Event List

Join us to celebrate Black History Month by discussing some classic short stories. Contact us via the email address provided for a copy of the reading and the discussion questions. For adults. Space is limited.

Join us at the Main Library for our Book Discussion of The Beet Queen by Louise Erdrich. Copies are available at the service desk. Call or email for more information. Registration is required. Space is limited. 

Join us to discuss bite-sized stories & flash fiction. Registrants can retrieve discussion materials from the Main Library circulation desk. For adults. Registration is required. Space is limited.

Join us to celebrate Black History Month by discussing some short stories. Contact us via the email address provided for a copy of the reading and the discussion questions. For adults. Space is limited. Registration required.

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

Join us at West Hernando Branch for a lively book discussion of "Here One Moment" by Liane Moriarty.

The best-selling novelist took up birdwatching in 2016 to counteract the negativity and discord of politics. As she recounts her learning journey, she reflects on the joy and wonder found in this way of communing with nature.

Join us at the West Hernando Branch Library on March 2nd for a discussion of "Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI" by David Grann.

Join us at the Main Library for our Book Discussion of The Art Thief by Michael Finkel. Copies are available at the service desk. Call or email for more information. Registration is required. Space is limited. 

Join us to discuss some classic short stories by American women authors. Contact us via the email address provided for a copy of the reading and the discussion questions. For adults. Space is limited. Registration required. 

Join us at the Main Library for our Book Discussion of The Night Watch by Jayne Anne Phillips. Copies are available at the service desk. Call or email for more information. Registration is required. Space is limited. 

Join us to celebrate Women's History Month with a discussion of short stories by American women authors. Contact us via the email address provided for a copy of the reading and the discussion questions. For adults. Space is limited.

Join us to discuss Pony Confidential by Christina Lynch. Copies of the book are available for checkout at the circulation desk.  Space is limited. Registration required.  Please call or email for more information.

Join us at the West Hernando Branch Library on March 19th for a discussion of "Whistling Past the Graveyard" by Susan Crandall.

The British TV celebrity author mixes mirth and murder in the first of his series featuring the Club's four members, residents of a retirement village. Despite different backgrounds, they share an interest in solving murder mysteries. For adults.

Join us to celebrate Women's History Month with a discussion of short stories by American women authors. Contact us via the email address provided for a copy of the reading and the discussion questions. For adults. Space is limited.

Join us at the Main Library for our Book Discussion of Last Call by Daniel Okrent. Copies are available at the service desk. Call or email for more information. Registration is Required. Space is limited.

Join us for a lively discussion of "The Address Book: What Street Addresses, Reveal About Identity, Race, Wealth, and Power" by Deirdre Mask.

Celebrate Springtime and National Poetry Month by attending this special tea party. Bring a favorite short poem to read aloud, while enjoying teatime treats. Tea and scones provided. For adults. Space is limited. Registration required.

Join us at the Main Library for our Book Discussion of The Women by Kristin Hannah. Copies are available at the service desk. Call or email for more information. Registration required. Space is limited.

Join us to discuss bite-sized stories & flash fiction. Registrants can retrieve discussion materials from the Main Library circulation desk. For adults. Registration is required. Space is limited.

Please join us to celebrate National Poetry Month with a discussion of Walt Whitman and some lines from his poem "Song of Myself," an enthusiastic manifesto for living fully and embracing all experiences of life.