Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
A place where speakers of other languages can practice intermediate level reading and conversational English. Instruction from volunteers of the Southwest Regional Library.
ABCs, 123s, and so much more! Join us for sing-a-longs and super fun activities that help little minds grow into big readers! This storytime is tailored to children ages 3 to 5.
ABCs, 123s, and so much more! Join us for sing-a-longs and super fun activities that help little minds grow into big readers! This storytime is tailored to children ages 3 to 5.
Based on consciously choosing to change the brain through physical movements while seated, join Eleanor Robinson in playful exercises, similar to childhood activities. For all ages!
Please join us, as Leigh Ann Russo, Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages. Registration Required
North Regional/Broward College Library - Story Room
Junior engineers, enjoy your day off of school while learning about elastic potential and kinetic energy. Build rubber band racers and compete against other teams.
Registration is required.
Strength and Balance is a total body workout which focuses on strengthening the arms, legs, and core through movement to improve muscle tone and mobility. Proper footwear is required.
Jan Moran Collier City Learning Library - Multipurpose Room
Come discover effective strategies and practice your reading skills with the help of a dedicated and experienced instructor. This event will be held every Monday throughout the school year.
South Regional/Broward College Library - Multipurpose Room
Prepare for the November 8th SAT with this intensive, 5-session workshop. This program will be presented in person at the South Regional-BC Library, for High School students in grades 10-12.
Dania Beach Paul DeMaio Branch - Multipurpose Room
Whether it's designing and making buttons to wear, or learning how to make bananas play a song, we'll teach new skills and throw in some snap circuits and coding too! Come see what we're doing next!
Be prepared for success in today's digital world! Learn essential skills in coding, computer navigation, internet safety and how to conduct research. Please bring your own laptop or tablet.
We will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Crochet for a good cause with the Friends of Lauderhill Towne Centre Library. Both beginners and experts are welcome! All supplies provided but participants can also bring in their own supplies.
Jan Moran Collier City Learning Library - Multipurpose Room
Come to create, decorate and celebrate! Celebrate Halloween by decorating your own custom pumpkin. We recommend that you bring your own pumpkin, but the decorating supplies will be provided.
Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center
The Alvin Sherman Library is set to enrich the community with its English Café program, designed to help adults practice English in a relaxed, conversational setting. Register
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Dianne Bienes Seminar Room # 1
Join us for our first Teen Advisory Board (TAB) meeting! TAB is a group of teen volunteers who make suggestions, plan programs, and conduct programs for our library. Space is limited.
Lauderhill Towne Centre Library - Multipurpose Room
Crochet for a good cause with the Friends of Lauderhill Towne Centre Library. Both beginners and experts are welcome! All supplies provided but participants can also bring in their own supplies.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
North Regional/Broward College Library - Story Room
Toddler Storytime: Stories, songs, and rhymes. Ages 18-35 months. Registration is required. Limited to the registered and/or the first 35 participants.
Join us for stories, songs and crafts. Children ages 3-5 years old, accompanied by their parents or care fivers are welcomed to attend. Children will learn about the changing seasons & their colors.
Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages.
Registration opens two weeks prior to event.
North Lauderdale Saraniero Branch - Conference Room
Apply for the Homestead Exemption and learn about additional exemptions with the Broward County Property Appraiser. 3st Tuesday of every other Month 12:30PM—1:30PM
Pompano Beach Library and Cultural Center - Multipurpose Room
Holy Cross staff will share information and tips on clean and healthy food.
Holy Cross staff will also prepare delicious recipes for all of us to taste! One lucky attendee will win a gift card.
Join us for our monthly book discussion with Lynda Levin! This month, we'll be discussing "Daughters of Shandong" by Eve Chung. The book must be read prior to the discussion.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
North Lauderdale Saraniero Branch - Multipurpose Room
Build Confidence for delivering speeches and presentations, while developing strong eye contact, poise and articulation. Sponsored by Friends of Broward County Library.
We will help you:
Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Get creative and have fun exploring a Halloween-themed hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities for ages 6 to 12. Registration is required for each participant.
Lauderdale Lakes Branch Library/Educational and Cultural Center - Multipurpose Room
Mentees will participate in youth development, social and emotional discussions, academic encouragement, and receive support. This program is entirely free for all participants.Register
Join us at our new book club, meeting in the evenings once a month. We will read fiction and nonfiction, and different genres. Registration is required. Come join us, refreshments will be served.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
A one on one orientation with a library staff member who can help you learn to use your favorite library apps on your smartphone or tablet. Please bring your smart device fully charged.
Learn common French nouns, verbs, and grammar. The class will focus on pronunciation, conversation, writing, and reading in the French language. Registration required. Seating limited.
Join us weekly for thought provoking discussions on a wide range of topics. Participants are invited to share insights and explore diverse perspectives.
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.Register
We will help you: Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Free class for students who have basic English language skills and want to improve their comfort and proficiency in English. Registration is required & class size is limited.
Halloween and Urban Legends talked about in famous movies and books like "IT", "A Nightmare on Elm Street", and "The Twilight Series". Bring Your Own Urban Legend to share! A very spooky evening.
Celebrate Halloween and join us for Fright Nights at Sunrise Dan Pearl. Watch a horror movie every Wednesday night featuring slashers, monsters, and creepy storytelling. Bring your family and friends.
Join us as 8-year-old children's book author and City of Sunrise resident Khamryn Mills reads two of his children's books. After there will be a Q & A and author book signing.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
Please join us, as Elizabeth Varas, Happiness Coach and Mind-Body Medicine Practitioner, presents Ageless Grace, learn about topics such as nutrition, mindfulness and self-care practices.
