LIBRARY EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

All Ages. Keep up your reading skills over the summer and participate in the Summer Reading Challenge. The challenge is  from June 1st-July 31st and simple to do! All you have to do is read books to win prizes. Logs can be submitted in-person or online. The more you read, the more opportunities you will have to win the prizes. Come visit the Tracy Library to pick up your log and check out our prizes! For more information, visit the Summer Reading webpage. https://www.ssjcpl.org/programs/sumReading.html

Ideal for Ages 6+. Play or learn to play chess on Saturdays mornings. All equipment provided. Sponsored by Tracy Hills Chess Club.

Join us in Linden for some singing, fingerplays, and of course a couple good stories!
This storytime is geared towards babies and toddlers, but others are welcome to also attend.

Play Xbox/Playsation and board games!

Peter has no time for fun and games, not even with his kids. But when they’re stolen away through the window, Peter sets off to rescue them. But he may just rescue himself along the way.
Rated PG. This program welcomes all ages!
All who attend will receive a ticket to enter into a drawing for a raffle basket donated by members of the community and the Friends of the Library!

Ages 18+. Join us to make a variety of crafts from previous adult craft days.

Grades 9-12. Take a official full-length, computer-based practice test for the SAT or ACT (essay not included). Students will need to create a free account at Collegeboard (for the SAT) or My ACT (for the ACT). The Collegeboard or My ACT account can be created on-site or at any time before arriving for the test. Bring a pencil and calculator. 
 

 

Come and relax at Fair Oaks Library with a movie and snacks! While supplies last.

Enjoy a fun day of games and activities with friends and family! Sponsored by The Friends of the Stockton Public Library.

Peter Parker is now unmasked, his identity as Spider-Man known to the world. In a way, he likes it that his girl MJ knows his true identity, the same with his best friend Ned and Aunt May. However, problems follow this reveal. Thus, Peter approaches Doctor Strange to help him resolve the situation by performing a specific time-altering ritual. But that also bears some unintended and problematic consequences. This movie is rated PG-13 and runs for 2 hours and 30 minutes. Complimentary snacks will be provided, while supplies last. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Marshmallow build challenge, can you build the tallest tower?

Beaded wind chimes make beautiful additions to your patio or porch. They're also easy and fun to make. All supplies will be provided. This program is for Tweens and up.

All Ages. Keep up your reading skills over the summer and participate in the Summer Reading Challenge. The challenge is  from June 1st-July 31st and simple to do! All you have to do is read books to win prizes. Logs can be submitted in-person or online. The more you read, the more opportunities you will have to win the prizes. Come visit the Tracy Library to pick up your log and check out our prizes! For more information, visit the Summer Reading webpage. https://www.ssjcpl.org/programs/sumReading.html

For K-12. Adults welcome. Complete fun math problems/puzzles, learn math tricks and shortcuts that may help students with their schoolwork, and get help with your school work or other specific topics you would like to go over. Each Sunday from 2:00 - 4:00pm.

All Ages. Keep up your reading skills over the summer and participate in the Summer Reading Challenge. The challenge is  from June 1st-July 31st and simple to do! All you have to do is read books to win prizes. Logs can be submitted in-person or online. The more you read, the more opportunities you will have to win the prizes. Come visit the Tracy Library to pick up your log and check out our prizes! For more information, visit the Summer Reading webpage. https://www.ssjcpl.org/programs/sumReading.html

Chair yoga is a modified form of yoga that allows you to practice traditional yoga poses while sitting on or standing with the support of a chair. These modifications make yoga more accessible and gentle for people with limited mobility and it’s a great way to stay active and maintain well-being. This free program is taught by Annette Wing and is for adults.  Sponsored by Escalon Friends of the Library.

Toddlers and preschoolers are welcome to join our Little Builders Program where they will play with building blocks to help them learn and develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, creativity, and more.

Grades 1, 2, and 3. Early readers can improve their reading fluency and comprehension by participating in round-robin reading. Limited space. First come, first serve.

Improve your reading comprehension over summer vacation by participating in book discussions and take home activity packs for a new chapter book each week. Ideal for grades 3-5. First come, first serve.

Families will be painting beach themed backgrounds.