Do you have questions about basic computer skills, digital library resources, email, internet basics, basic computer troubleshooting, or other technology-related issues?  Come to Northwest and a library staff member will assist you!

This program is presented in Spanish.

Join local Basket Weaver Annie Roberts for a 4-part beginning Basket Making class. Tuesdays, January 10, 17, 24, 31 from 1-4 pm. All materials provided. Advanced registration required. Space is limited.

After school Homework Help Lab offered in the Rincon Valley Regional Library Forum Room.

Do you know what kind of owls live in Sonoma County? Learn about barn, screech, great horned, and burrowing owls at the library's Seeds and Reads All About Owls program. Then dissect a real owl pellet to discover what owls eat!

Come learn about Japanese culture, discuss your favorite series, and watch an episode of an anime with your fellow teens!

Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! Join the Korean Spirit and Cultural Promotion Project (KSCPP) to learn about Korean culture and history. Follow along to make your own beautiful paper and wire Lotus Lantern.

Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! Join the Korean Spirit and Cultural Promotion Project (KSCPP) to learn about Korean culture and history. Follow along to make your own beautiful paper and wire Lotus Lantern.

All teens must attend a volunteer orientation before they can volunteer at Petaluma library.

Meet with other teens to discuss books centering LGBTQ+ voices!  Meetings are in person, at the Northwest Library (the one by Coddingtown Mall), every 4^th Tuesday of the month, from 4:30pm-5:30pm.  Print copies of that month’s

Join us for CoderDojo at Rincon Valley Regional Library!

An evening of intentional listening in small conversation circles that are structured and facilitated. Lou Zweier and John Crowley host this series of community conversations for the people of Petaluma to talk about what's important to them.