East Las Vegas Library

East Las Vegas Library sits at 2851 E Bonanza Rd in the 89101 zip code and runs programming for kids and teens ages 5 to 18, split into two brackets, 5 to 12 and 13 to 18. Because it is a public library branch, everything on the schedule is free, and the listing records the price as Free with no membership fee or ticket cost attached to any program.

Programs offered include reading programs, homework help, computer access, STEM workshops, art and craft activities, teen events, book clubs, a summer reading challenge, and LEGO clubs. That mix covers younger kids working through the summer reading challenge and LEGO clubs as well as teens who show up for book clubs or teen-specific events after school.

The branch is open Monday through Thursday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, then moves to a shorter 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM schedule Friday through Sunday, and it runs year-round rather than closing for the summer or scaling back during the school year. Beyond scheduled programs, the building itself offers books, computers with internet access, free Wi-Fi, study areas, meeting rooms, public restrooms, and event spaces, so it doubles as a quiet homework spot on days without a planned activity.

The listing marks this branch as special needs friendly, calling out accessible facilities, quiet spaces, inclusive programs, and large print materials specifically. Staff and materials are available in English and Spanish, which is useful in an East Las Vegas neighborhood with a large Spanish-speaking population.

For questions about a specific program time or to confirm a STEM workshop or teen event is running that week, call (702) 507-3500 or check the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District site at thelibrarydistrict.org. Because this is a free public library rather than a private studio, there is no scholarship application, no sibling discount, and no trial class to ask about, since none of those concepts apply when every program is already free and open to any child in the listed age range who walks in.