Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles as well as cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

Use the ACT WorkKeys courses to keep up with or increase your current reading and math skills with their Applied Math and Graphic Literacy modules earning a certificate employers recognize. WorkKeys offers other courses such as: Workplace Development, Business Writing, and others to receive certifications of course completion or accomplishment.

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

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence.

Registration Required/Registracion requerida call/llamar: 714-765-5075

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search. This workshop will teach you how to do so, by telling you about the latest job search processes, tools, and strategies. Also, learn about how to attract recruiters to your resume and interact with them.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

Learn how to build a handheld knitting loom and create strands of wearable art. Supplies: Toilet paper roo, duct tape, popsicle sticks, yarn, buttons, glue, tape, and toothpicks.

This is a family focused environment with games, crafts and Legos. Come and meet or make new friends, too!

Registration is required / Registración requerida 714-765-5075 To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

This workshop is designed to help clients accelerate their job search preparation for the post COVID-19 world of work. Participants will re-define their relationship to work by assessing their current and future needs.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

Growing Minds & Bodies: This program will focus on both small and large muscle development & social skills for school readiness. The target age group is 2-4, but all ages are welcome. Both inside and outside areas will be used if weather permits. Every first Friday of the month will focus on STEAM activities.

Closed on Monday, September 6 in observance of Labor Day

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

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

This is a morning storytime for children 0-3 years old. Stories, puppets, music and movement activities will be shared. Parents are encouraged to participate.

Parents and children are invited to attend this 6 week series presented by Children’s Hospital of Orange County and HOAG in Spanish. Classes are free and fun for the whole family.  Registration is required as class size is limited. Meet us in the MPR 1 & 2 located downstairs.

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

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

Registration Required/Registracion requerida call/llamar: 714-765-5075

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

This is a family focused environment with games, crafts and Legos. Come and meet or make new friends, too!

Registration is required / Registración requerida 714-765-5075 To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net

Drop into Central Library between 3:30 PM and 5:30 pm to design and create your own so sick projects at our sewing studio. No prior sewing experience required. Meet us in the Teen Room on the 1st floor.

This workshop is designed to help clients determine how they can either keep up with their current skills or learn new skills in the current COVID market. This workshop will also address different barriers to learning, how we can overcome those barriers, as well as what skills are most marketable.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

Growing Minds & Bodies: This program will focus on both small and large muscle development & social skills for school readiness. The target age group is 2-4, but all ages are welcome. Both inside and outside areas will be used if weather permits. Every first Friday of the month will focus on STEAM activities.

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

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

This workshop is about using the power behind your strengths to stand out in a crowded job market. This workshop will also help participant recall times when using their strengths and identify how they can use these experiences to create value in new career opportunities.

Stories, fingerplays, and songs for kids ages 1-3 years. We request that everyone ages 3 and up wear a mask. Capacity may be limited due to covid restrictions.

This workshop is for clients whose first language is not English and need assistance with how to prepare for job interviews. This workshop will cover common questions and how to answer those common questions.

Transferable skills are skills you have acquired during any activity in your life-- virtually any skills are transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. This workshop is all about finding those skills in your own resume to apply them to other positions you may be interested in.

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

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

This is a morning storytime for children 0-3 years old. Stories, puppets, music and movement activities will be shared. Parents are encouraged to participate.

Parents and children are invited to attend this 6 week series presented by Children’s Hospital of Orange County and HOAG in Spanish. Classes are free and fun for the whole family.  Registration is required as class size is limited. Meet us in the MPR 1 & 2 located downstairs.

Learn what it takes to volunteer at the library and pick up a volunteer application. Attending orientation is required to volunteer at Central Library.

Discover the beauty, ease and simple steps for successful gardening with bulbs. Learn the differences between true bulbs, corms, tubers/tuberous roots and rhizomes. Find out how to plant them, including soil preparation and depth--and which ones become naturalized and which will need some refrigeration in our area. From a single pot to a large border planting, bulbs add stunning color to the garden and provide beautiful cut flowers for the home and to share with friends.

