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Learn the steps to start a business in Tucson! This event happens every other Monday at the Tucson Small Business Center at 600 S. Meyer Ave.

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What is your favorite time of day to read? 📖

June 3 is World Bicycle Day! Have you spotted the Pima County Public Library Bookbike around town? Maybe you’ve seen it parked near the front desk during a visit to Woods Library!

Did you know local organizations near Woods Library can request a Bookbike visit? We'll ride up and bring free books to share. Interested in hosting a visit? Contact us to learn more!

"Every month, Healthy Companions sets up at the Sullivan Jackson Employment Center, where it operates as a one-stop site for medical, behavioral health, pet care, and support services."

"Veterinary services are provided by PACC and include vaccinations, wellness checks, mobile X-rays, and blood work. Human health services include behavioral health support, wound care, clinic referrals through El Rio Street Medicine, and screenings for HIV, syphilis and other health conditions through the Health Department’s Mobile Clinics. All services are free."

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May 27 is National Sunscreen Day! Did you know that you can get free sunscreen from Woods Library this Summer?? As an official Pima County cooling center, Woods Library offers water bottles, electrolyte packets, cooling towels, lip balm, hand sanitizers, sunscreen, and a cool space to get out of the heat this Summer. Learn more tips for surviving the hot Tucson Summer at https://www.pima.gov/2042/Beat-the-Heat

Rawr you ready for Summer Reading? 🦖 Beginning Tuesday, June 2, youth can visit any library branch to pick up a free book to keep for their collection and a reading tracker. For every 20 minutes of reading, a dino track can be marked off. Youth can earn fun prizes along the way, culminating with a Summer Reading Certificate and MOD Pizza Kids Meal Certificate (while supplies last). Visit https://www.library.pima.gov/summer/ to learn more.