1 baby per adult. Siblings must have another caregiver. This storytime is only for non-walkers. Once the babies can walk, please consider our other storytimes.
Join us for stories, music, movement, and fun, for ages 3-5. Parents/caregivers are invited for the craft/activity session only. Registration is required for each child.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
Nourish your mind and body with 14-weeks of yoga at the African American Research Library and Cultural Center. Whether you're seeking stress relief or joyful movement, all are welcome to the program. Register
Please join us, as Leigh Ann Russo, Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages. Registration Required
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Every year breast cancer kills thousands of American women. To recognize October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the book selected will be Little Earthquakes by Sarah Mandel. Hosted by Cheryl L.
These exercises, based on everyday movements that are natural and organic, focus on the health longevity of the mind and body. Presented by certified instructor Sharon Veingrad.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Join us with the entire family and display your creativity by designing a craft to commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Supplies will be provided by the Hallandale Beach Library.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
Join us for songs, rhymes, and stories specifically selected for the developmental needs of babies before they start walking. Space is limited to 60 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
This program is designed for adults of all ages and is performed while seated. Led by instructor Eleanor, Ageless Grace meet Fridays, 11am-12pm on Main Library's 1st floor.
For families with babies birth to 18 months. Play with your baby and meet new friends during this special play date that promotes social skills, motor skills and helps develop early literacy skills!
Join instructor Sabrina Zhang for a Tai Chi class. This gentle form of exercise can help maintain strength, flexibility, and balance. Registration required.
“Join us for a social time while working on your crochet, knitting, or needlework projects. Meet us in Meeting Room 237 on the 2nd floor to enjoy a time with fellow crafters!”
Come to a fun, introductory class using watercolor pencils. Adults and Teens welcome.
October 17 and 24 will be a regular drawing class with a different topic.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Discover your inner artist in this engaging and relaxing painting and pastel program, open to all skill levels. Join us for an hour and a half of creativity, camaraderie, and self-expression.
Having Issues with your device? Want to learn how to navigate a computer? Join us for a one-on-one help session to help empower your knowledge. Please ensure personal devices are charged beforehand.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Gallery C
The African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) presents the exhibition, "To Be Sold: Enslaved Labor and Slave Trading in the Antebellum South"Register
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
NAMI (National Alliance for Mental Illness) is a peer-led support group for any adult with a loved one who has experienced symptoms of a mental health condition.
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
This class will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history/government); and practice reading and writing for the Citizenship Test.
Volunteer instructors will help you:
practice for the interview; review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice for the reading and writing test.
In this six-session series, Stress Relief for Your Best Life Now, explores the causes of stress and how stress adversely affects the body and mind. Presented by Manohara Ferretti, M Div.
Join us to celebrate Chuseok, Korea's Thanksgiving holiday! Discover the traditions of this special harvest festival through fun activities, stories, and crafts.
Southwest Regional Library - Computer Training Center
For intermediate/advanced computer users. If you're new to computers, please take "Computer Basics" first until you master it. "Computer Basics" is offered every month.
Writer’s Group at Sunrise offers writers of all levels a space to develop writing skills, receive constructive feedback and support from other writers.
Whether you are a Mahjong master, a card game enthusiast, a Chess strategist or a board game lover, join us! You can gather with friends, meet new people and indulge in your favorite game.
Board Games, Cards, Puzzles, and More!
Join us for an afternoon of family fun. Enjoy your favorite classic board games, card games or puzzles. Fun for all ages!
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Auditorium,Café,Gallery B,Lobby
Join us for AARLCC’s 23rd Anniversary Celebration—an evening of community recognition, honorary awards, and a vibrant jazz concert after-party. Celebrate legacy, leadership, and cultural excellenceRegister
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Are you looking for something to do on Sundays? Do you have very young children in your family? Would you like to have them entertained? Then come to Family Storytime!
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The SHINE (Serving Health Insurance Needs of Elders) program provides free, confidential Medicare counseling for beneficiaries, families, and caregivers.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
Celebrate Day of the Dead by creating your own skeleton puppet! It includes instructions and supplies to create your craft in the comfort of your home. *While supplies last, during business hours*
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
A place where speakers of other languages can practice intermediate level reading and conversational English. Instruction from volunteers of the Southwest Regional Library.
ABCs, 123s, and so much more! Join us for sing-a-longs and super fun activities that help little minds grow into big readers! Come in costume to join the parade after storytime!
Young At Art (now Broward County Library Branch) - Multipurpose Room
Our first event features local author Gavy Barrett and her book, Halloween Fun with Little Crow Crow. In this story time, we will learn fun facts about Halloween, also known as All Hallows' Eve.
ABCs, 123s, and so much more! Join us for sing-a-longs and super fun activities that help little minds grow into big readers! Come in costume to join the parade after storytime!
Based on consciously choosing to change the brain through physical movements while seated, join Eleanor Robinson in playful exercises, similar to childhood activities. For all ages!
Please join us, as Leigh Ann Russo, Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages. Registration Required
Playtime isn't just fun—it's vital for your child's early literacy development! Join us for playtime, stories, and to meet new friends! Program for Ages: 2 years & Up
Strength and Balance is a total body workout which focuses on strengthening the arms, legs, and core through movement to improve muscle tone and mobility. Proper footwear is required.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Jan Moran Collier City Learning Library - Multipurpose Room
Come discover effective strategies and practice your reading skills with the help of a dedicated and experienced instructor. This event will be held every Monday throughout the school year.
