Week Calendar

In-person Registration at the Library is required.    
Library Volunteer: Diane McEwan.  

Course and supplies are supported by the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).  
Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.     
PARKING IS LIMITED. Please CARPOOL

In-person Registration at the Library is required.    
Library Volunteer: Diane McEwan.  

Course and supplies are supported by the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).  
Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.     
PARKING IS LIMITED. Please CARPOOL

In-person Registration at the Library is required.

This is an in-person, indoor program.   
Library Volunteer: Diane McEwan.  
Course and supplies are supported by the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).   
Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.       
PARKING IS LIMITED. Please CARPOOL

In-person Registration at the Library is required.

This is an in-person, indoor program.   
Library Volunteer: Diane McEwan.  
Course and supplies are supported by the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).   
Open to Lighthouse Point residents ages 62 and over.       
PARKING IS LIMITED. Please CARPOOL

Online Registration is required.   

Presented by Library Volunteer Nancy Crockett. 

Learn to knit or crochet from lifelong yarn artist and library volunteer!  New participants should bring Red Heart Super Saver Worsted Yarn, Size 8 Knitting Needles, Size G or H Crochet Hook with them to class.

Please remember late arrivals do not extend the class meeting time and if no participants have arrived 15-minutes after the scheduled start time, the session will be canceled.

Registration is required for this program.

Presented by Library Volunteer Kerry Harrison. Vice President of Investments at Stifel Nicolaus, Member of FINRA/SIPC. 

Classes are held in the Library community room. Please bring a notepad and pen with you to the program. Phone calls and recording (audio or video) are not allowed during class.

Instructor will share discussion only dates with registered participants.

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.

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. 

Online Registration is required.   

Ages 4 to 6 
Enjoy fun hands-on experiments and design challenges while learning  Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM). 
Adult caregivers are encouraged to attend with their child.  
In-person. In Library. Max Cap 12

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.  

Online Registration Required. 

Ages 4 to 11.

Use new and recycled supplies to create. Focuses on free exploration rather than step by step instructions. Make items as simple or elaborate as participant wishes. Tools available based on participant's age.

Adult caregivers of children under 7 are encouraged to attend.

In-person at the Library. Max Cap 12. 

With the support of Library staff, the Library Advisory Board reviews Library operations, policies, collections, budgets, and planning. They meet four to six times each year. The 6:30pm meeting time is set by City policy and an in-person quorum of four members is required for each voting session. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month in City Hall after patron hours and are open to the public. City Commission Appointed LAB Members: Victoria Anderson, Carolyn Bergamini, Nancy Cohen, Mary D’Angelo, Linda Hinkle, James L. Neff, and Sandra Trentacoste.