
For those planning a visit to their local hub of knowledge and community, note that the Casa Grande Public Library and the Vista Grande Library honored Memorial Day with a closure on Monday, but swing back to their regular rhythm today, as reported on the official city government's news post. Casa Grande residents looking for a place to chill out with a book, the doors are open wide today, and it's back to business as usual.
The summer is shaping up to be an engaging one for Casa Grande library-goers, who now have the opportunity to dive into the 2025 Color Our World Summer Reading Program. Youngsters and grown-ups alike are welcome to join the fun and track their literary journey with the Beanstack App. With the registration goodies waiting to be collected at Vista Grande Library since May 19 and at the Main Library starting today, the colorful adventure begins. According to the program details posted on Casa Grande's official announcements, the participants can expect more than just books with the Summer Reading Kickoff splashing down at Palm Island Family Aquatic Park on June 2.
On Saturday at 2:00 P.M., the Main Library will host 'Despicable May', inviting families for an animated movie coupled with coloring and light snacks, which seems like an ideal break for families to enjoy a low-key afternoon together. Regular clubs and classes remain on the beat with the Crochet & Knitting Club meeting on Fridays and the Literati Adult Book Club gathering on June 2, while those looking to sharpen their tech skills can look forward to the Intermediate iPad/iPhone Class slated for Thursday.
For those craving a green thumb, the Gardening Series continues to bloom at Vista Grande Library with the next session covering Landscape Design on June 14. A plethora of free online courses are available through Universal Class, a GED program for those aiming to elevate their educational standing, and for those seeking to give back, there's always room in the ACE Team of volunteers.
Lastly, remember that the bookmobile is rolling with its schedule posted online alongside Culture Pass information for those seeking more cultural enlightenment. And if the spring cleaning bug bit you hard and you're staring at piles of books that need a new home, Casa Grande libraries are your spot. The Friends of the Library are ready to embrace your literary contributions. Simply drop them off at either library location, or to call ahead.









