On April 23rd, the Santa Ana Public Library and the Santa Ana Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Agency will launch its Second Annual “State of My Heart” art exhibit. This year’s theme, My Town/Mi Pueblo, will showcase art work depicting the hometowns of Santa Ana residents
On Saturday, February 4th, volunteers from the TeenSpace department of the Santa Ana Main Public Library participated in the O.C. Black History Parade hosted this year in Downtown Anaheim. The parade is organized as a commemoration of African American heritage as well as a testimony to the multicultural diversity in Orange County. The event is sponsored by the Orange County Heritage Council and is widely supported by families, churches, schools, businesses, and local officials.
With the current state of the economy and environmental consciousness on the rise, green living is becoming less of a concept and more of a state of mind. Conservation of energy, water, and other resources is something that is essential to our existence and it should be treated with the utmost importance.
The Santa Ana Public Library takes pride in its diverse collection that meets the countless needs of its community and green living is no exception. Below you will find several of useful titles available for check out.
What is water and what does water mean to society? Scientifically speaking, water is simply 3 parts: 1 oxygen atom and 2 hydrogen atoms. Sociologically speaking, water surrounds us and is important to every human endeavor in society.
The participants of the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) grant project from the Santa Ana Public Library recently received first place for their entry for the 2012 Teen Video Challenge. This video depicts this year’s theme for the Summer Reading Program “Own the Night.” The participants of the program came up with the lyrics to a rap that inspires reading and learning in people of all ages.
The City of Santa Ana is proud to announce a cleaner, healthier outdoor environment with a new ordinance prohibiting smoking in City parks.
This was the message the Public Library Directors of California endorsed at a meeting hosted by the California State Library in Sacramento this week. The Public Library Summit provided a chance for library directors to talk about the future of libraries in California.
What is “green living” and why is it important to you, to your family, and to everyone living on this planet? Does green living matter and should you even care? What is green living?
With Valentine’s Day just a few weeks away, new craft ideas and hand-made Valentine’s Day cards are a great way to add a personal touch to a special gift. The Santa Ana Public Library will be hosting a Valentine's Day Craft Program on Wednesday, February 8th at the Newhope Library at 4:00 pm and on Thursday, February 9th at the Central Library at 6:30 pm. Come early to get started on your special gifts!
