Paseo Verde Library

Paseo Verde Library in Henderson, at 280 S Green Valley Pkwy, runs a full slate of programming for kids from birth through age 18, grouped into 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18 brackets. Regular offerings include story times, reading programs, a summer reading challenge, homework help, STEM workshops, craft activities, teen events, and computer access, covering everything from toddler story time to homework support for older students.

The building itself has books, computers, free Wi-Fi, study areas, meeting rooms, restrooms, and printing services, which makes it a workable spot for a student doing homework or a parent needing a quiet space with a young child, not just a place to check out books.

Hours run Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The library is closed on Sunday. It operates year round, though specific programs like story times or the summer reading challenge likely follow their own schedules within those open hours.

Everything here is free, which matters for families building a routine around regular library visits without worrying about per-visit costs. On accessibility, the library is wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms, and it also offers large print materials and sensory-friendly resources, details worth knowing for a child who needs a calmer environment or a family member who needs large print text.

For current story time schedules, STEM workshop dates, or details on the summer reading challenge, call (702) 707-2665 or check hendersonlibraries.com, since specific program days and times are not listed here beyond the library's general open hours. Because the three age brackets span infancy through the end of high school, it is worth asking staff which specific programs, like story times versus teen events, are timed for which bracket, so a visit lines up with the right group for your child's age rather than a session aimed at a different age range.