Saturday, October 26, 2013
Tricky Treat Halloween 2013
Click on the image above to see our post about the Tricky Treat Halloween event today at the library!
Friday, July 5, 2013
Two Great Upcoming Events in July
You and your children will want to join us for these two great events in July:
The Ronald McDonald Show
Wednesday, July 10 at 1:30 PM
No registration required
Seating is limited
No registration required
Seating is limited
Potter Palooza
July 17th at 1:30 PM
Registration required (call 480-474-8555)
Age 5-13 years
Registration required (call 480-474-8555)
Age 5-13 years
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Library Closure for the 4th of July
The library will be closed Thursday, July 4, for the Independence Day holiday. We will reopen at 9am on Friday, July 5.
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Friday, May 31, 2013
Storyteller Indiana Bones Tomorrow at 9:30
"Professor of Archaeology, expert on the occult, and how does one say it… obtainer of rare antiquities."
Join us tomorrow for an all ages event with storyteller Indiana Bones, first thing in the morning at 9:30 AM! No registration required.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Summer Reading Rundown
Summer Reading at Apache Junction Public Library starts today and runs through July 27, 2013. It's available for all ages, from infants on up.
In addition to Summer Reading, there are events going on all summer at AJPL! Click here for a list of events for children, tweens, and teens, including storytimes, movies, Harry Potter Palooza, water games, LEGO building and more.
Dig Into Reading is available for children aged 0-18. Stop by the library to pick up a reading log. Children can keep track of their reading (or books that are read to them) and mark off spaces on the log by each book read, each 20 minutes of reading or each 30 pages read. Prizes can be earned along the way and at the end children will be entered into a drawing for some really great prizes! Children can complete Dig Into Reading one time this summer.
In addition to Summer Reading, there are events going on all summer at AJPL! Click here for a list of events for children, tweens, and teens, including storytimes, movies, Harry Potter Palooza, water games, LEGO building and more.
Dig Into Reading is available for children aged 0-18. Stop by the library to pick up a reading log. Children can keep track of their reading (or books that are read to them) and mark off spaces on the log by each book read, each 20 minutes of reading or each 30 pages read. Prizes can be earned along the way and at the end children will be entered into a drawing for some really great prizes! Children can complete Dig Into Reading one time this summer.
Sponsors:
Apache Junction Parks & Recreation, Castles & Coasters, Friends of the Library of Apache Junction, Golfland Sunsplash, McDonald's, and Phoenix FC Soccer
Beneath the Surface is our Teen Summer Reading Program, for ages 12-18. (Teens can complete this program before or after Dig Into Reading if they wish.) Teens can log their reading on the website here or come to the library for a paper form that will then be entered into the computer. Teens earn prizes as they read and once they reach 1800 minutes (300 hours), teens will be entered to win even more prizes.
Teens can also join us at the library for Henna Tattooing with Purvi Galiya on June 18 from 5-7 PM and Water Games on July 16 from 5-7 PM!
Sponsors:
Burger King, Friends of the Library of Apache Junction, Papa Murphy's, Sonic, Subway, Superstition Harley-Davidson, Phoenix FC Soccer, and Walmart
Groundbreaking Reads is the Summer Reading Program for all adults (age 18 and up). It couldn't be simpler - for every 6 hours you read, fill out an entry (available at the library) and enter it for one of our weekly drawings. Keep reading for more entries. At the end of the program more drawings will be held.
Sponsors:
Friends of the Library of Apache Junction
Questions?
Call (480) 474-8555 or come to the Service Desk!
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Zinio Magazine Service Launched in AJ via Pinal County Library District
(See this press release on the City of Apache Junction website here.)
The Apache Junction Public Library is pleased to announce the availability of Zinio for Libraries, an online newsstand offering access to thousands of magazines and news publications for library users.
“It is a wonderful new service,” said Spencer Paden, Apache Junction Library Director. “With Zinio, you can access 180 complete digital magazines that can be easily viewed on any internet-enabled device inside or outside the library.”
The electronic magazine format is entirely faithful to its hard-copy format. Page 41 of the hard-copy edition of National Geographic should look exactly like the electronic version viewed through the library’s Zinio service.
Zinio digitally recreates each magazine page by page, including full color pictures and text, while adding keyword article search and interactive elements such as audio and video. Consumer Reports, Good Housekeeping, National Geographic, Car & Driver, Arizona Highways and Readers’ Digest are just some of the popular titles available.
A library card is the key to accessing Zinio through the Apache Junction Library website at www.ajpl.org. Patrons will need to create a free password-protected Zinio account and download the Zinio application to begin enjoying complete digital issues of popular magazines. The Zinio application works on Apple and Android devices as well as PC and Mac.
Described as “the world’s largest newsstand,” Zinio earned the Best New Database of 2012 Award by Library Journal.
Zinio is supported with funds granted by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Arizona Secretary of State, with Library Services and Technology Act funds which are administered by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Please contact the library staff for more information on how to access this service. If you have difficulties accessing Zinio, call (480) 474-8555 or visit your AJ library at 1177 North Idaho Road, Apache Junction.
The Apache Junction Public Library is pleased to announce the availability of Zinio for Libraries, an online newsstand offering access to thousands of magazines and news publications for library users.
“It is a wonderful new service,” said Spencer Paden, Apache Junction Library Director. “With Zinio, you can access 180 complete digital magazines that can be easily viewed on any internet-enabled device inside or outside the library.”
The electronic magazine format is entirely faithful to its hard-copy format. Page 41 of the hard-copy edition of National Geographic should look exactly like the electronic version viewed through the library’s Zinio service.
Zinio digitally recreates each magazine page by page, including full color pictures and text, while adding keyword article search and interactive elements such as audio and video. Consumer Reports, Good Housekeeping, National Geographic, Car & Driver, Arizona Highways and Readers’ Digest are just some of the popular titles available.
A library card is the key to accessing Zinio through the Apache Junction Library website at www.ajpl.org. Patrons will need to create a free password-protected Zinio account and download the Zinio application to begin enjoying complete digital issues of popular magazines. The Zinio application works on Apple and Android devices as well as PC and Mac.
Described as “the world’s largest newsstand,” Zinio earned the Best New Database of 2012 Award by Library Journal.
Zinio is supported with funds granted by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Arizona Secretary of State, with Library Services and Technology Act funds which are administered by the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Please contact the library staff for more information on how to access this service. If you have difficulties accessing Zinio, call (480) 474-8555 or visit your AJ library at 1177 North Idaho Road, Apache Junction.
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