Unexpectedly Fun Things Happening at Queen Creek’s Local Library

Think the Library is Just About Books? Think Again

In Queen Creek, the local library is much more than a quiet place to borrow books. It's a hub of creativity, learning, and connection for people of all ages. Whether you're a parent looking for something fun for the kids, a teen looking to try something new, or an adult eager to learn—there’s something here for you.

So, what exactly is hiding behind those shelves? Let’s explore.

Coding and STEM for Kids

Did you know Queen Creek Library offers hands-on STEM and coding programs for kids? These sessions are packed with fun activities that introduce young minds to robotics, problem-solving, and basic programming. And guess what? They’re totally free.

Ideal for ages 7–12

Uses platforms like LEGO Mindstorms and Scratch

Held during weekends and school breaks

Creative Workshops and DIY Sessions

Love crafting? Queen Creek Library hosts DIY workshops for all skill levels. From holiday wreath-making to painting parties, these sessions are perfect for unleashing your inner artist.

Materials are often provided

Sessions include painting, upcycling, and journaling

Open to adults and teens (sometimes even younger kids)

Family Story Time and Early Literacy Events

These aren’t your typical sit-and-listen sessions. Story times here are interactive and lively, blending reading with music, movement, and crafts. They’re specially designed to build early literacy skills and keep little ones engaged.

Baby and toddler story time

Preschool prep programs

Bilingual story sessions available

Tech Help and Digital Skills for Adults

Feeling a bit behind on tech? The Queen Creek Library has you covered with its Tech Tuesdays and one-on-one sessions. Learn how to use apps, e-readers, smartphones, or even brush up on typing.

No pressure, beginner-friendly

Also includes resume help and job search tips

Free access to LinkedIn Learning and other resources

Teen Hangouts and Gaming Events

For teens, the library offers more than just books. They host game nights, anime clubs, and creative writing circles. These programs are perfect for meeting new friends and exploring hobbies in a welcoming space.

Regular game tournaments and meet-ups

Teen-only areas and activities

Volunteer opportunities available too

Senior Socials and Learning Programs

Older adults can enjoy social hours, wellness talks, and hobby clubs designed to keep minds sharp and spirits high. Whether you love history, want to pick up a new hobby, or just enjoy good conversation—the library has something for you too.

Guest speakers and local history events

Low-impact fitness sessions and chair yoga

Crafting and memoir-writing groups

More Than Just a Library—It’s a Community Hub

With its wide range of programs, Queen Creek’s library proves it’s more than a place to read—it’s a place to grow, connect, and have fun. The best part? Most programs are free and open to the public. You just need to check the event calendar or stop by and ask what’s coming up.