South Regional/Broward College Library - Multipurpose Room
Prepare for the November 8th SAT with this intensive, 5-session workshop. This program will be presented in person at the South Regional-BC Library, for High School students in grades 10-12.
Families are invited to come watch The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) and make a themed craft. Light refreshments will be served, while supplies last.
We will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Crochet for a good cause with the Friends of Lauderhill Towne Centre Library. Both beginners and experts are welcome! All supplies provided but participants can also bring in their own supplies.
Lauderhill Towne Centre Library - Multipurpose Room
Crochet for a good cause with the Friends of Lauderhill Towne Centre Library. Both beginners and experts are welcome! All supplies provided but participants can also bring in their own supplies.
How to cultivate resilience, follow your heart, & fight for your passions! Parker is one of the most decorated & celebrated women's basketball players of all time.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
Celebrate Day of the Dead by creating your own skeleton puppet! It includes instructions and supplies to create your craft in the comfort of your home. *While supplies last, during business hours*
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
Apply for the Homestead Exemption and learn about additional exemptions with the Broward County Property Appraiser. 4th Tuesday of the Month 10:00AM—11:30AM
North Regional/Broward College Library - Story Room
Toddler Storytime: Stories, songs, and rhymes. Ages 18-35 months. Registration is required. Limited to the registered and/or the first 35 participants.
Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages.
Registration opens two weeks prior to event.
An interactive program focusing on the commonalities of life as we age. We'll listen, laugh and commiserate while creating a bond that brings everyone “into the circle” as they “Pull Up a Chair!”
Come talk about your favorite banned books.
Participants will be entered to win a raffle prize by filling out the raffle ticket at the circulation desk. The drawing will be held on October 27th.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
An educational program that connects a law enforcement officer with elementary school students to encourage literacy and build trust and positive relationships between students and First Responders.
North Lauderdale Saraniero Branch - Multipurpose Room
Build Confidence for delivering speeches and presentations, while developing strong eye contact, poise and articulation. Sponsored by Friends of Broward County Library.
Creation Station Monthly is a 45-60 minute monthly program that brings two strangers together to talk about a creative topic they both are interested in.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Ellyn F. Walters Conference Room
The SHINE (Serving Health Insurance Needs of Elders) program provides free, confidential Medicare counseling for beneficiaries, families, and caregivers.Register
We will help you:
Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Lauderdale Lakes Branch Library/Educational and Cultural Center - Multipurpose Room
Mentees will participate in youth development, social and emotional discussions, academic encouragement, and receive support. This program is entirely free for all participants.Register
South Regional/Broward College Library - Creation Station
Come to South Regional/Broward College Library and create new, fun memories with our green screen and visual equipment. Create memorable Halloween themed photos with or for your loved ones.
Join us in your costume for a Halloween family event at your library. Jimmy C., the magician of the year, will delight young and old alike with his amazing magic show.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
Celebrate Day of the Dead by creating your own skeleton puppet! It includes instructions and supplies to create your craft in the comfort of your home. *While supplies last, during business hours*
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
A one on one orientation with a library staff member who can help you learn to use your favorite library apps on your smartphone or tablet. Please bring your smart device fully charged.
Learn common French nouns, verbs, and grammar. The class will focus on pronunciation, conversation, writing, and reading in the French language. Registration required. Seating limited.
Join us weekly for thought provoking discussions on a wide range of topics. Participants are invited to share insights and explore diverse perspectives.
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Coined as the “queen of British historical fiction,” Philippa Gregory returns to the infamous Tudor Court with a tale that is both timely and timeless. Register
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.
Group discussion on the last Wednesday of the month. October title is Vanderbilt: the rise and fall of an American dynasty by Anderson Cooper. Customers must order their own copy.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.Register
We will help you: Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Free class for students who have basic English language skills and want to improve their comfort and proficiency in English. Registration is required & class size is limited.
Celebrate Halloween and join us for Fright Nights at Sunrise Dan Pearl. Watch a horror movie every Wednesday night featuring slashers, monsters, and creepy storytelling. Bring your family and friends.
Pompano Beach Library and Cultural Center - Multipurpose Room
Kyoshi Anthony Ferguson is an eighth-degree black belt in Shorin Ryu Matsubayshi Ryu karate..He has been inducted three times into the United States Black Belt Hall of Fame.
Join us for fun games, crafts, and creepy activities. Dress-up and enter for a chance to win a prize basket, for ages 3 to 12. Registration is required.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
Celebrate Day of the Dead by creating your own skeleton puppet! It includes instructions and supplies to create your craft in the comfort of your home. *While supplies last, during business hours*
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
Join us for a special Halloween party filled with dancing, songs, and stories! Come with your best Halloween costume. Refreshments will be provided, and registration is required. For ages 2-5.
1 baby per adult. Siblings must have another caregiver. This storytime is only for non-walkers. Once the babies can walk, please consider our other storytimes.
Registration opens Thursday, October 23 2025 at 9:00am
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
Nourish your mind and body with 14-weeks of yoga at the African American Research Library and Cultural Center. Whether you're seeking stress relief or joyful movement, all are welcome to the program. Register
South Regional/Broward College Library - Creation Station
Come to South Regional/Broward College Library and create new, fun memories with our green screen and visual equipment. Create memorable Halloween themed photos with or for your loved ones.
Please join us, as Leigh Ann Russo, Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages. Registration Required
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
These exercises, based on everyday movements that are natural and organic, focus on the health longevity of the mind and body. Presented by certified instructor Sharon Veingrad.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Join instructor Sabrina Zhang for a Tai Chi class. This gentle form of exercise can help maintain strength, flexibility, and balance. Registration required.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
Celebrate Day of the Dead by creating your own skeleton puppet! It includes instructions and supplies to create your craft in the comfort of your home. *While supplies last, during business hours*
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Katya Neptune is an interdisciplinary artist who explores the complexities of mental health. Neptune is The Storefront's sixth resident artist of 2025.
