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West Florida Public Library Locations
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July Events at West Florida 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. Game play lasts through July 25. Programs run through July 30.
Bucky & Gigi
Bucky & Gigi provide a fun, fast-paced show using physical comedy, circus skills, mime, magic, improvisation and lots of audience participation.
Mark Seymour
This interactive percussion extravaganza encourages children to believe in themselves.
Pensacola State Gymnastics
This PSC youth gymnastics team will flip, tumble and entertain in a display of athletic fitness at its finest.
Magic with Russell Davis
This humorous magician uses tricks and comedy to encourage a love of reading.
Superhero Wrap Up Party
Celebrate a super summer with crafts, face painting, snacks and prizes.
Teen Summer Reading Club Programs: Escape the Ordinary
Heroes & Villains Movie
Youth ages 12 to 17 may bring their sidekick to the library and join us for a movie.
Showing The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), rated PG-13, 136 minutes
Showing The Incredible Hulk (2008), PG-13, 114 minutes
Showing Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), rated PG-13, 121 minutes
Showing Guardians of the Galaxy (2014), rated PG-13, 121 minutes
New Programs
Passport Pals Explore Australia
Passport Pals offers an educational opportunity for youth to explore global diversity through fun, interactive activities.
Movie Night for Grown-ups
WFPL Book Club
Make N Take
Join the Pensacola Modeleers to build your own model of a Blue Angels F-18. Designed for ages 8 to 17, this program requires registration as space is limited. Sign up at the Youth Services Desk or call (850) 436-5038.
Passport Pals Explore China
Passport Pals offers an educational opportunity for youth to explore global diversity through fun, interactive activities.
Beer Making: A Guide to Equipment and Techniques
Carolyn Baker from the store The Shady Lady will discuss techniques and the equipment needed to brew you own beer right at home.
Crafternoon
Youth and families may come craft their afternoon away and make a cool necklace or key ring
out of washers.
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. Call (850)453-7780 or stop by the Youth Services desk at the Southwest Branch.
Group Hug
Come learn about Leaning Post Ranch’s equine assisted therapy. They offer health, hope and healing to individuals with disabilities and at-risk youth in Northwest Florida.
Passport Pals Hop Explore Africa
Passport Pals offers an educational opportunity for youth to explore global diversity through fun, interactive activities.
Author Visit: The Notorious Scott Sisters, Jamie and Gladys
In 1994 Jamie and Gladys Scott were convicted of a crime they did not commit. Each was sentenced to double life in prison. The crime? Armed robbery…for only $11. After serving 16 years and receiving a suspended sentence, they tell their story in person and through their book “Resurrecting Life from Double Life Sentences”.
Genre Chat Book Discussion
Join in this rousing discussion of a literary work. July’s Genre: Mythology; Title: “Ilium” by Dan Simmons.
Books to Film Book Club
Join other adults in a rousing discussion of a literary work that is a precursor to a movie. July’s book selection is “Inherent Vice” by Thomas Pynchon.
Passport Pals Hop Explore India
Passport Pals offers an educational opportunity for youth to explore global diversity through fun, interactive activities.
Ongoing Programs
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.
Westside Loopy Loomers
Come knit and crochet with the Westside Loopy Loomers. All skill levels are welcome to join in the creation of hats for the residents at Southern Oaks Nursing Home.
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. Call Tryon Branch at (850)471-6980 and Southwest Branch at (850)453-7780.
Saturday Chess Club for Youth
Saturday Chess Club for Adults
Story Time for Children
Main Library
Meet us in the Youth Services Department for stories, songs and movement activities designed to build future readers.
Tryon Branch
This story time is a lapsit program designed for babies and their special someone.
Join us for stories, songs and movement activities designed to build future readers.
Century Branch
Join us for stories, songs and movement activities designed to build future readers.
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