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West Florida Public Library Locations
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June Events at West Florida Public Libraries
Summer Reading Club: On Your Mark, Get Set, Read…
Get in the Game and Exercise Your Mind!
Youth Summer Reading Club Program
Youth ages 0-17 may register for the Summer Reading Club May 31 through July 15. Programs run through July 30.
Mr. Bob’s Magic Show
Mr. Bob’s magic show includes mind blowing magic, music and lots of hilarious audience participation.
Musician: Roger Day
Roger Day’s skilled musicianship combines with his wit and wordplay to create a musical experience that parents will enjoy as much as the kids.
Pensacola Gymnastics
Enjoy the Pensacola Gymnastics team as they demonstrate agility, flexibility, self-confidence, teamwork, dedication, and determination.
Dr. Magical Balloons
Enjoy amazing balloon sculptures and original stories as Dr. Magical Balloons captivates and astounds readers of all ages.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Pensacola Mess Hall: GSK Science in the Summer
Youth in grades 2 through 6 are encouraged to come to the library and take part in hands-on activities centered around science. This is a free, four-week program that will involve learning about circuits, electric-powered devices and electromagnets. Participants must be able to attend all four sessions. Space is limited and registration is required. To register, please contact Pensacola Mess Hall at 1 (877) 937-6377 or visit pensacolamesshall.org for details.
Bookish Happenings
Book Events for Adults
Day Dreamers Book Club
Come day dream with us at this book club which features popular fiction meant to distract readers from the daily chores of life. This month we will read “The Accidental Alchemist,” written by Gigi Pandian.
WFPL Book Club
Let’s talk books. This month we will be discussing “Fates and Furies” by award-winning author Lauren Groff.
Genre Chat Book Club
Join us for an in-depth discussion about book structure, plots, themes and characters of popular genres. This month we will discuss “Black Mike: A Western Duo” by Wayne D. Overholser. See you there!
Books to Film Book Club
Join others in a rousing discussion of a literary work that is a precursor to a movie. June’s title is “Gray Mountain” by John Grisham. The book was published in 2014.
Book Events for Youth
Books and Pizza Book Club
Like books? Like pizza? Are you between the ages of 13 and 17? Then you are invited to join our monthly book discussions which focuson the books you like to read. You pick the books, we provide the pizza. Deal?
R.E.A.D. to Dogs
Build confidence in literacy skills while reading to our canine partners who are certified therapy dogs. Sessions are free but registration is requested. Call Southwest Branch Library at (850) 453-7780 and Tryon Branch Library at (850) 471-6980 to reserve your 15 minute time slot.
American Girl® Book Club
Youth ages 7 to 13 are invited to explore the world of American Girl, “Kit Kitteridge” through crafts, games and activities in relation to the Depression-Era girl. Each child will receive a Kit Kitteridge book. Please register at the Youth Services desk or by calling the Southwest Branch Library at (850) 453-7780.
Computer Classes
Our free computer classes utilize desktop PCs and run Microsoft Windows 7 Professional.
Pensacola Library
PowerPoint 2010 for Beginners
Patrons will be introduced to the basics of PowerPoint. This class will teach participants how to add and change backgrounds, text, and objects within a PowerPoint slide show.
eAudiobooks
Taking a trip soon? Do you enjoy a good audiobook? WFPL offers digital audiobooks that can be downloaded for free. Join us and learn more about how to access this wonderful resource.
Windows 10
Are you curious about the newest operating system for Microsoft? Please join us for this introductory overview. Participants are encouraged to bring their Windows 10 devices.
Publisher 2010 Basics
Publisher is a great program for creating greeting cards, flyers, and more. Participants will learn how to create a personalized greeting card.
Word 2010: Resumes
Whether you already have a resume or need to start from scratch, come learn how to use MS Word to easily create a professional looking resume using basic formatting tools. Participants must have Word skills to be successful in this workshop.
Online Job Applications
Many businesses now only accept online applications for employment. Participants will learn how to successfully complete and submit online applications. Basic computer skills required.
Hands-On Help
Do you need a little assistance with a computer related task? Sign up for this session and receive hands-on help.