Families are invited to spend time at the library before going out to Trick or Treat while completing a fun Halloween-themed scavenger hunt at their own pace.
Celebrate Halloween at the library with a story, songs, treats, a craft, and pictures! Trick or treat bags will be provided. Family friendly costumes are encouraged but not required.
This program is designed for adults of all ages and is performed while seated. Led by instructor Eleanor, Ageless Grace meet Fridays, 11am-12pm on Main Library's 1st floor.
Join Creation Station for a very special Halloween Photoshoot! Dress up in your fun and scary costumes and take family friendly pictures using our large green screen with Halloween backgrounds.
“Join us for a social time while working on your crochet, knitting, or needlework projects. Meet us in Meeting Room 237 on the 2nd floor to enjoy a time with fellow crafters!”
Join us for a family-friendly Halloween movie based on a book by acclaimed children's author, Roald Dahl, writer of children's classics Matilda and James and the Giant Peach.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Discover your inner artist in this engaging and relaxing painting and pastel program, open to all skill levels. Join us for an hour and a half of creativity, camaraderie, and self-expression.
Having Issues with your device? Want to learn how to navigate a computer? Join us for a one-on-one help session to help empower your knowledge. Please ensure personal devices are charged beforehand.
Wear a costume and prep for the spooky season by going to the library's Halloween party first! Win a prize bag by solving a scavenger hunt while visiting craft booths, Inktober, and playing a game.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Gallery C
The African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) presents the exhibition, "To Be Sold: Enslaved Labor and Slave Trading in the Antebellum South"Register
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
Celebrate Day of the Dead by creating your own skeleton puppet! It includes instructions and supplies to create your craft in the comfort of your home. *While supplies last, during business hours*
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
This class will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history/government); and practice reading and writing for the Citizenship Test.
In this six-session series, Stress Relief for Your Best Life Now, explores the causes of stress and how stress adversely affects the body and mind. Presented by Manohara Ferretti, M Div.
This class is for adults who know little or no English.
Develop basic conversation skills, learn vocabulary, and practice pronunciation. Listening, speaking and reading are encouraged. Adults only.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
Covering the beginning basics, participants will learn basic tenets of family history research - constructing family pedigree charts (tree), genealogy terms, getting started and organization tools.Register
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Gallery B
Join us for an interactive community event with nephrologists and dietitians as we explore how to protect your kidneys through informed healthcare and healthy eating habits.
Whether you are a Mahjong master, a card game enthusiast, a Chess strategist or a board game lover, join us! You can gather with friends, meet new people and indulge in your favorite game.
Get ready for the release of "Wicked: For Good" and Storybook Festival! Join us and learn how to make a craft inspired by the movie "Wicked." Materials will be provided while supplies last.
Do you like to learn and have fun all at the same time? Exercise your brain as you solve puzzles and complete challenges.
For ages 8-12. Registration is required for each child.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Chess Club open to all ages. This program is planned and conducted by the Marta-Beth Friedman Stirling Road Branch Library's Teen Advisory Board. This program will occur in the Teen Room.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
A place where speakers of other languages can practice intermediate level reading and conversational English. Instruction from volunteers of the Southwest Regional Library.
ABCs, 123s, and so much more! Join us for sing-a-longs and super fun activities that help little minds grow into big readers! This storytime is tailored to children ages 3 to 5.
Registration opens Monday, October 27 2025 at 9:00am
ABCs, 123s, and so much more! Join us for sing-a-longs and super fun activities that help little minds grow into big readers! This storytime is tailored to children ages 3 to 5.
Registration opens Monday, October 27 2025 at 9:00am
Chair Yoga helps to reduce inflammation, lower blood pressure, improve balance, increase strength and flexibility and so much more. Class is for adults of any age.
Strength and Balance is a total body workout which focuses on strengthening the arms, legs, and core through movement to improve muscle tone and mobility. Proper footwear is required.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
South Regional/Broward College Library - Multipurpose Room
Prepare for the November 8th SAT with this intensive, 5-session workshop. This program will be presented in person at the South Regional-BC Library, for High School students in grades 10-12.
Kids ages 5-12 can practice their reading skills while reading to a pet therapy dog. Registration is required. Participants must be registered with their child's name & check in at the reference desk
Be prepared for success in today's digital world! Learn essential skills in coding, computer navigation, internet safety and how to conduct research. Please bring your own laptop or tablet.
We will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center
The Alvin Sherman Library is set to enrich the community with its English Café program, designed to help adults practice English in a relaxed, conversational setting. Register
Lauderhill Towne Centre Library - Multipurpose Room
Crochet for a good cause with the Friends of Lauderhill Towne Centre Library. Both beginners and experts are welcome! All supplies provided but participants can also bring in their own supplies.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
North Regional/Broward College Library - Story Room
Toddler Storytime: Stories, songs, and rhymes. Ages 18-35 months. Registration is required. Limited to the registered and/or the first 35 participants.
Join us as we honor our servicemen/women through story time, songs and handmade crafts. Children ages 3-5 years old, accompanied by their parents or care givers are welcomed to attend.
Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages.
Registration opens two weeks prior to event.
