Events Calendar

Teens and adults are invited to celebrate their Pride any way they'd like by crafting rainbow-themed or other craft tape notebooks.

Join us for our Summer With the Library program! This week features Joe Gandelman, who will be sure to amaze everyone with his skills on Ventriloquism! All ages are welcome to attend. Don't forget to sign up for our Summer With the Library Challenge…

Join us for a variety of card games, board games, and trivia challenges. Families are welcome!

Join us as we continue to discuss The House of Beauty, a book about the real life horrors of the beauty industry. No registration required, join us even if you have not read the book!

Bot builder Paul Thompson will showcase his entertainment robot creations and animatronics based on popular film and TV characters. During the event, you will learn about the robots’ purpose, design, features, and see how they perform. The…

Join us for bird watching and crafts! This STEM program is fun for the whole family.

Babies and toddlers will enjoy this casual storytime with a variety of sensory-toy stations for exploration. This event is designed for free play, allowing adults to discover their babies' preferences for texture and play style while enjoying their…

Stories, songs, movement, and more for children aged 18 months to 5 years and their parents/caregivers. For more information, please contact children@lapl.org.

Join us to watch the touching 2025 film Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale. The film is rated PG.

Join us in the Taper Auditorium at Central Library for the Central Soccer Celebration as we screen the FIFA World Cup 26™. Join us in the comfortable, air-conditioned Taper Auditorium at Central Library for the Central Soccer Celebration as we screen…

Discuss The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters (2023). A four-year-old Mi'kmaq girl goes missing from the blueberry fields of Maine, sparking a mystery that will haunt the survivors, unravel a family, and remain unsolved for nearly fifty years.

Join us for fun with Thor's Family Reptile. You will have a chance to learn, see, and touch various reptiles. This program was made possible with the generous support of the Library Foundation of Los Angeles.

Come one, come all to a fantastic variety show that's fun for the whole family! From amazing feats of juggling to astonishing grand illusions, prepare to be astonished by the amazing Arty Loon. For children and families.

Design bracelets for your friends, family, or yourself using fun beads, string, and charms. Whether you love simple patterns or bold designs, there’s something for everyone. Ages 7-18.

Find your next adventure with a D&D campaign.

Emmy Lam demonstrates how to make leaf rubbings using crayons, and then enhance the artwork with watercolor leaf stamps, which you can use to make your own leaf bookmarks and 3D pop-up greeting cards!

This one-hour live instrumental concert features classical guitar, performed both solo and with backing vocals. It explores Argentine musical culture, including tango and various traditional rhythms.

Make bubble wands and test it in this fun outdoor program in the library's courtyard. Children of all ages are welcome.

Speak English with confidence! English conversation class is perfect for any level.

Join us for a free writer’s workshop presented by UCLA instructor Tony DuShane, screenwriter of the film Confessions of a Teenage Jesus Jerk, based on his novel of the same name. This workshop is open to adults only.

Learn a technique that emphasizes deep listening, presence and empathy.

Join your friends & neighbors in a Community Yoga class on Wednesdays evenings after work!

Activities and play to help babies 0-18 months and their parents/caregivers bond. For more information, please contact children@lapl.org.