Celebrate Hispanic Heritage with us! In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Mr. Dan Valle, International Director of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will be at the Huachuca City Library on September 13th to speak at on the role of Hispanics in the United States. The event will be held from 10-11 am. For more information, please call Huachuca City Public Library at 520-456-1063.

Dwight and Rhonda Hull, authors of "Speaking With the Spirits of the Old Southwest", will conduct a seminar on tuning in to the "voices of spirits" and paranormal investigations.

Learn how to edit and transfer photos from your phone at this free workshop at the Huachuca City Public Library's Digital Literacy Center. Are you wondering how to crop or rotate photos on your phone? Want to make a collage of your best shots? Aren't sure how to get your photos from your phone to your computer? Find the solutions to these issues and MORE! Call 520-456-1063 for more information.[ Read More ...]

Author Brian Phelps will be at the Huachuca City Public Library on Fri, Feb 15 at 10 am to discuss his book, "Fanny and Me". The book is the story of his 4,000 mile, solo, cycling trip across the USA and Canada. He will entertain use with tales of his "white knuckle adventures" during the trip and will have copies of his book available for purchase.

In honor of Black History Month the Huachuca City Public Library's Spotlight on Speakers Program welcomes Sergeant Major (Ret.) Charles Hancock. On Thursday, February 21st at 10:00 am, Mr. Hancock, President of the Southwest Association of Buffalo Soldiers, will give a presentation on the role of African Americans in times of war from the Revolutionary War to the current War on Terror. Due to space limitations, his presentation will be[ Read More ...]

Learn how to edit your digital photos at this free workshop! Our Digital Literacy workshops are made possible by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Gabrielle LaFargue will present an historical overview of the BLM land designated as the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area in Sierra Vista. The silver boom during the 1890s was significant to the development of this area. Included in a slide presentation will be historical photos as well as photos of the flora and fauna you might see in this important natural habitat. This event will be held at the[ Read More ...]

This is a Spotlight on Speakers presentation. Founded in 1946, Tombstone's Vigilettes, a re-enactment group, will appear in period dress, a mini-fashion show. Vigilettes will explain how this style of garment represented Tombstone life during the period 1890-1915. Vintage objects will be on display. This event will be held at the Huachuca City Town Hall.

Learn the basics of Windows 10 at this FREE workshop! Our Digital Literacy workshops are made possible by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Secretary of State, with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.