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Join us on the fourth Wednesday of each month as Koru Library mediates Salas de Libros, at Iskashitaa Refugee Network.
Intergenerationally connecting books and readers to build literate communities and
promote civic engagement.
Koru Tucson presents
Mindful Learning programs at
Pima County Public Libraries.
If you'd like to attend one in your neighborhood, contact your local Pima County Public Library.
A big shoutout to Adam Rex, author/illustrator of over 40 books!
Thank you for taking the time to read, and sing a little, Digestion! The Musical.
We learned a lot about the picture-book-making process and were invited into his studio.
Fun and educational time for all!
We'll see you at the 2023 Tucson Festival of Books, held on the University of Arizona campus on March 4 and 5, 2023! Stop by booth #423.
"All proceeds following the festival are donated to local non-profit organizations that support improved literacy in Southern Arizona. More than $2,000,000 has been donated since the festival began in 2009."
Thank you to Arizona Daily Star for adding a bit of Christmas cheer.
Thank you, again, Elvia Verdugo for the kindness and respect, and for "getting" us.
#ThisIsTucson, a sister site of the Arizona Daily Star and tucson.com, dropped by and interviewed us.
Thank you, Elvia Verdugo.
Click the link below for the full article.
Shoutout to SHOUTOUT ARIZONA for the interview and the opportunity to share a bit about us and Koru Multicultural and Diverse Library 📚
Click the link below:
Tucson Meet Yourself folklife festival
October 7 ~ 9, 2022
Tucson Meet Yourself 2022 was a wonderful experience!
The festival coordinators did an amazing job and it influenced the visitors and the vendors.
It was a time of meeting, greeting, exploring, learning, and eating.
We met great people, visitors and vendors alike.
There was definitely an atmosphere of community, and we look forward to meeting everyone outside of the festival and again next year.
Enjoy the video!​
iiin I'M IN ISLAND NOW
Jeju South Korea's seasonal/quarterly magazine for those who are passionate about Jeju and its local culture
Soon after the original Koru opened, iiin was interested and sent a team for pictures and an interview.
It was early on in the creation of our multicultural and diverse library, and it felt good to connect to and with the local people and culture!
arirang radio interview
arirang came to learn about Koru Library and share it on their Wonders of Jeju radio program.
“Arirang” is a song embodying the unique energy of the Korean people. It has the strength to unite Korean people and make communication possible through its spirited and enlightening melody and lyrics.
Click on the link below for one version of the song along with views of Jeju!
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We're always welcoming new opportunities
and new learners at both locations.
Send us a message here, on one of our
social media sites, or through email.
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