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

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence.

Registration Required/Registracion requerida call/llamar: 714-765-5075

Join our BARK volunteer dog Juno and you can practice reading or just hang out. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 @ 3:30 PM Unase a nuestro perro voluntario Lucca y practique su lectura o simplemente pase el tiempo. Registration is required / Registración requerida 714-765-5075 Please note: All participants ages 3-11 must wear a mask Tenga en cuenta: Todos los participantes de 2 a 11 años deben usar una máscara

Unleash your creativity and paint a butterfly! Call Haskett Branch to register at 714-765-5075 (registration is required).

Join us for a sweet story and demonstration to learn how to use tasty fruit to make homemade paletas. Meet us in the Children’s Green Space.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

Discover the amazing history of the earth as you explore geology and geodes! As part of this adventure, you will create your own one-of-a-kind geode! For this adventure, you will need an adult's help. Supplies: Empty and clean eggshells, water, food coloring (gel or liquid), Epson salt, measuring cup, hot water, measuring spoon, liquid school glue, paintbrush or foam brush, small spoon or stick to stir the food coloring.

This is a family focused environment with games, crafts and Legos. Come and meet or make new friends, too!

Registration is required / Registración requerida 714-765-5075 To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net W E A R Y O U R F A V O R I T E P A J A M A S A N D C O M E T O T H E L I B R A R Y T O E N J O Y R H Y M E S , S T O R I E S , A N D S O N G S . N O T E : A L L P A R T I C I P A N T S A G E S 3 - 1 1 M U S T W E A R A M A S K/ Pijamada de Cuentos Bilingües Ponte tus pijamas favoritas y acompañamos para una tarde de rimas, canciones y cuentos. (TODOS LOS PARTICIPANTES DE 3 A 11 AÑOS DEBEN USAR UNA MÁSCARA

Drop into Central Library between 3:30 PM and 5:30 pm to design and create your own so sick projects at our sewing studio. No prior sewing experience required. Meet us in the Teen Room on the 1st floor.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

Growing Minds & Bodies: This program will focus on both small and large muscle development & social skills for school readiness. The target age group is 2-4, but all ages are welcome. Both inside and outside areas will be used if weather permits. Every second Friday of the month will focus on STEAM activities.

Stories, fingerplays, and songs for kids ages 2-5 years. We request that everyone ages 3 and up wear a mask. Capacity may be limited due to covid restrictions.

Anaheim Council Member Jose Diaz, a native of Cuba, will speak at the kick-off event for the sixth annual community-wide reading event. The event includes entertainment for the whole family, including a butterfly releasing ceremony. Please note: All participants ages 3-11 must wear a mask Tenga en cuenta: Todos los participantes de 2 a 11 años deben usar una másca

Find great bargains at the annual book sale! Proceeds from the book sale enhance your neighborhood branch and support the Anaheim Public Library's collection and programs.

Learn how to create a resume and what an employer wants to see on that resume. Become familiar with multiple resume styles as well as cover letters. Understand the importance of keywords and spend time developing your resume.

Transferable skills are skills you have acquired during any activity in your life-- virtually any skills are transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. This workshop is all about finding those skills in your own resume to apply them to other positions you may be interested in.

Stories, fingerplays, and songs for kids ages 1-3 years. We request that everyone ages 3 and up wear a mask. Capacity may be limited due to covid restrictions.

This is an afternoon storytime featuring stories, puppets, music, movement and an occasional craft. This is a bilingual (English/Spanish) storytime for families with young children.

Meet us in the Children’s Room for a Family Storytime.

When it comes to eating takeout, there are more ways to make our choices healthier than we think. Healthier menu choices or simple substitutions can drastically improve the nutritional value of almost any meal. Join Marco Ruiz, M.D., as he provides tips for healthier takeout options so you can enjoy a delicious meal without the guilt. This is a virtual program: Register in advance!