Registration opens Tuesday, October 21 2025 at 9:00am
Have you heard about artificial intelligence (AI) and want to learn more about it? Eliminate the mystique and discover not only how it works but also how it can work for you.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
North Lauderdale Saraniero Branch - Multipurpose Room
Build Confidence for delivering speeches and presentations, while developing strong eye contact, poise and articulation. Sponsored by Friends of Broward County Library.
Your college & scholarship essay can make all the difference, let’s make it shine! Send us your draft and get real-time feedback during the workshop from your peers & experts.Register
We will help you:
Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Get creative and have fun exploring hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities for ages 6 to 12. Registration is required for each participant.
Registration opens Tuesday, October 28 2025 at 9:00am
Lauderdale Lakes Branch Library/Educational and Cultural Center - Multipurpose Room
Mentees will participate in youth development, social and emotional discussions, academic encouragement, and receive support. This program is entirely free for all participants. Register
Lauderhill Towne Centre Library - Multipurpose Room
Monthly class series for adults, teens, and families that explores different art mediums guided by artist and educator Dr. Kimme Harris. All supplies will be provided.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
The Office of Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz will be available to answer questions, obtain information, and help resolve problems with a federal agency.
A one on one orientation with a library staff member who can help you learn to use your favorite library apps on your smartphone or tablet. Please bring your smart device fully charged.
Lauderhill Towne Centre Library - Multipurpose Room
This course presents a thorough, jargon-free introduction to computers, files and folders, networks, and peripherals like external storage drives and Bluetooth devices.
One-on-one guidance from a library staff member on how to sign up for and use Rosetta Stone. Learn how to set up the service on your phone or tablet with step-by-step support tailored to your needs.
Join us weekly for thought provoking discussions on a wide range of topics. Participants are invited to share insights and explore diverse perspectives.
Playtime isn't just fun—it's vital for your child's early literacy development! Join us for playtime, stories, and to meet new friends! Program for Ages: 2 years & Up
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
You’re invited to learn from journalist and author Joseph Lee as he chats with us about his stirring memoir, "Nothing More of This Land: Community, Power, and the Search for Indigenous Identity."Register
Join us for an in-person stream of a virtual conversation with journalist and author Joseph Lee of "Nothing More of This Land: Community, Power, and the Search for Indigenous Identity."
Broward County Property Appraisers Office, offer in-person tax exemption information to the public. Learn about & sign up for Homestead, Veterans, Disabled, Senior & other Property Tax Exemptions.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.Register
South Regional/Broward College Library - Conference Room
Spend a mindful hour with us listening to music and decorating clay leaf bowls! Registration Required.
Please watch for confirmation emails a week prior to the event.
We will help you: Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Free class for students who have basic English language skills and want to improve their comfort and proficiency in English. Registration is required & class size is limited.
Join us for our monthly Teen Advisory Board (TAB) meeting! TAB is a group of teen volunteers who make suggestions, plan programs, and conduct programs for our library.
Jan Moran Collier City Learning Library - Multipurpose Room
This series of classes will teach participants the fundamentals of music production and audio engineering without the fear and intimidation. Class size is limited to a maximum 15 students.
Stop by the library between Monday, October 20, 2025 and Thursday, November 6, 2025 to write a letter of gratitude to a U.S. veteran. All supplies provided.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Senior Citizens can play indoor virtual sports games, such as Nintendo bowling, allowing them to engage in non-strenuous physical activities in a comfortable environment.
1 baby per adult. Siblings must have another caregiver. This storytime is only for non-walkers. Once the babies can walk, please consider our other storytimes.
Registration opens Thursday, October 30 2025 at 9:00am
Join us for stories, music, movement, and fun, for ages 3-5. Parents/caregivers are invited for the craft/activity session only. Registration is required for each child.
Registration opens Thursday, October 30 2025 at 9:00am
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
Nourish your mind and body with 14-weeks of yoga at the African American Research Library and Cultural Center. Whether you're seeking stress relief or joyful movement, all are welcome to the program. Register
Please join us, as Leigh Ann Russo, Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages. Registration Required
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Galt Ocean Mile Reading Center - Multipurpose Room
Learn about 5 proven strategies for empowering yourself to handle any situation. As Glinda the Good Witch in the Wizard of Oz says, “You’ve had the power all along, my dear.”
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
These exercises, based on everyday movements that are natural and organic, focus on the health longevity of the mind and body. Presented by certified instructor Sharon Veingrad.
Come for a relaxing day of coloring; supplies will be provided. We will be coloring Dream Catchers in celebration of Native American Heritage Month.
Registration required.
A young British soldier finds himself separated from his unit during a riot on the streets of Belfast in 1971. Panicked and disoriented, he must try to make his way back to base.
Learn how to create professional, polished resumes using basic computer tools. This class will guide you step-by-step, covering formatting design tips, and what to include to make your resume.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
On the first Friday of the month, Friends of the Fort Lauderdale Libraries host their book fair and attic shop on the 2nd floor of Broward County Main Library.
Northwest Regional Library - Youth Program (Room 135)
Join us for songs, rhymes, and stories specifically selected for the developmental needs of babies before they start walking. Space is limited to 60 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
This program is designed for adults of all ages and is performed while seated. Led by instructor Eleanor, Ageless Grace meet Fridays, 11am-12pm on Main Library's 1st floor.
Looking for a space to connect, share, and engage? This is a inviting, inclusive gathering for individuals living with memory loss and their care partners.
For families with babies birth to 18 months. Play with your baby and meet new friends during this special play date that promotes social skills, motor skills and helps develop early literacy skills!
Join instructor Sabrina Zhang for a Tai Chi class. This gentle form of exercise can help maintain strength, flexibility, and balance. Registration required.
