Aliante Library

Aliante Library at 2400 Deer Springs Way in North Las Vegas runs a full slate of free programs for kids and teens ages 5 to 18, split into two brackets: 5-12 and 13-18. The lineup covers academic support through reading challenges, homework help, and tutoring, along with STEM-focused offerings like coding clubs and robotics clubs. Creative kids can join art and craft activities, book clubs, or writing clubs, and there is a teen volunteer program specifically for the 13-18 group. Younger children have story times, and the library also runs financial literacy workshops for older kids and teens.

The building itself is set up to support all of this: books, computers, internet access, and Wi-Fi, plus study areas and meeting rooms for group work, printers and scanners, a dedicated children's area, a separate teen zone, and event space for programs. For families with a child who needs extra accommodation, the library lists accessible facilities, inclusive programs, and sensory-friendly programs, which is not something every branch offers.

Hours vary by day: 10:30 AM to 8:00 PM Monday and Tuesday, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Wednesday and Thursday, and 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Friday and Saturday, with the library closed Sunday. It operates year-round. Every program listed here is free, which sets Aliante apart from most other entries in this directory that carry per-class or per-session fees.

Staff and programming are available in both English and Spanish. For questions about a specific club's schedule, registering for a workshop, or checking teen volunteer hours, call (702) 839-2980.

Because the hours shift across the week, and Wednesday and Thursday run the latest at 9:00 PM, families planning around a work schedule should double check which specific evening a program meets rather than assuming every activity runs on the same weekly time slot. Families new to the branch may also want to ask staff which specific programs are running that week, since a library this active tends to rotate clubs and workshops throughout the month rather than repeating the exact same lineup every week.