Join us for storytime for all ages!

Come join us for stories and fun for ages 2-3 years old.

Come enjoy stories and songs and have fun! Ages 4 and under.

Children and their families are welcome to join us for stories, songs and crafts!

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

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

Come chill out with your friends and enjoy a feature flick. For grades 7-12.

Come explore virtual reality and enjoy board games and snacks!

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center. Information about community resources and partners will be provided as well. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

Join us for storytime and crafts for ages 5 and under!

Students will learn about mechanical engineering by building a catapult to launch marshmallows. They will then measure the distance of the catapulted marshmallows. Materials will be provided. Space is limited to 20.

Children of all ages are invited to read a book with certified therapy dogs from the Pet Prescription Team.

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

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

Enjoy some popcorn, snacks and a new film every week!

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

Learn to sew with simple projects for Beginners. Advanced students are welcome to use the machines.

Learn how to create a LinkedIn account and build your professional profile. Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Develop your own introduction or "30 second commercial."

Join us for crafts and fun for ages 2 and older!

Children in grades K -12 can receive a bag of nutritional “kid friendly” goodies. One bag per child.

Kids can practice reading aloud in a fun, stress free environment with Gus the dog.

Kids get to create and color fall crafts. Snacks and juice will be provided.

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

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

Interview to join TAB, a club that brainstorms fun activities for teens. Earn volunteer hours for contributing! TAB is for ages 13-18.

The newly updated Money Smart for Adults instructor-led curriculum provides participants with practical knowledge, skills-building opportunities, and resources that can be used to manage finances with confidence. It is unbiased, relevant, and accurate financial education consisting of fourteen modules that cover basic financial topics.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center. Information about community resources and partners will be provided as well. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

Provides participants with practical knowledge, skills-building opportunities, and resources they can use to manage their finances with confidence. It is presented by a Certified Financial Planner.

Join us for storytime for ages 2-36 months.

Stories, fingerplays, songs and a playtime for kids ages 1-3 years.

Stories, songs and craft for children under 4 years of age.

Join us for storytime for all ages!

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

Enhance your understanding of a career fair and its purpose. Become aware of how to research employers and best prepare to attend one of these events. Successfully create and deliver an "elevator speech." Learn how to effectively navigate a career fair. Enhance your networking skills. Recognize the importance of following up with employers.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center. Information about community resources and partners will be provided as well. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

The concept of transferable skills is a vital job-search technique that all job-seekers should master, especially career changers, college students, and those re-entering the workforce. You have to acquire transferable skills during any activity in your life- virtually any skill is transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. You also will take assessment tests that highlight your strength and assess the skills you can transfer to another career.

Come join us for stories and fun for ages 2-3 years old.

Storytime for children ages 2-12 months. Registration required. (You may attend the first time without registering),

Come enjoy stories and songs and have fun! Ages 4 and under.

Children and their families are welcome to join us for stories, songs and crafts!

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

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

Come explore virtual reality and enjoy board games and snacks!

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see. Become familiar with multiple resume styles and cover letters. Discover how to successfully work with computerized ATS systems. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume in class.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center. Information about community resources and partners will be provided as well. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

Liberty Staffing USA will be hosting an on-site recruitment at Anaheim Workforce Connection on September 11, 2019, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Please see flyer for event details.

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan. Develop your own introductions or "30 second commercial.”

Stories, Songs, Crafts, and fun for children ages 2-5!

Join us for storytime and crafts for ages 5 and under!

Celebrate Latin culture with crafts inspired by Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, and Spain. Ages 5 & up.

Join Melissa from Republic Services Anaheim Disposal for some Eco-Fun and make crafts with recycled materials.

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

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

Enjoy some popcorn, snacks and a new film every week!

The workshop will provide an overview of CalJobs and help job seekers develop resumes and online job search skills. Strengthen your job search by learning about labor market growth projections and career exploration resources. Please register at www.caljobs.ca.gov. This is a hands-on workshop and basic computer skills are needed.

Join us for crafts and fun for ages 2 and older!

Meet a Princess and enjoy royal stories, songs, games, delicious treats, and more. Dress as your favorite princess or prince for a chance to receive a gift.

