Storytime Registration Week Starts Monday!

If you have a child between 0-12 years of age, we've got a storytime for you! Between our two library locations, we offer 15 storytimes per week. If you would like your child to attend some of our most popular storytimes, Bouncing Babies, Preschool and Toddler Time, you can register at the library of your choice. Once you register, your child will be able to attend the following 6-7 week session. Check our calendar for days and times at each location.

Of course, we also offer several "Family Storytimes" at both the Archibald and Biane Libraries. "Family Storytimes" are drop in and suitable for the whole family to participate.

If you're looking for something for your older school age child, check out Afterschool Cool. Held on Wednesdays at Biane and Thursdays at Archibald, this fun, informational program offers children ages 6-11 a chance to experience life as a passenger on the Titanic, help rescue slaves on the Underground Railroad and participate in an amazing array of art projects.

So whether you have a newborn, toddler, elementary school student or would just like to hear a story yourself, we invite you to join in a storytime near you!

Tickets are still available for our second Black History Month Cultural Arts Night!

In celebration of Black History Month, the Paul A. Biane Library and Rancho Cucamonga Library Services will host our second Black History Month Cultural Arts Night on February 22, 2008, from 7-9pm. The event will be held at the Paul A. Biane Library at Victoria Gardens, 12505 Cultural Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga. Building on the success of last year’s event, this year’s program will celebrate music and culture with something for everyone featuring performances by storyteller and music historian, Makinto, the Los Osos Jazz Band, guest speakers, multimedia displays and a variety of children’s, teen and family activities.

Tickets are available now at both the Archibald and Biane Libraries. We hope to see you there!

Hey! Check out these new titles!

I Spy Colors in Art

Remember this phrase, “I spy with my little eye…”? Try playing this game with famous works of art in Lucy Micklethwait’s I Spy Colors in Art. It will make you look at art in a way you never have before!

Sammy Salami

Sammy Salami is off on a journey, but where is he going? Join the cat with the big personality and a waistline to match when Sammy Salami sets off on an adventure to find his friend and owner Pete.

Babymouse: Skater Girl

Our favorite mouse, Babymouse is back and she has discovered she has a talent for ice skating! But, is she good enough to earn that metal? Find out that and more when you read Babymouse: Skater Girl.