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

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

This is a morning storytime for children 0-3 years old. Stories, puppets, music and movement activities will be shared. Parents are encouraged to participate.

Learn what it takes to volunteer at the library and pick up a volunteer application. Attending orientation is required to volunteer at Central Library.

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

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

Registration Required/Registracion requerida call/llamar: 714-765-5075

Movie tie-in to APL's NEA Big Read 2021. Featuring Selma Hayek and Edward James Olmos. Inspired by the true story of the Mirabel sisters' plot to overthrow the brutal dictator of the Dominican Republic. Rated PG-13.

Explore freedom of expression and secrecy through this unusual and creative art form.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

Meet the newest member of the Anaheim Public Library coming to a neighborhood, library, community center, park, and other locations throughout near you! Supplies: Cardboard, penny, scissors, crayons-markers-colored pencils (optional)

Bilingual stories (English/Spanish) with a special craft to take home.

Explore the science of sound by making a buzzing harmonica. Limited space - all supplies included. Registration is required. 714-765-5075 Please note: All participants ages 3-11 must wear a mask / Tenga en cuenta: Todos los participantes de 2 a 11 años deben usar una máscara

This is a family focused environment with games, crafts and Legos. Come and meet or make new friends, too!

Registration is required / Registración requerida 714-765-5075 To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net W E A R Y O U R F A V O R I T E P A J A M A S A N D C O M E T O T H E L I B R A R Y T O E N J O Y R H Y M E S , S T O R I E S , A N D S O N G S . N O T E : A L L P A R T I C I P A N T S A G E S 3 - 1 1 M U S T W E A R A M A S K/ Pijamada de Cuentos Bilingües Ponte tus pijamas favoritas y acompañamos para una tarde de rimas, canciones y cuentos. (TODOS LOS PARTICIPANTES DE 3 A 11 AÑOS DEBEN USAR UNA MÁSCARA

The Euclid Branch book club meets in person on the last Tuesday of each month from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. September's book selection is "In the Time of the Butterflies" by Julia Alvarez. New members warmly welcomed!

Drop into Central Library between 3:30 PM and 5:30 pm to design and create your own so sick projects at our sewing studio. No prior sewing experience required. Meet us in the Teen Room on the 1st floor.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

Growing Minds & Bodies: This program will focus on both small and large muscle development & social skills for school readiness. The target age group is 2-4, but all ages are welcome. Both inside and outside areas will be used if weather permits. Every first Friday of the month will focus on STEAM activities.

Stories, fingerplays, and songs for kids ages 2-5 years. We request that everyone ages 3 and up wear a mask. Capacity may be limited due to covid restrictions.

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

Explore different networking techniques and how to tap into the hidden job market. Learn how to initiate and build contacts, start a networking conversation, and create a self-marketing plan.

This workshop is about using the power behind your strengths to stand out in a crowded job market. This workshop will also help participant recall times when using their strengths and identify how they can use these experiences to create value in new career opportunities.

Stories, fingerplays, and songs for kids ages 1-3 years. We request that everyone ages 3 and up wear a mask. Capacity may be limited due to covid restrictions.

This is an afternoon storytime featuring stories, puppets, music, movement and an occasional craft. This is a bilingual (English/Spanish) storytime for families with young children.

This workshop is for clients whose first language is not English and need assistance with how to prepare for job interviews. This workshop will cover common questions and how to answer those common questions.

Transferable skills are skills you have acquired during any activity in your life-- virtually any skills are transferable and applicable to what you want to do in your next job. This workshop is all about finding those skills in your own resume to apply them to other positions you may be interested in.

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

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

This is a morning storytime for children 0-3 years old. Stories, puppets, music and movement activities will be shared. Parents are encouraged to participate.

Parents and children are invited to attend this 6 week series presented by Children’s Hospital of Orange County and HOAG in Spanish. Classes are free and fun for the whole family.  Registration is required as class size is limited. Meet us in the MPR 1 & 2 located downstairs.

