Event List

Audience: Ages 4-11.

Lab Time with Dr. Molly.

No session July 2.

Audience: Ages 4-11.

Hands-on arts fun based on famous artists.

In-person registration required. Interactive Program via Zoom with volunteer moderator John Spera and Library staff.

Hosted the third Wednesday of the month.  Course and supplies are supported by funding from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). Per CDBG guidelines, CDBG programs are only open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over. In-person enrollment and registration at the Library is required.  

In-person Registration at the Library is required.   

During this 45-minute one-on-one session, learn the basic functions of your favorite software, technology, or Library digital offering. Participants should bring their fully charged device with all passwords required to download Apps.   Please call the Library to learn more. Sorry, walk-in appointments are not available.   

Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.  
 

Audience: Ages 11 to 17
Registration is for all dates

Online Registration Required.

Teen and tween makerspace focuses on free exploration using new and recycled supplies that are found in an art room or craft space The tools are at the adult level.

Audience: All Ages

Online Registration Required. 

Build early learning skills through the joys of movement, books, and song. Library storytime may include short stories, songs, finger play, flannel boards, crafts, or other educational elements including bilingual English/Spanish vocabulary. Programs are designed to teach social skills, listening comprehension, letter/number recognition, vocabulary, and to build a foundation for lifelong reading success. Program length, stories, and activities are geared toward the target audience.   

No session on July 5.

Audience: Pre-K to Grade 5 

Online Registration Required

Page Turner Adventures is an award-winning children’s media company that produces fun multi-platform content for kids ages 4-10. Online adventures contain: Video stories and crafts, audiobook, flipbooks, and multiple activities that may be downloaded and reprinted. Registered participants will be emailed a link and credentials to access all content 24/7.

BCPA staff will assist residents (10:30 to noon) with property tax exemption, filling, and assessment information. Walk-ins Welcome or to schedule an appointment go to web.bcpa.net/ExemptionsExpress/calendar. For more information contact Michael Clark, 954-357-5579

Audience: Ages 4-11.

Creative crafts for multiple skill levels. 

No session July 1.

In-person Registration at the Library is required. Participants are selected by lottery. The form is available at the library during business hours

Registration is for all dates. A new subject will be selected weekly.

Each new participant will receive a set of supplies including watercolor paints, paper, and brushes. Course and supplies are supported by funding from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). Per CDBG guidelines, CDBG programs are only open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over. 

Summer Motive: Trees

Audience: Ages 4-11.

Lab Time with Dr. Molly.

No session July 2.

Audience: Ages 4-11.

Hands-on arts fun based on famous artists.

In-person Registration at the Library is required.   

During this 45-minute one-on-one session, learn the basic functions of your favorite software, technology, or Library digital offering. Participants should bring their fully charged device with all passwords required to download Apps.   Please call the Library to learn more. Sorry, walk-in appointments are not available.   

Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.  
 

Audience: Ages 11 to 17
Registration is for all dates

Online Registration Required.

Teen and tween makerspace focuses on free exploration using new and recycled supplies that are found in an art room or craft space The tools are at the adult level.

Audience: All Ages

Online Registration Required. 

Build early learning skills through the joys of movement, books, and song. Library storytime may include short stories, songs, finger play, flannel boards, crafts, or other educational elements including bilingual English/Spanish vocabulary. Programs are designed to teach social skills, listening comprehension, letter/number recognition, vocabulary, and to build a foundation for lifelong reading success. Program length, stories, and activities are geared toward the target audience.   

No session on July 5.

Audience: Pre-K to Grade 5 

Online Registration Required

Page Turner Adventures is an award-winning children’s media company that produces fun multi-platform content for kids ages 4-10. Online adventures contain: Video stories and crafts, audiobook, flipbooks, and multiple activities that may be downloaded and reprinted. Registered participants will be emailed a link and credentials to access all content 24/7.

June and July | Open Library Hours

No registration required

Audience: All Ages

Drop in the kid's room during June and July for an adventure-themed scavenger hunt for all ages. Enter the monthly raffle for adventure-themed youth books.

Audience: Ages 13 to 17

Online Registration Required

Teens receive three volunteer hours for reading and video reviewing kids' books from the Lighthouse Point Library's collection.  Video are posted to the Library's website.  Guidelines are sent to registered participants.  Tracking school volunteer requirement are each teen's responsibility.  Adjudicated hours are not eligible.  Teen must have a Lighthouse Point Library card to participate.

Audience: Pre-K to Grade 5 

Online Registration Required

Page Turner Adventures is an award-winning children’s media company that produces fun multi-platform content for kids ages 4-10. Online adventures contain: Video stories and crafts, audiobook, flipbooks, and multiple activities that may be downloaded and reprinted. Registered participants will be emailed a link and credentials to access all content 24/7.

Audience: Ages 4-11.

Creative crafts for multiple skill levels. 

No session July 1.

Audience: Ages 4-11.

Lab Time with Dr. Molly.

No session July 2.

Morikami Museum Outreach offers 3 exciting classes: Miniature Garden Making, Chigiri-e, and Origami
July 10: Miniature Garden Making.
Use real plants, stones, soil, and sand to create your own mini-Japanese garden.
July 17: Chigiri-e.
Learn about the Japanese art of chigiri-e (paper collage) and create a postcard sized work of art
July 24: Origami.
Turn flat pieces of paper into three-dimensional works of art!

Participants will be selected by CDBG Lottery.