“Join us for a social time while working on your crochet, knitting, or needlework projects. Meet us in Meeting Room 237 on the 2nd floor to enjoy a time with fellow crafters!”
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Having Issues with your device? Want to learn how to navigate a computer? Join us for a one-on-one help session to help empower your knowledge. Please ensure personal devices are charged beforehand.
A fun twist on Bingo. The "caller" will play songs from the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, when you have the title mark your card. Small prizes will be given out.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Gallery C
The African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) presents the exhibition, "To Be Sold: Enslaved Labor and Slave Trading in the Antebellum South"Register
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
This class will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history/government); and practice reading and writing for the Citizenship Test.
Description Insanity is a high intensity interval training (HIIT) exercise class that is designed to keep your body working at maximum capacity throughout the entire workout. No equipment necessary.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Michael Bienes Seminar Room #2
The Partners in Racial Justice discussion series invites those who visit the “To Be Sold: Enslaved Labor and Slave Trading in the Antebellum South” exhibit at AARLCC.Register
In this six-session series, Stress Relief for Your Best Life Now, explores the causes of stress and how stress adversely affects the body and mind. Presented by Manohara Ferretti, M Div.
When Words Collide is a writing convention that will include activities such as workshops led by local writers, an open mic, and speeches from guest speakers. Registration is required.Register
Tired of burnout and broken writing goals? Learn how to plan smarter, write sustainably, and build a creative life that lasts in this empowering 60-minute seminar for writers.
This class is for adults who know little or no English.
Develop basic conversation skills, learn vocabulary, and practice pronunciation. Listening, speaking and reading are encouraged. Adults only.
Northwest Regional Library - Youth Program (Room 133)
Kids ages 5-12 can practice their reading skills and gain confidence while reading to Zoey, our pet-therapy dog. This is a first come-first served basis program.
Get creative and have fun exploring hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities for ages 6 to 12.
Registration is required for each participant.
Registration opens Tuesday, November 4 2025 at 9:00am
Southwest Regional Library - Computer Training Center
Registration is required (call 954-357-7110). Learn (or brush up on) the basics of using computers, including the mouse, hardware, software, & Windows. For adults with little or no computer knowledge.
Writer’s Group at Sunrise offers writers of all levels a space to develop writing skills, receive constructive feedback and support from other writers.
Whether you are a Mahjong master, a card game enthusiast, a Chess strategist or a board game lover, join us! You can gather with friends, meet new people and indulge in your favorite game.
Join us at for a special screening followed by a dynamic panel discussion and Q&A. Panelists will include John Gottsch (Composer) & Steve Robitaille (President, Florida Defenders of the Environment).
Under the spell of the 2025 film "Wicked: For Good" in November? Watch this classic film adaptation that inspired "Wicked" itself! Popcorn and drinks are provided while supplies last.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Join us for our monthly Hollywood Historical Society event! This month, Abiud Montes, retired combat veteran/MGySgt US Marine Corp and Fort Lauderdale Navy League President will be our guest speaker.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
A place where speakers of other languages can practice intermediate level reading and conversational English. Instruction from volunteers of the Southwest Regional Library.
Young At Art (now Broward County Library Branch) - Multipurpose Room
Join us for our second special story time with returning, popular, author Robert Herrick, presenting Walter the Worried School Bus, a fun-packed interactive story.
Registration opens Monday, October 27 2025 at 9:00am
Join Certified Senior Advisor James Narducci from CareResource Planning, as we inform, educate and protect our community's older adults and seniors from increasingly sophisticated fraud schemes.
Chair Yoga helps to reduce inflammation, lower blood pressure, improve balance, increase strength and flexibility and so much more. Class is for adults of any age.
Strength and Balance is a total body workout which focuses on strengthening the arms, legs, and core through movement to improve muscle tone and mobility. Proper footwear is required.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
We will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Join us at our new book club, meeting in the evenings once a month. We will read fiction and nonfiction, and different genres. Registration is required. Come join us, refreshments will be served.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Dania Beach Paul DeMaio Branch - Multipurpose Room
Provides an overview of the different parts of Medicare including: Parts A, B, C, D, Medigap and available financial assistance.
1-hour presentation followed by one-on-one counseling sessions.
A one on one orientation with a library staff member who can help you learn to use your favorite library apps on your smartphone or tablet. Please bring your smart device fully charged.
Join us weekly for thought provoking discussions on a wide range of topics. Participants are invited to share insights and explore diverse perspectives.
Class taught by library volunteer Marion Fass. Learn basic smartphone skills. Please bring your smartphone fully charged. Online registration required.
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Galt Ocean Mile Reading Center - Multipurpose Room
Presented by Michael Kelly. Join us for interesting literary lecture and discussion. Event sponsored by the Friends of the Galt Ocean Mile Reading Center.
Join us for a foreign film with commentary by film expert Shelly Isaacs.
***FREE to members of Friends of West Regional Library,
$3 suggested donation for NON Friends members.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Computer Lab
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected. Register
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.Register
We will help you: Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center
Join NSU Librarians every second Wednesday at the Broward Mall for a special storytime, engaging art activity, and free book giveaways for kids ages 4-8!Register
Free class for students who have basic English language skills and want to improve their comfort and proficiency in English. Registration is required & class size is limited.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Please join us, as Elizabeth Varas, Happiness Coach and Mind-Body Medicine Practitioner, presents Ageless Grace, learn about topics such as nutrition, mindfulness and self-care practices.
Apply for the Homestead Exemption and learn about additional exemptions with the Broward County Property Appraiser. Event takes place on the third Thursday of the Month.
