Hours
Mon., Wed., Fri., & Sun. • 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
The Tucson Jewish Library currently serves as a repository for more than 2,000 books and audio-visual materials for the Tucson Jewish community. The goal is to recycle Jewish books by taking books that are no longer wanted by their present owners and put them into the hands of "new" readers. The goal of the library is to widen and deepen the Jewish knowledge and understanding of the Jewish community and the general community, and to introduce the literary, philosophical, historical and religious treasures that comprise a portion of the 4000-year record of the Jewish people. The Tucson Jewish Community Library is a lending library for all of Tucson's citizens, Jew and non-Jew, and as a resource and research library for the citizens, teachers and students in the Tucson area.
Click here to visit the Tucson Jewish Community Library web site.
The Tucson Jewish Community Library Annual Book Sale
Sun., Mar. 21 • 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Recycle your old, gently used books to sell at our annual sale. Please bring all your unwanted novels, biographies and non-fiction books to the library and register for your free library card at the same time.
If you have books of Jewish content that we are able to use in our library, thank you. All other books will be for sale at our usually discounted price of name your own price! There will be a large container at the J from Jan. 3-Mar. 14 to collect books.
All proceeds will benefit the library. This is the only fund raiser we have during the year and it enables us to expand our services and programs to the Tucson community.
Thursdays at the Library
Feb. 18 • Purim: A Modern and Dangerous Dilemma
How to live as a minority in a Land where they don’t dislike you?
April 15 • Modern Israel: 62 Years Young
Six Generations of Jews Look at Israel, the Jewish homeland, through their eyes and hearts. |
For more information, contact Bob Cohen or call 299-3000 x106.
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