquart at samantha.blanquart@anchorageak.gov or (907) 343-2840 to inquire about space.
Join us for drop in hours to get help with your family tree, scanning photos and documents, and doing research online. Learn more about genealogy resources that you can access free through the Anchorage Public Library. Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop or flash drive to save information found during the workshop. This program is a partnership with the Anchorage Genealogical Society.
Do you knit, crochet or sew or are you a beginner looking for a start? Join us for a weekly meetup and bring your ideas or current projects. We will have lessons for beginning knitters with long-time beloved resident Cleary Donovan. Materials and tools provided.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
Meet with representatives from a variety of local agencies, including job recruiters!
Our Community Resources Team offers help with any applications you need to complete: jobs, financial aid, MyAlaska, and more. First-come, first-served.
Connect with local recruiters and explore job opportunities across Anchorage! Meet one-on-one with hiring representatives and speak with a Municipality of Anchorage Employment Specialist to get tips on applying for city jobs, understanding qualifications, and navigating the hiring process.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join us for the Gerrish Book Club discussion. January’s title is Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor. Cookies and coffee provided!
February
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Come to the library for some crafting, creativity, and community. Bring your projects, share tips and tricks, get inspired, and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in a supportive environment. We’d love to see what you’re working on!
Handmade, portable crafts only please.
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are available to provide tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to ensure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.
Appointments preferred, call 2-1-1 to make an appointment.
Walk-ins are accommodated on a space-available basis.
Please bring physical Social Security CARDS for everyone on the return, photo ID for adults, and all IRS tax forms and letters.
Grab your current read and join us for two hours of communal silent reading in our lovely Ann Stevens Room. Stick around after to continue reading or socialize.
Learn about our Winter Reading Challenge Book Bingo, check out some of our prompt recommendations, and share your own book recommendations.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Pick up hobbies and crafts you have been procrastinating working on. Get help, get inspired, finish the project.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Part 5 of the Expanding Horizons Lecture Series
This "Planning the End of Your Life" workshop will share the documents - including an Advanced Healthcare Directive, Medical Power of Attorney, Will, and Disposition/Funeral Plan - you can complete now to make the end of life transition easier when it comes. UAA Health Sciences professor Dr. Corrie Whitmore will briefly describe the decisions outlined in these documents and discuss steps you can take today to prepare for the end of your life, whether it's expected next week or in the next century.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
The Eagle River Spinners meet monthly to spin fiber together. New members are always welcome. Never spun before? Stop by for a for a free demonstration as the Spinners work on their own amazing yarns.
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are available to provide tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to ensure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.
Appointments preferred, call 2-1-1 to make an appointment.
Walk-ins are accommodated on a space-available basis.
Please bring physical Social Security CARDS for everyone on the return, photo ID for adults, and all IRS tax forms and letters.
Explore multiple schooling options for your child! Come meet representatives from homeschool alternatives, private schools, and the Anchorage School District.
It is our hope to help families make informed choices and better prioritize their time and resources before the lotteries and various other enrollment deadlines this spring.
Join us for drop in hours to get help with your family tree, scanning photos and documents, and doing research online. Learn more about genealogy resources that you can access free through the Anchorage Public Library. Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop or flash drive to save information found during the workshop. This program is a partnership with the Anchorage Genealogical Society.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Time especially for seniors to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are available to provide tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to ensure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.
Appointments preferred, call 2-1-1 to make an appointment.
Walk-ins are accommodated on a space-available basis.
Please bring physical Social Security CARDS for everyone on the return, photo ID for adults, and all IRS tax forms and letters.
March
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Come to the library for some crafting, creativity, and community. Bring your projects, share tips and tricks, get inspired, and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in a supportive environment. We’d love to see what you’re working on!
Handmade, portable crafts only please.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are available to provide tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to ensure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.
Appointments preferred, call 2-1-1 to make an appointment.
Walk-ins are accommodated on a space-available basis.
Please bring physical Social Security CARDS for everyone on the return, photo ID for adults, and all IRS tax forms and letters.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are available to provide tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to ensure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.
Appointments preferred, call 2-1-1 to make an appointment.
Walk-ins are accommodated on a space-available basis.
Please bring physical Social Security CARDS for everyone on the return, photo ID for adults, and all IRS tax forms and letters.
Grab your current read and join us for two hours of communal silent reading in our lovely Ann Stevens Room. Stick around after to continue reading or socialize.