Young At Art (now Broward County Library Branch) - Multipurpose Room
Our mindfulness hour of tea, coloring and relaxing music invites you to calm your mind and destress. Come and join us - coloring sheets and pencils are provided.
Registration opens Monday, November 10 2025 at 9:00am
Smart DriverTEK is a 90-minute workshop offering an interactive way to stay up to date with the latest safety technology in your current or future car.
Join us for stories, music, movement, and fun, for ages 3-5. Parents/caregivers are invited for the craft/activity session only. Registration is required for each child.
Registration opens Thursday, November 6 2025 at 9:00am
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
Nourish your mind and body with 14-weeks of yoga at the African American Research Library and Cultural Center. Whether you're seeking stress relief or joyful movement, all are welcome to the program. Register
Please join us, as Leigh Ann Russo, Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages. Registration Required
Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center
Bring your own lunch, unwind in a cozy setting, surrounded by fellow book lovers, and delve into the pages of compelling novels- this is Books and Bites. Register
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Join us as we celebrate the Spirit of Thanksgiving with family and friends, in a friendly competition. Come! Relax! Laugh! Meet new friends, Play and WIN a Thanksgiving Ham/Turkey.
Let's PLAY and WIN!
These exercises, based on everyday movements that are natural and organic, focus on the health longevity of the mind and body. Presented by certified instructor Sharon Veingrad.
Century Plaza/Leon Slatin Branch - Multipurpose Room
Learn how to stream TV and movies using services like Youtube and Netflix. Discover free or low-cost ways to watch content without cable. Not tech experience needed!
Galt Ocean Mile Reading Center - Multipurpose Room
Bring your friends to a fun sing along event featuring popular Broadway tunes, popular songs, and movie themes with professional piano player Karen Evans.
Join instructor Sabrina Zhang for a Tai Chi class. This gentle form of exercise can help maintain strength, flexibility, and balance. Registration required.
Join us in a conversation with acclaimed writer Amanda Peters as we discuss her instant bestselling novel, "The Berry Pickers," and her short fiction collection, "Waiting for the Long Night Moon."Register
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Northwest Regional Library - Youth Program (Room 135)
Join us for songs, rhymes, and stories specifically selected for the developmental needs of babies before they start walking. Space is limited to 60 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
This program is designed for adults of all ages and is performed while seated. Led by instructor Eleanor, Ageless Grace meet Fridays, 11am-12pm on Main Library's 1st floor.
Lauderhill Towne Centre Library - Multipurpose Room
The League of Women Voters of Broward County meet the second Friday of each month to discuss books centered around strong women of diverse backgrounds.
For families with babies birth to 18 months. Play with your baby and meet new friends during this special play date that promotes social skills, motor skills and helps develop early literacy skills!
“Join us for a social time while working on your crochet, knitting, or needlework projects. Meet us in Meeting Room 237 on the 2nd floor to enjoy a time with fellow crafters!”
Having Issues with your device? Want to learn how to navigate a computer? Join us for a one-on-one help session to help empower your knowledge. Please ensure personal devices are charged beforehand.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Gallery C
The African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC) presents the exhibition, "To Be Sold: Enslaved Labor and Slave Trading in the Antebellum South"Register
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Southwest Regional Library - Everglades Room, Auditorium, Lobby, Teen Room
The first 1,000 children arriving to the Festival will receive a free book. Children are encouraged to come to the Festival in costume and join the Storybook Parade.Register
This class will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history/government); and practice reading and writing for the Citizenship Test.
Description Insanity is a high intensity interval training (HIIT) exercise class that is designed to keep your body working at maximum capacity throughout the entire workout. No equipment necessary.
In this six-session series, Stress Relief for Your Best Life Now, explores the causes of stress and how stress adversely affects the body and mind. Presented by Manohara Ferretti, M Div.
Teens will research football teams and players and make predictions based upon historical data.
Teens will be engaged in math with a real-world connection.
These roundtable discussions are designed to mutually inform, assess, and motivate community members to connect, share stories, and respond proactively to the issues we face collectively.Register
African American Research Library and Cultural Center - Gallery B
AARLCC is hosting the best and brightest experts on Black history to our community to promote intergenerational learning in a family-friendly environment.Register
This class is for adults who know little or no English.
Develop basic conversation skills, learn vocabulary, and practice pronunciation. Listening, speaking and reading are encouraged. Adults only.
The Wishing Crane Project offers creative activities, such as making origami cranes for hospice and hospital patients.
For Ages 6 and up. Registration required for each participant.
Registration opens Saturday, November 8 2025 at 9:00am
Whether you are a Mahjong master, a card game enthusiast, a Chess strategist or a board game lover, join us! You can gather with friends, meet new people and indulge in your favorite game.
Main Library - 5th Floor Northwest Conference Room
This series is designed for more experienced photographers. Discussion will bring to your attention how to make YOUR photographs more artistic. Seating is limited. Registration Required.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center
Members of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Broward County are available to assist you and to help answer any questions that have you stumped. Register
Are you looking for something to do on Sundays? Do you have very young children your family? Would you like to have them entertained? Then come to Family Storytime!
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
A place where speakers of other languages can practice intermediate level reading and conversational English. Instruction from volunteers of the Southwest Regional Library.
ABCs, 123s, and so much more! Join us for sing-a-longs and super fun activities that help little minds grow into big readers! Storytime will be followed by special tours of the Fantasy Forest.
Registration opens Monday, November 10 2025 at 9:00am
ABCs, 123s, and so much more! Join us for sing-a-longs and super fun activities that help little minds grow into big readers! Storytime will be followed by special tours of the Fantasy Forest.
