Family events in Cathedral City, CA

This sensory-focused program features activities designed to build motor skills and encourage interaction with peers. Supported by Friends of the La Quinta Library. There is no cost to participate, as library programs are offered free of charge.

Learn the basics of volleyball in this beginner class for kids ages 6 to 11. Sessions cover core skills like serving, passing, setting, attacking, and blocking, with instruction designed to help beginners build confidence and understanding of the game.

Whether you are just starting your Pokemon adventure or already a devoted fan, this club features activities inspired by the world of Pokemon and time to play the Pokemon Trading Card Game. First timers are welcome, with help available to learn the basics of the TCG. This free library program is intended for ages 8 to 12.

A co-ed NFL FLAG football program for ages 5 to 14 offers fast paced, non-contact play. Participants represent official NFL teams and compete in weekly games, with practices focused on developing skills, teamwork, confidence, and sportsmanship. All experience levels are welcome, from beginners to seasoned young athletes. Friday games take place at Freedom Park.

Learn about hydroponic growing in a bi-weekly program that highlights the library’s Flex Farm. Attendance is free, and space is limited, so advance registration is required. Register in person at the Information Desk.

Teen gamers can play a variety of games across multiple consoles, including PS4, Nintendo Switch, and more. Library programs are free of charge.

This sing-a-long presentation features the film Frozen, following young Princess Anna as she dreams of true love at her sister Elsa’s coronation and is swept into a hazardous quest to end the eternal winter over Arendelle. With ice delivery man Kristoff, his reindeer Sven, and the snowman Olaf, Anna learns about friendship, courage, family, and the meaning of true love. This event is generously sponsored by Carol Fragen.

This sensory-focused session features hands-on activities that support motor skill development and encourage interaction with peers. Supported by Friends of the La Quinta Library. Library programs are free.

An energetic summer camp filled with movement and play in a modern, well-equipped facility. Designed for independent children ages 3 and up, it offers flexible enrollment by the day or for a full three-day option each week across a ten-week season. Space is nearly full.

This is an intermediate piano class for ages 7 to 17. Students will keep building their piano skills by working on more techniques and scales, and they will practice pieces from song books and sheet music that are easy but still challenging.

Learn beginning piano in a class setting using a keyboard. Students will work on reading notes and rhythm while playing, and they’ll also start to learn basic scales and hand positions. This is a co-ed program for ages 6–19.