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West Florida Public Library Locations
For exact hours of each WFPL location, visit mywfpl.com/hours-and-locations/.
June Events at West Florid Public Libraries
Summer Reading Club: Every Hero Has a Story
Youth Summer Reading Club Programs
Youth ages 0 to 17 may register to play the reading game June 1 through July 18. Programs run through July 30.
Mike Artell
Author, illustrator and cartoonist, Mike Artell will teach youth how to draw cartoon art.
Michelle’s Magical Poodles
Enjoy Michelle’s Magical Poodles as they perform fun and quirky dog tricks with an educational twist and lots of audience interaction.
Reno’s Reptiles
Join Reno’s Reptiles for a chance to get up close and personal with some amazing animals.
Bucky & Gigi
Bucky & Gigi provide a fun, fast-paced show using physical comedy, circus skills, mime, magic, improvisation and lots of audience participation.
Teen Summer Reading Club Programs: Escape the Ordinary
Heroes & Villains
Youth ages 12 to 17 will battle boredom with maniacal laughter playing this interactive mash-up inspired by Box of Lies and Silent Library.
Movie Night for Grown Ups: Everyday Heroes
In celebration of heroes, join us for a movie at the following library locations.
Iron Man - starring Robert Downey Jr., Jeff Bridges and Gwyneth Paltrow. Rated PG-13, 125 minutes
Pay It Forward - starring Helen Hunt, Haley Joel Osment and Kevin Spacey. Rated PG-13, 126 minutes
All Ages Summer Reading Club Program: Doctor Who Day
Are you a Doctor Who fan? Join us for an all day celebration of our favorite time traveling hero with trivia, crafts and games for all ages. Cosplay is welcomed, no masks please.
New Programs
West Florida Genealogical Society Monthly Meeting
Dr. Greg Waselkov, Director and Professor of The Center for Archaeological Studies at the University of South Alabama will present on the Archaeological Survey of the Old Federal Road.
Group Hug
Adults meet and greet real, live bugs with Beth Bolles from the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension Services.
WFPL Book Club
Do you enjoy discussing books you’ve read? Join us as we explore a new title every month. June’s title is “Savage Harvest: A Tale of Cannibals, Colonialism, and Michael Rockefeller's Tragic Quest for Primitive Art” by Carl Hoffman.
Make N Take
Rev up your engines with the Pensacola Modeleers and build your own model of a Ford Mustang GT. Designed for ages 8 to 17, this program requires registration as space is limited. Sign up at the Children’s desk or call (850) 436-5038.
Little Known Websites for the Southern Genealogist
Marcie Lee will share her knowledge about websites which may be helpful with genealogical research in the South.
Crafternoon
Come craft your afternoon away and make an eight legged socktopus friend.
American Girl Book Club
Girls ages 7 to 13 will receive the book “Meet Kaya” and explore the world of the Native American girl through crafts, games and activities. Registration is required.
Genre Chat Book Discussion
The group will explore the book’s structure, plots, themes and characters. June’s Genre: Award Winner; Title: “The Glass Castle” by Jeannette Walls.
Books to Film Book Club
Join other adults in a rousing discussion of a literary work that is a precursor to a movie. June’s book selection is “Brilliance” by Marcus Sakey.
Ongoing Programs
Westside Loopy Loomers
Come knit and crochet with the Westside Loopy Loomers. All skill levels are welcome to join in the creation of preemie hats for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Sacred Heart Hospital as well as hats and scarves for the residents at Southern Oaks Nursing Home.
Twisted Stitchers’ Yarn Club
Knit and crochet at the library. All levels of experience from beginners to advanced are welcome.
Tabletop Game Night
More than Monopoly, these exciting tabletop games are for everyone. Check out fun games such as Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, miniatures and more. It’s fun for the whole family.
Front Porch Games
Really Knit Stuff
R.E.A.D. to Dogs
Build confidence in your reading skills while reading to our canine literary partners who are certified therapy dogs. Registration is required.
Saturday Chess Club for Youth
Saturday Chess Club for Adults
Story Time for Children
Main Library
Family Story Time
Join us for stories, songs and movement activities designed to build future readers.
Tryon Branch
Mommy & Me Lapsit Story Time for Babies
This story time is a lapsit program designed for babies and their special someone.
Preschool Story Time
Join us for stories, songs and movement activities designed to build future readers.
Century Branch
Story Time
Join us for stories, songs and movement activities designed to build future readers.
Exhibits
Students of After School Art
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