Registration opens Monday, November 10 2025 at 9:00am
Chair Yoga helps to reduce inflammation, lower blood pressure, improve balance, increase strength and flexibility and so much more. Class is for adults of any age.
Strength and Balance is a total body workout which focuses on strengthening the arms, legs, and core through movement to improve muscle tone and mobility. Proper footwear is required.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
Prepare for the SAT with this intensive, 5 session workshop presented at Main Library, for High School students in grades 10-12. This workshop is presented by Affordable College Solutions.
Registration opens Monday, November 3 2025 at 9:00am
Whether it's designing and making buttons to wear, or learning how to make bananas play a song, we'll teach new skills and throw in some snap circuits and coding too! Come see what we're doing next!
Be prepared for success in today's digital world! Learn essential skills in coding, computer navigation, internet safety and how to conduct research. Please bring your own laptop or tablet.
We will help you practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research and Information Technology Center
The Alvin Sherman Library is set to enrich the community with its English Café program, designed to help adults practice English in a relaxed, conversational setting. Register
Lauderhill Towne Centre Library - Multipurpose Room
Crochet for a good cause with the Friends of Lauderhill Towne Centre Library. Both beginners and experts are welcome! All supplies provided but participants can also bring in their own supplies.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
North Regional/Broward College Library - Story Room
Toddler Storytime: Stories, songs, and rhymes. Ages 18-35 months. Registration is required. Limited to the registered and/or the first 35 participants.
Join us for a fun and "Thankful Turkey Thanksgiving Celebration," through stories, songs and craft activities. Children ages 3 - 5 along with their parents/caregivers, are welcome to attend.
Registered Yoga Teacher and Certified Holistic Health Coach presents Chair Yoga. These classes benefit people of all ages.
Registration opens two weeks prior to event.
Registration opens Tuesday, November 4 2025 at 9:00am
Pompano Beach Library and Cultural Center - Multipurpose Room
Holy Cross staff will share information and tips on clean and healthy food.
Holy Cross staff will also prepare delicious recipes for all of us to taste! One lucky attendee will win a gift card.
Join us for our monthly book discussion with Lynda Levin! This month, we'll be discussing: "The Many Lives of Mama Love" by Lara Love Hardin. The book must be read prior to the discussion.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
North Lauderdale Saraniero Branch - Multipurpose Room
Build Confidence for delivering speeches and presentations, while developing strong eye contact, poise and articulation. Sponsored by Friends of Broward County Library.
If you’re a Florida student, Bright Futures can cover a big chunk of your college costs. We’ll explain the eligibility requirements, application process, and how to keep your award once you earn it.Register
We will help you:
Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Get creative and have fun exploring hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities for ages 6 to 12. Registration is required for each participant.
Registration opens Tuesday, November 11 2025 at 9:00am
Lauderdale Lakes Branch Library/Educational and Cultural Center - Multipurpose Room
Mentees will participate in youth development, social and emotional discussions, academic encouragement, and receive support. This program is entirely free for all participants. Register
Join us at our new book club, meeting in the evenings once a month. We will read fiction and nonfiction, and different genres. Registration is required. Come join us, refreshments will be served.
Southwest Regional Library - Computer Training Center
For intermediate/advanced computer users. If you're new to computers, please take "Computer Basics" first until you master it. "Computer Basics" is offered every month.
You provide the crayons, markers, and glue. We'll provide the rest! Visit the Information desk to get your kit. New crafts available every week between September 8 and December 15.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
The award supports graduate students pursuing advanced research in anthropology, Africana/African American studies, African diaspora, educational leadership, or related fields. Deadline: 12/31/2025
Lauderhill Towne Centre Library - Multipurpose Room
Join Corny Sue the Scarecrow at the library as she brings the spirit of autumn to life. Children of all ages will learn all about fall during this entertaining story time full of fun and laughter!
A one on one orientation with a library staff member who can help you learn to use your favorite library apps on your smartphone or tablet. Please bring your smart device fully charged.
Join us weekly for thought provoking discussions on a wide range of topics. Participants are invited to share insights and explore diverse perspectives.
Northwest Regional Library - Computer Training Center
Join us to learn about Brainfuse, a free library digital resource offering live one-on-one tutoring daily for all ages (including adults), career assistance and chess tutoring.
Learn more about AI software and how to utilize it in everyday life. Please bring your laptop, tablet, smartphone fully charged. Registration required.
Join us for Fantastic Films and watch dramas that will make you cry, sultry on-screen romances that will leave you blushing, and action and thriller films that will have you on the edge of your seat.
Join us to share experiences, receive emotional support, and gain practical advice as you navigate the challenges, celebrate the small victories and foster resilience in the caregiving journey.
Hang out in the Teen Lounge after school. Watch a movie, play board games, work on a puzzle or an easy craft, and relax after class! For Middle and High Schoolers.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.
African American Research Library and Cultural Center
As the world continues to experience rapid advancements in technology, it’s vital to ensure accessible spaces for older Americans to stay informed and connected.Register
We will help you: Practice for the interview (speaking and comprehension); review the 100 civic questions (history and government); and practice your reading and writing.
Northwest Regional Library - Youth Program (Room 133)
A book club for students K-3 designed to encourage reading by having a fun meeting every third Wednesday of the month where we discuss a book of their choice followed with an activity.
Free class for students who have basic English language skills and want to improve their comfort and proficiency in English. Registration is required & class size is limited.
Join Bles Chavez-Bernstein as she talks about the creative writing process, and how she wove stories from her childhood to create In the Typhoon's Eye.