Cloud Computing
Have you heard of the “cloud” but aren’t quite sure what it is all about? Participants will take a look at some common cloud applications and learn how easy and convenient cloud computing can be.
Century Branch Library
iPads and Tablets
This workshop will help participants feel comfortable with the basic functions of a tablet. If you have one, please bring it.
Craigslist 101
Learn how to use this free online classified ad website to buy and sell goods, apply for jobs, and much more.
Molino Branch Library
Computer Class: Basic PC
Patrons will be introduced to the components of a computer and learn basic keyboard and mouse skills.
Southwest Branch Library
iPads and Tablets
This workshop will help participants feel comfortable with the basic functions of a tablet. If you have one, please bring it.
Craigslist 101
Learn how to use this free online classified ad website to buy and sell goods, apply for jobs, and much more.
Craft & Yarn Clubs
Crafts Clubs
Make n' Take
Youth ages 8 and up are invited to build a model sized Ford Mustang. Please register for this activity at the Youth Services desk as space is limited. This program is sponsored by the Pensacola Modeleers and the Friends of the West Florida Public Library.
Yarn Clubs
Twisted Stitchers Yarn Club
Join the Twisted Stitchers as we knit and crochet at the library. Bring your supplies and an ongoing or new project. All levels of experience from beginners to advanced are welcome.
Loopy Loomers
Come loom knit with the Westside Loopy Loomers as we pay it forward with projects to benefit our community. Please bring your own supplies, but if you are new, we’ll get you started with our own.
Finances
Pensacola Library
Financial Literacy: Budgeting Basics and Dealing with Financial Institutions
Take steps toward financial health. Join Dan Bowen with Consumer Credit as he gives direction on how to understand and create a budget that works for you. Participants will also learn about different types and functions of banks and which type is best for you.
Financial Literacy: Credit Scores and Reporting and Predatory Lending
Become financially healthy. Join Dan Bowen with Consumer Credit as he increases your knowledge on ways to safeguard your credit and make informed credit choices. Learn how to identify and predatory lenders and how to avoid money scams.
Games
Minute to Win It
Youth ages 12 to 17 are invited to join us for a game that will leave you laughing for hours. You will have 60 seconds to complete hilarious tasks. First person done wins the round. If you are up for the challenge come out and show everyone your talents.
Genealogy
West Florida Genealogical Society Monthly Meeting
Please join Bruce Rova, member and past President of the West Florida Genealogy Society, as he discusses special collections available at the Genealogy Library.
Movies
Friends of Southwest Branch Library (FSWBL) Classic Movie Series
By popular vote, the ninth film in this twelve part series is "An American in Paris," starring Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron, and Oscar Levant. This 1951 Warner Brothers film is rated G and has a runtime of 115 minutes. Popcorn and bottled water will be served courtesy of Friends of Southwest Branch Library.
Sensational Saturdays Movie
Please join us for a showing of “Little Shop of Horrors.” This 1986 film was inspired by a combination of the original 1960 version and the 1982 musical by the same name. The film is rated PG-13 and has a runtime of 88 minutes.
Sensational Saturdays Movie
Enjoy a Disney movie with us! We will show “World’s Greatest Athlete.” This 1973 Disney film is filled with comedy for the whole family. The film is rated G and has a runtime of 93 minutes.
Music
Tunesday Sound Café
Please join us around the baby grand piano each Tuesday evening as we listen to live music played by local and visiting artists courtesy of the Jazz Society of Pensacola. Enjoy a cup of joe or tea on us to chase away those Tuesday blues.
Mythology
Mythosophy®: The Wisdom of Myth: Divine Love and Myth
The concept of divine love animates many different mythologies. Come and explore how its manifestation in our Greek and Indian traditions can inspire and uplift. This series is presented by Scott Davis, who earned his MA in Humanities, Religious Studies and Philosophy and was an adjunct professor at UWF.
Story Times
Story Time
Join us for stories, songs and movement activities designed to build future readers.
Century Branch
Southwest Branch
Pensacola Library
Tryon Branch
Westside Branch
Mommy & Me
Mommy & Me is a lapsit program for babies and their special someone.
Tryon Branch
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