Library

Join local poet Cassandra Rendon as we prepare for the Poetry + Art Collaborative project with two poetry writing workshops. Come to either program. Email LibraryPrograms@cityofmissionviejo.org to register.

Ages 10 and older.

This project was supported in whole or in part by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.

Support early literacy skills with books, songs, movements, and fingerplays.

Attendance is limited, please arrive early!

Ages 18-35 months.

Support early literacy skills with books, songs, movements, and fingerplays.

Attendance is limited, please arrive early!

Ages 18-35 months.

Support early literacy skills with book, songs, movements, and fingerplays.

Attendance is limited, please arrive early!

Ages 18-35 months.

The public is invited to visit Mission Viejo's Heritage House from 11 am to 1 pm on the third Sunday of each month to learn about our City's rich past.

Nestled in Melinda Park, the City's Heritage House was established in 2003 to educate the public about Mission Viejo history. Formerly a Mission Viejo Company new home sales center, it was the place prospective buyers came to find their dream home. Today, the Heritage House is where visitors come to learn about the people and events that made Mission Viejo "The California Promise."

Celebrate Women's History Month with an educational program about famous female scientists. Learn fun science facts and bring history to life with hands on activities!

Ages 6-12.

Mark your calendar for February 10 to attend the Writers Present Valentine’s RomCom Author Panel at 6 pm in the Council Chamber.  

The Mission Viejo Community of Character Committee will screen "The Miracle Worker" at 1:15 pm on Sunday, April 16 as part of its free movie of character series. 

The film is not rated and is suitable for people of all ages. 

The film will be shown on a theater-sized screen with theater-style seating in the Mission Viejo Council Chamber at 200 Civic Center Drive. 

A discussion follows the film about how the movie relates to the character traits we celebrate in Mission Viejo. 

For more information, call 949-470-8436.

The Mission Viejo Community of Character Committee will screen "Hidden Figures" at 1:15 pm on Sunday, February 19 as part of its free movie of character series. 

The film is rated PG and is suitable for people 8 years or older. 

The film will be shown on a theater-sized screen with theater-style seating in the Mission Viejo Council Chamber at 200 Civic Center Drive. 

A discussion follows the film about how the movie relates to the character traits we celebrate in Mission Viejo. 

For more information, call 949-470-8436.

Residents are invited to a dynamic local history lecture – “Creating a Hometown Feeling” – on Sunday, February 5.

Hosted by the Heritage Committee and Mission Viejo Diversity + Inclusion Task Force, the lecture about the history of Mission Viejo will focus on the ideals of community and inclusiveness. Guests will revisit events of the past and learn how they played a role in creating togetherness and community pride. 

“Creating a Hometown Feeling” is free and appropriate for all ages.