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Let the Summer Fun Begin! Just because school’s out doesn’t mean the books have to stay closed! Largo Public Library invites kids of all ages to join our Summer Reading Challenges: - Ages 0–5
- Ages 5–12
- Grades 6–12
Track your reading through the Beanstack App to earn badges and prizes all summer long! Prefer paper? No problem! Just stop by the Youth Services or Teen areas to pick up a reading log in person. Each age group has the chance to win fun prizes throughout the summer, so don't miss out! (P.S. Grown-ups—we didn’t forget you!
Our “20 for 20: A Largo Public Library Birthday Celebration Challenge” kicks off July 1st. Stay tuned!) |
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Mon - Wed: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm Thu - Fri: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Sun: Closed |
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Nan Colton as Mary Shelley Thu | Jun 12 | 6:00pm The horror theme started by the Largo Turns a Page featured author Grady Hendrix will continue with a live performance by Nan Colton. In this premier performance Nan will portray Mary Shelley, author of the gothic horror novel Frankenstein. This very special performance is presented by the Greater Largo Library Foundation. Tickets are $20.00. Tickets can be purchased at the Circulation Desk (cash or check only) or you may pay by credit card at www.gllf.org. Ticket sales will begin on May 1st and the deadline to purchase is June 10th. No tickets will not be sold on the evening of the event. Please contact the Foundation office at 727-586-7398 for additional information. All proceeds benefit the programs and services of the Largo Public Library. |
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One of Florida’s many charms is that no matter where you are, there’s likely to be a beach nearby, but the combination of salty soil and sea spray does affect which plants will—and won’t—succeed. Master Gardener Deborah Rothenberger will share some excellent salt-tolerant plant options for your coastal landscape. |
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Adults Read YA Book Club Wed | Jun 11 | 6:00pm Who says Young Adult books are just for teens? Join us on the second Wednesday of each month at 6pm for a YA Lit book club – for grown-ups! |
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Self-Indulgent Romance Book Club Wed | Jun 25 | 6:00pm Join us for a book club built for hopeless romantics and cynics alike as we explore different tropes, sub-genres, and themes. Everyone is welcome to respectfully attend but registration is required. Ages 18+. June's book is Hot Summer by Elle Everhart |
Reader's Advisory 101 Mon | Jun 16 | 2:00pm Out of things to read? Finished your favorite author's back catalog? Learn how to use NoveList to discover new titles and authors to try and enjoy. Staff will be available to provide some one-on-one reader's advisory as well. |
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De-Mystifying AI
Wed | Jun 18 | 3:00pm Unlock the power of AI! Join us for a journey into the world of artificial intelligence, where we'll demystify complex concepts and explore the exciting ways AI is transforming our daily lives. Discover how AI is making our world smarter, more efficient, and more connected than ever before. |
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Citizenship & Naturalization Classes
Mon & Wed | 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Are you a legal permanent resident of the United States seeking citizenship? We can assist you with preparation for the naturalization process, including civics, U.S. history, and interview practice. Classes are led by Learning Empowered, a nonprofit organization. New students can join anytime during the 11-week term. |
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Conversation Club Tuesdays | 6:15 - 7:30pm Fridays | 11:15am - 12:30pm (Starts 6/20!)
All non-native English language learners are invited to attend weekly Conversation Club. This fun and engaging program provides an opportunity for individuals to practice their speaking and listening skills in an informal, down to earth atmosphere. Each session will have a different topic of discussion, topics might include conversations about travel, cooking, the job hunt, and other life skills. Registration is NOT required. Just show up and have fun conversing and making new friends. Note: conversation club on Tuesdays is NOT the same as conversation club on Fridays. So, if you can attend both, please do! |
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Mon | Jun 9 | 1:00pm | Hybrid (Zoom & Local History Room) Libraries are a great place for finding genealogy resources. This class will show you how to find libraries and archives that can help you in your search, how to get the most from catalog searches, and discover other helpful resources available through online catalogs. This will be a hybrid class held in-person in the Local History Room and online via Zoom. Registration is only required for Zoom attendees. Register in advance for this meeting if attending via Zoom: For specific information contact: info@pinellasgenealogysociety.com Presenter: Karen Fortin |
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Booktastic Summer Kick-Off Mon | Jun 2 | 5:00 - 7:00pm What better way to kick-off summer at the library than a book-themed extravaganza? Come check out our summer kick-off event for booklovers of all ages to enjoy bookish themed crafts, a snack, and games inspired by your favorite children's books and book characters. There will even be a chance to win some books for your home library. It’s fun for the whole family! |
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Summer Science Spectacular Tue | Jun 17 & 24 | 2:00pm Enjoy simple science projects in this make and take science hour. Jun 17: Wheels That Spin - Build simple cars that run on magnetism and rubber bands. Jun 24: Lots of Lights - What will you make with all of these LED lights? |
New! Cosplay & Console Thu | Jun 5 & 19 | 3:00 - 5:00pm Level up your day with gaming and cosplay at the library! Free play will be available on the Nintendo Switch and select retro consoles. |
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New! Fandom Fridays Fri | Jun 6 & 20 | 2:00 - 4:00pm Join us for a biweekly makerspace event where you can craft and create projects inspired by your favorite fandoms!
June 6: Photocards June 20: Kandi
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