Alta Vista Campus

The Corporate and Community Games are on June 9 at the Port of Dubuque (green space next to the Grand Harbor), volunteers are needed from about 4 - 9 p.m. The event is made up of about 25-30 teams of 8-10 people from businesses in the community, they compete in fun and easy team building games. We a

Come to play chess in the park with the Dubuque Chess Club. Beginners and learners welcome. A free chess lesson and puzzles to solve! Make new friends over the board! Food and soft drinks will be provided.

Summer camp is a great way to get kids outside and active! Not only is it fun (kids experience activities like archery, kayaking, swimming, and more) but it provides great opportunities for emotional, social, physical, and spiritual growth! Register now before spots are gone!

Stay cool with us at the Dubuque Ice Arena! All new and returning skaters ages 3 and up, are invited to register to beat the heat with us as we glide through our 8 week summer skating session.

Galena Center for the Arts' parking lot will turn into a giant canvas for their 2023 ChalkFest! This family friendly event brings all together for a day of artistic fun. Plan to bring the family, to chalk or to watch the chalkers in action!

Grow Your Gaming Potential! Northeast Iowa Community College Esports Coach and players will analyze your gameplay and provide one-on-one assistance and coaching. The clinic will focus on improving individual play to help you climb the ranks!

If you are entering 6th-12th grade in the upcoming school year, join us for nights of fun, games, field trips, guest speakers, and activities. Teen Nights will take place every Monday- Thursday from 4:30-7:30pm starting June 12, 2023! Free Dinner provided daily, and no registration is required!

The Dubuque Youth and Family Resilience Project (DYFRP) is an online survey study designed to understand how COVID-19 and other adversities impact families and youth in the Dubuque area.

REGISTER NOW for summer camp at Ewalu Camp & Retreat Center! Programs for grades 1-12 & special needs As a Lutheran-Christian outdoor ministry, Ewalu offers a variety of programs all summer for youth, guided by trained counselors. No child is turned away for reasons of financial need.

The Carnegie-Stout Public Library Summer Reading Program is here! This year's theme is Find Your Voice @ the Library. Earn prizes for reading and have fun attending a variety of programs for all ages. Kids ages 0-17 can sign up online or at the Children's Help Desk beginning June 5.

TCG League is a way for more advanced Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! players to get together and have fun. Using your own cards, learn game basics and get the feel for competitive play before beginning to compete in tournaments.

Hawki offers free or low-cost health insurance for kids and teens. Many working families qualify. Give your children every opportunity to succeed!

The Teen Advisory Board (TAB) is a way for teens to: - Have a voice at the library - Participate with other teens - Help others in the community

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Students in grades 6-12 are now able to use their Student ID card as their library card to check out print materials in person and access a variety of digital materials online.