The Library has a collection of over 2,000 DVDs, with new ones being added all the time.
Arts & Culture
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Our friend Phil
In the wake of Phil Caputo’s passing, the PRT invited local friends, neighbors and admirers to share their reflections on the renowned author with our readers. Here are some of the many responses we received.
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A coffee shop moment becomes a children’s book
Two strangers of very different ages reading together at The Quail Covey inspired one of them — Patagonia resident Joe Ciofalo — to write a book.
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Whose car was this on?
True or false: A woman might have driven a car with this license plate in Patagonia in the 1930s.
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Check it out at the library: The Puzzle Exchange
Your library card isn’t just for books. You also can borrow puzzles.
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Great trees of Eastern Santa Cruz County: The regal Fremont cottonwood on the Empire RanchÂ
Possibly germinated before Arizona statehood, this regal behemoth is approximately seven feet wide at the base.
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Celebrating 1940s Patagonia and Santa Cruz County
A retrospective festival – happening in April and May – explores the 1940s through the voices and sounds that shaped our area’s cultural history. Here’s an overview of the era, and a schedule of the festival’s events.
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Great trees of Eastern Santa Cruz County: The Arizona sycamore on the way to Gardner CanyonÂ
How a western sycamore in Sonoita won the heart of a local nature artist and avid birder.
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New musical turns classics into an original
In “Roll On, America!”, debuting March 13 at the Tin Shed, American folksinger Woody Guthrie’s life and songs have been formed into a narrative arc. The play features 11 local actor-singers.