Steam with Food-Create STEAM projects with foods and snacks. Come and express your creativity through food and science. Imagination is boundless.

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

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

Come enjoy a family night at the library playing Loteria.

Join Anaheim Central Library's Adult Book Club every second Thursday of the month, from 6-7:30pm, in Multi-Purpose Room #1 for a lively, friendly book discussion. September's book selection is "The Poisonwood Bible" by Barbara Kingsolver.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search by exploring who they are, what they want and how to get there. Searching for a job is a continuous process that allows you to move from one stage to another stage as your life changes. This workshop will teach you about the latest job search processes, tools and strategies.

This is for those who might need additional help with their resume writing. Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first).

Stories and fun for ages 3-5 years!

Healthy Smiles for Kids of OC will teach families the importance of oral hygiene and nutrition. They will cover brushing and flossing techniques and the importance of healthy food choices.

Come and dance to songs and play! For ages 5 and under.

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

The newly updated Money Smart for Adults instructor-led curriculum provides participants with practical knowledge, skills-building opportunities, and resources that can be used to manage finances with confidence. It is unbiased, relevant, and accurate financial education consisting of fourteen modules that cover basic financial topics.

Building off of the 8 Dimensions of Wellness, the following topics will be discussed: Learning helpful information about emotions and Practice mindfulness to develop skills for emotional wellness.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search by exploring who they are, what they want and how to get there. Searching for a job is a continuous process that allows you to move from one stage to another stage as your life changes. This workshop will teach you about the latest job search processes, tools and strategies.

Provides participants with practical knowledge, skills-building opportunities, and resources they can use to manage their finances with confidence. It is presented by a Certified Financial Planner. Module 1: Internal values and goals, external influences, and their relationships to financial decisions. Module 2: Financial products, services, and providers. Module 3: How to track income and expenses. Module 4: How to develop a spending and saving plan, and how to prioritize spending when money is short Module 5: Saving money for expenses, goals, and emergencies. Module 6: Credit report and scores, building productive credit histories, and repairing and improving credit. Module 7: Options for borrowing money and the cost. Module 8: Different kinds of debt and ways to manage it. Module 9: How credit cards work and how to manage them.

Come join us for stories and fun for ages 2-3 years old.

Storytime for children ages 2-12 months. Registration required. (You may attend the first time without registering),

Come enjoy stories and songs and have fun! Ages 4 and under.

Design, build and test a ramp using cardboard and other household materials. Create a pathway for round objects to roll down the cardboard ramp.

Children and their families are welcome to join us for stories, songs and crafts!

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

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

Teens, C'mon join us for a day of fun with VR and learn more about technology. Must be 13 or older. Snacks and juice are available for your enjoyment.

This workshop prepares previously incarcerated job seekers to re-enter the job market and also includes resume preparation and how to answer interview questions.

This workshop covers the different types of interviews, what to expect, how to prepare and appropriate follow-up after your interview. You will learn the top questions interviewers ask and develop your winning response in class while taking part in a mock interview.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center. Information about community resources and partners will be provided as well. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

The newly updated Money Smart for Adults instructor-led curriculum provides participants with practical knowledge, skills-building opportunities, and resources that can be used to manage finances with confidence. It is unbiased, relevant, and accurate financial education consisting of fourteen modules that cover basic financial topics.

Stories, Songs, Crafts, and fun for children ages 2-5!

Join us for storytime and crafts for ages 5 and under!

Harry, Hermione, and Ron return to Hogwarts for their second year in the movie: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets! Kids are welcome to bring their wands and wear their favorite wizarding robe or Hogwarts clothes.

Bring your own board and meet in the Central Library parking lot. Ramps & Helmets included (ages 5-16). All you need to do is fill out a waiver and bring our own skate equipment! Ramps and helmets included! You must wear a helmet in order to participate. The program offers drop-in ramps, rails, and fitness fun while providing a safe environment with the supervision of trained Anaheim City Staff members.

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

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

Enjoy some popcorn, snacks and a new film every week!

Bring your own board and meet in the Central Library parking lot. Ramps & Helmets included (ages 5-16). All you need to do is fill out a waiver and bring our own skate equipment! Ramps and helmets included! You must wear a helmet in order to participate. The program offers drop-in ramps, rails, and fitness fun while providing a safe environment with the supervision of trained Anaheim City Staff members.