Use the ACT WorkKeys courses to keep up with or increase your current reading and math skills with their Applied Math and Graphic Literacy modules earning a certificate employers recognize. WorkKeys offers other courses such as: Workplace Development, Business Writing, and others to receive certifications of course completion or accomplishment.

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

These 14, self-paced, money smart modules provide participants with practical knowledge, skill building opportunities, and resources that can be used to help manage finances with confidence.

Registration Required/Registracion requerida call/llamar: 714-765-5075

Learn to make a DIY Robot Hand paper, with straws and string. Limited space - all supplies included. Registration is required. 714-765-5075

Pick up a free copy of "Before We Were Free" at the Information Desk to join our teen book club on Sept. 29. Popular snacks from the Dominican Republic will be served. This story describes a time of terror during the dictatorship of Trujillo in the Dominican Republic. As we read about the secret police and the number of "disappeared" citizens, we can't help but marvel at the strength and bravery of those who opposed the dictatorship. The story of Anita and her family being hidden from the secret police; and whether they will be found during the searches, makes for a gripping story.

Join Mexican American Baseball (MAB) authors Dr. Richard Santillan, Professor Emeritus at Cal Poly Pomona, and Monica Ortez, Orange County Historical Society Board Member, in learning about the Latino Baseball History Project at CSU, San Bernardino, MAB Book Series, and the history of baseball/softball as it relates to Orange County Colonias and Barrios, Mexican American players, and teams.

This workshop is designed to assist job seekers who are interested in taking charge of their job search. This workshop will teach you how to do so, by telling you about the latest job search processes, tools, and strategies. Also, learn about how to attract recruiters to your resume and interact with them.

A great way to practice your interview skills as well as gain an insight on what your job interview experience will be like. Mock interviews will bring focus on questions pertaining to experience, character, and applicable skills, all while helping you conquer your interview anxieties.

For those who might need additional help with their resume and/or cover letter writing, this lab is for you! Please bring copies of your resume and a flash drive with a virtual copy of your resume. *During COVID this workshop will function via email. Instructions will be sent.

Learn how eating healthy can be fun by creating your own balanced and healthy meal with Bento Boxes!

This is a family focused environment with games, crafts and Legos. Come and meet or make new friends, too!

Registration is required / Registración requerida 714-765-5075 To register for any program, please email / Para inscribirse mande un correo a: libraryprograms@anaheim.net W E A R Y O U R F A V O R I T E P A J A M A S A N D C O M E T O T H E L I B R A R Y T O E N J O Y R H Y M E S , S T O R I E S , A N D S O N G S . N O T E : A L L P A R T I C I P A N T S A G E S 3 - 1 1 M U S T W E A R A M A S K/ Pijamada de Cuentos Bilingües Ponte tus pijamas favoritas y acompañamos para una tarde de rimas, canciones y cuentos. (TODOS LOS PARTICIPANTES DE 3 A 11 AÑOS DEBEN USAR UNA MÁSCARA

En el tiempo de las mariposas cuenta la historia de la vida real de las hermanas Mirabal, valientes revolucionarias conocidas encubiertamente como las Mariposas ("las Mariposas"). Los años de disensión de las hermanas durante la dictadura de Trujillo en República Dominicana llevaron a su eventual asesinato en 1960, un crimen brutal que marcó el comienzo del fin de Trujillo.

Drop into Central Library between 3:30 PM and 5:30 pm to design and create your own so sick projects at our sewing studio. No prior sewing experience required. Meet us in the Teen Room on the 1st floor.

In the Time of the Butterflies tells the real-life story of the Mirabal sisters, courageous revolutionaries known covertly as las Mariposas ("the Butterflies"). The sisters' years of dissent during the Trujillo dictatorship in the Dominican Republic led to their eventual murder in 1960, a brutal crime that signaled the beginning of the end for Trujillo. Watch the film with us to learn more!