Bring your laptop for a hands-on genealogy workshop. Learn about the best resources for both traditional paper-trail research and DNA. Ask questions and get individual help. For more information, visit: tarponlibrary.org/genealogy or call (727) 943-4922, ext. 6021
Crafters of all kinds bring their projects and come together to knit, bead, color, crochet, paint, scrapbook, stamp, etc. Craft kits are available as well as some supplies to get you started! Group meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month. Visit https://tarponlibrary.org/crafts/ for more information.
Learn valuable safety tips and information about local resources for when a hurricane strikes presented by Tarpon Springs Fire Rescue. Giveaways will also be given out at this free event sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Registration is required. Register online: tarponlibrary.org/storm
(Adults 18+) & Teens (13-17) Create a beautiful, personalized watercolor bookmark with your name in calligraphy. All materials are provided. Limited spaces available. Registration required. Register online: tarponlibrary.org/bookmark
(Teens 13-17) Bring your friends and play board games and card games. Snacks provided. Registration is required. Call Youth Services (727) 943-4922 ext. 6016 to register. To see our current events visit: https://tarponlibrary.org/event-calendar/
Bring your laptop for a hands-on genealogy workshop. Learn about the best resources for both traditional paper-trail research and DNA. Ask questions and get individual help. For more information, visit: tarponlibrary.org/genealogy or call (727) 943-4922, ext. 6021
Needlecrafters meet to knit, crochet, embroider, and quilt. Beginners are welcome. Come learn a new skill. For more information visit: tarponlibrary.org/crafts
Crafters of all kinds bring their projects and come together to knit, bead, color, crochet, paint, scrapbook, stamp, etc. Craft kits are available as well as some supplies to get you started!
Panayotis (Paddy) League showcases original songs influenced by Zora Neale Hurston, Brazilian Tropicalia, poet Constantine Cavafy, Moira Egan’s feminist interpretations of the Odyssey, and his experiences with Greek island music and poetry. He also shares insights into his songwriting process, from initial ideas to completed works. About the Speaker: Dr. Panayotis (Paddy) League is a…
Beginning ukulele classes return to the library this month. Learn how to hold, tune, strum, and play a few chords. Limited amounts of instruments will be available at the workshops. Please bring your own ukulele or check one out at the library. Program is presented by Tampa Bay Ukulele Society (TBUS). Registration is required. Please…