Learn to sew with simple projects for Beginners. Advanced students are welcome to use the machines.

Come enjoy a family night at the library playing the traditional Mexican game, Lotería!

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center. Information about community resources and partners will be provided as well. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

The concept of transferable skills is a vital job-search technique that all job-seekers should master, especially career changers, college students, and those re-entering the workforce. You have to acquire transferable skills during any activity in your life- virtually any skill is transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. You also will take assessment tests that highlight your strength and assess the skills you can transfer to another career.

Learn how to create a LinkedIn account and build your professional profile. Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Develop your own introduction or "30 second commercial."

Storytime for children ages 2-12 months. Registration required. (You may attend the first time without registering),

Join us for crafts and fun for ages 2 and older!

Children in grades K -12 can receive a bag of nutritional “kid friendly” goodies. One bag per child.

Join the Explorer's Club to learn about Mt. Everest with a fact discussion, jokes, snacks, and a themed-craft! Ages 6-9.

Kids can practice reading aloud in a fun, stress free environment with Gus the dog.

Learn to make delicious buñuelos with Chef Tony. We will have hibiscus fresca to go with your snacks.

Stop by East Anaheim Library and make some fun crafts themed around the beloved children's book characters of Eric Carle!

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

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

Stitch with others at the library! Bring your needlework project or learn something new! Some limited supplies will be available for beginners.

Design your own wooden bracelet or bowl based on a country's art style of your choice. Take home your art! This program is for 13-year olds and up or with adult supervision.

Join us to kick-off Hispanic Heritage Month with a fiesta event. Enjoy music, food, games, and more! All ages welcome.

The concept of transferable skills is a vital job-search technique that all job-seekers should master, especially career changers, college students, and those re-entering the workforce. You have to acquire transferable skills during any activity in your life- virtually any skill is transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. You also will take assessment tests that highlight your strength and assess the skills you can transfer to another career.

This is for those who might need additional help with their resume writing. Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive. (Must attend Winning Resumes Workshop first).

Stories and fun for ages 3-5 years!

Toddlers can learn and socialize through play at the library while library staff share resources with parents. For children 5 and under.

Come and dance to songs and play! For ages 5 and under.

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

Open to the public.

Open to the Public

Get ready to rock n' roll with one of the most legendary Beatles tribute bands, The Fab Four! Tickets to ride with these amazing musicians are only $21 for adults and $17 for children and seniors!

Join us for fun stories, interactive songs, and multi-sensory activities. This program is ideal for children with autism spectrum disorders, sensory integration challenges, or children who have trouble sitting still. Ages 3 to 10 years old Registration is encouraged and parent/caregiver attendance is required.

Kids can practice reading aloud in a fun, stress free environment with Gus the dog.

Provides participants with practical knowledge, skills-building opportunities, and resources they can use to manage their finances with confidence. It is presented by a Certified Financial Planner.

Join us for storytime for ages 2-36 months.

Stories, fingerplays, songs and a playtime for kids ages 1-3 years.

Stories, songs and craft for children under 4 years of age.

Let’s make a garland to decorate the library for Hispanic Heritage Month.

Join us for storytime for all ages!

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

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

This workshop covers the different types of interviews, what to expect, how to prepare and appropriate follow-up after your interview. You will learn the top questions interviewers ask and develop your winning response in class.

The OC One-Stop Orientation will provide you with information about the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and the services available at the One-Stop Center. Information about community resources and partners will be provided as well. You will also learn about the programs, educational opportunities, tools and resources available to help you in your job search.

Enhance your understanding of a career fair and its purpose. Become aware of how to research employers and best prepare to attend one of these events. Successfully create and deliver an "elevator speech." Learn how to effectively navigate a career fair. Enhance your networking skills. Recognize the importance of following up with employers.

Come join us for stories and fun for ages 2-3 years old.

Storytime for children ages 2-12 months. Registration required. (You may attend the first time without registering),

Come enjoy stories and songs and have fun! Ages 4 and under.

Children and their families are welcome to join us for stories, songs and crafts!

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

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