Event List

Join us to discuss The Indigo Girl by Natasha Boyd. Copies of the book are available for checkout at the circulation desk. Space is limited. Registration required. Please call or email for more information.

Have you been "yarning" for an opportunity to crochet or knit and learn from others? Then join our crochet, knitting, and all things yarn club! Bring any yarn project you're working on and we will provide tea, coffee, and a fun time!

STEM Tales, an exciting new children’s series that blends storytelling, animation, and real-world STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) to engage curious minds.

Join us at the Main Library for a class on coding with JavaScript. We will be coding a small story with a little orange cat or more friends.  Space limited.  Registration required.

Join us for a fun game of Bingo at the library! Winners will be able to choose from a variety of books to keep! For adults. Space is limited. Registration required. 

Join us for a lively discussion of "The Women" by Kristin Hannah.

Travel back in time with Florida 250! Explore vintage Florida postcards, discuss the images used to promote the Sunshine State, then create your own postcard to display in the library. Presented by USF Tampa Special Collections Library.

Join us for a fun game of Bingo at the library! Winners will be able to choose from a variety of titles to keep! For adults. Space is limited. Registration required.

Join us for an informational session about the Habitat Homeownership Program, presented by Habitat for Humanity. Space limited.  Registration required.

Engage with a crafty project exploring the connection between literature and art. For adults. Supplies provided.  Space limited.  Registration is required.

Join us for a lively storytime celebrating the Sunshine State. Explore history, nature, and the people that make Florida special, followed by a fun Florida-themed craft or activity for kids! Space is limited. Registration is required.

The fair has arrived in the town of Huckleberry Springs — and so has trouble!

Join us at the library for a wonderful show presented by the Atlantic Coast Theatre.

Join us for an interactive, facilitator-led drum circle focusing on connection, joy, and rhythm. Giving Tree provides instruments for participants to play, dance, and sing, creating an atmosphere designed to boost morale, unity, and community.

Join others in the community for drop-in play. For all ages. Space is limited. Registration required. 

The fair has arrived in the town of Huckleberry Springs — and so has trouble!

Join us for a lively storytime celebrating the Sunshine State. Explore history, nature, and the people that make Florida special, followed by a fun Florida-themed craft or activity for kids! Space is limited. Registration is required.

Join the Fine Arts Council for a special watercolor art program honoring Florida 250. Explore the vibrant marine life found along Florida’s coasts while learning techniques that are beginner friendly. Space is limited.

Open to readers of all ages and stages, PAWS to Read invites children and families to curl up with a good book and a friendly dog!

Join us this summer at your library for Stars, Stripes, and Sunshine America 250: The Florida Experience! Each week we will be exploring a new theme that makes Florida a fun place to live and play!

In this interactive program, journalist and author Dalia Colon provides an overview of Florida’s history through the lens of food, from indigenous foodways, to the rise and fall of the citrus industry, to modern sustainability efforts.

Join us at the library for candle pouring! Learn how to make a citrus scented candle. This program is for tweens and teens. Space is limited. Registration is required. 

Join us for a group discussion of a landmark in early feminist fiction, "A Jury of Her Peers" (1917) by Susan Glaspell, included in the book, "The Best American Short Stories of the Century." It begins after a farmer is found dead in his rural hom