Week Calendar

Celebrate Earth Day by picking up litter in our community. We’ll provide gloves, bags, and grabbers; wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Meet in the Art Park behind the library.

Baby Sign Language: (Ages 0-3) Wednesdays, 9:30 am. These fun and interactive classes will teach you how to sign naturally while interacting with your child through daily routines, playtime, story time and music. 

Zumbini: (6 months -5 years) 10:30 am. Zumbini combines music and movement to create a fun bonding experience! Sing, dance, and play together while developing your little one’s social, cognitive, emotional, and motor skills.

Practice your English conversational skills. Different topics will be covered each week to help you learn how to communicate in everyday situations.

Story Tots: (Ages 19 months – 5 years) Wednesdays, 10:30 am. Young ones will develop early literacy skills as they participate in an interactive story time followed by a take & make craft.  

One-on-one technology tutoring covering tablets, smartphones, eReaders, Windows, and Mac.

Thirty minute appointments available.

Enjoy special time with your baby while you listen to stories, sing songs, learn knee bouncers, twinkle lights, and enjoy bubbles!  

Ages birth - 18 months. 

Meet other gardeners, share information, and swap plants in the Art Park behind the library. To participate, bring in one plant (or many) in a container you are willing to give away.

Pawsome Readers: (Ages 11 and under) Saturday, 10:30 – 11:30 am. Young readers can practice their reading skills with specially trained therapy dogs.

How does it work? 

Receive assistance learning about the citizenship and naturalization process and preparation for the citizenship exam.

Join us for an inspirational presentation followed by an interactive discussion. Lifestyle is a choice. Learn to experience a Wholistic Wellness Lifestyle through inspirational presentations & experiential learning.

Homework Help: (Grades K-8) Mondays, 3:00-6:00 pm. Teen volunteers will help students with their homework. First come, first served.    

Teens can get creative with arts and crafts materials from the Teen Craft Cart in the Teen Room. Feel free to drop in and use any of the available craft materials.

A fun and interactive program designed to help tweens build confidence in public speaking and effectively express their ideas. 

Presented by CAS students from Palm Harbor University High School. 

Teens can paint fun designs onto rubber ducks with acrylic paints. Registration required. 


 

For additional details, please email Sabila Beganovic at sbeganovic@pplc.us.

This month's title is Anita de Monte Laughs Last by Xochitl Gonzalez.

Evening class. Practice your English conversational skills. Different topics will be covered each week to help you learn how to communicate in everyday situations.

Dive into your creativity skills with this cute mermaid craft. Registration required.

For additional details, please email Sabila Beganovic at sbeganovic@pplc.us.