Learn about our Winter Reading Challenge Book Bingo, check out some of our prompt recommendations, and share your own book recommendations.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Pick up hobbies and crafts you have been procrastinating working on. Get help, get inspired, finish the project.
Learn how to make a zine from Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award winner MK and make a zine to take home with you.
Recommended for ages 14+, adult topics may be discussed.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Artificial intelligence is no longer science fiction—it’s in our phones, our shopping carts, and our classrooms. In this talk, Dr. Tonia Dousay, Dean of the UAA School of Education, unpacks what AI really is (and isn’t), explores how teachers and students are already utilizing it, and tackles significant questions about ethics, bias, and the future of learning. With stories that range from Neal Stephenson’s The Diamond Age to real examples from Alaska classrooms, she invites us to imagine how AI can support—not replace—the human side of education.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
The Eagle River Spinners meet monthly to spin fiber together. New members are always welcome. Never spun before? Stop by for a for a free demonstration as the Spinners work on their own amazing yarns.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are available to provide tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to ensure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.
Appointments preferred, call 2-1-1 to make an appointment.
Walk-ins are accommodated on a space-available basis.
Please bring physical Social Security CARDS for everyone on the return, photo ID for adults, and all IRS tax forms and letters.
Join us for drop in hours to get help with your family tree, scanning photos and documents, and doing research online. Learn more about genealogy resources that you can access free through the Anchorage Public Library. Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop or flash drive to save information found during the workshop. This program is a partnership with the Anchorage Genealogical Society.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
April
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Come to the library for some crafting, creativity, and community. Bring your projects, share tips and tricks, get inspired, and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in a supportive environment. We’d love to see what you’re working on!
Handmade, portable crafts only please.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are available to provide tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to ensure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.
Appointments preferred, call 2-1-1 to make an appointment.
Walk-ins are accommodated on a space-available basis.
Please bring physical Social Security CARDS for everyone on the return, photo ID for adults, and all IRS tax forms and letters.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
Join Dr. Ruby Fried from UAA for a lecture on Traditional Food Security in Alaska, as part of our continuing Expanding Horizons lecture series here at Anchorage Public Library.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are available to provide tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, and are trained and IRS-certified every year to ensure they know about and understand the latest changes and additions to the tax code.
Appointments preferred, call 2-1-1 to make an appointment.
Walk-ins are accommodated on a space-available basis.
Please bring physical Social Security CARDS for everyone on the return, photo ID for adults, and all IRS tax forms and letters.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
The Eagle River Spinners meet monthly to spin fiber together. New members are always welcome. Never spun before? Stop by for a for a free demonstration as the Spinners work on their own amazing yarns.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Pick up hobbies and crafts you have been procrastinating working on. Get help, get inspired, finish the project.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
May
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Come to the library for some crafting, creativity, and community. Bring your projects, share tips and tricks, get inspired, and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in a supportive environment. We’d love to see what you’re working on!
Handmade, portable crafts only please.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Learn how to make a zine from Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award winner MK and make a zine to take home with you.
Recommended for ages 14+, adult topics may be discussed.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Pick up hobbies and crafts you have been procrastinating working on. Get help, get inspired, finish the project.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Get help completing paper and online applications and find resources that fit your needs.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Library staff from the Community Resource Group can help you navigate paper or online applications and research what resources and opportunities best fit your needs.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
June
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
July
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
August
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
September
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
October
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
November
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Monthly meeting of the Mountain View Community Council. All community members are welcome.
December
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
I Read What I Want Book Club is for those who love reading but don’t want to be tied down. Anyone who wants to talk books can come in and give reviews for whatever they are reading to the group. Meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month in Loussac Library's Raven room (3rd floor).
No assigned books, any genres, no judgment – just read what you want!
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Join APL for an evening of Dungeons and Dragons! Both new and experienced players are welcome. This event is for teens and adults 14 and over. Bring your own campaign or join our beginner's table. We will have some supplies, but please bring your own if you have them.
Need to create a character? Come at 5:30 PM! Gameplay starts at 6 PM.
Interested in being DM for a table? Send Librarian Keelin an email at keelin.baughman@anchorageak.gov.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
We can help you understand and use computers, smart phones, and other technology. You will get help with software issues like email, Microsoft Office, etc. or get troubleshooting help with your laptop or phone. Come in and let us help you learn.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
Time to get one-on-one help with technology, community resource navigation, and traditional library reference.
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