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Kids Crafts @ Land O' Lakes Library
Get ready for St. Patrick's Day. Come to the library for some crafty projects to celebrate the occasion. Saturday, March 13
@ 2:00 p.m.
Elementary School-Age
For more information call (813) 929-1214
Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!!!
It's a birthday celebration! Join us in wishing the Cat In the Hat's creator, Dr. Seuss, a very Happy Birthday! Come for fun activities and crafts.
Saturday, March 6
@2:00 p.m.
Centennial Park Library
Elementary School-age
Call (727)834-3204 for more information.
Land O' Lakes Library Is Wild About Books
Join us for a fun filled book celebration during our Family Night Out event. Hear the story Wild About Books, make and create awesome crafts and become wild about reading.
Also, we will be holding a Children's Book Drive with the assistance of The Friends of the Land O' Lakes Library and Oakstead Elementary School. They are collecting new and/or gentle used children's books for the library.
Tuesday, March 2
@ 6:30 p.m.
All ages
For more information call the Youth Services Department @ (813) 929-1214.
Winter Olympics 2010 for Kids
Hey kids, in just two days the Winter Olympics Vancouver 2010 will be begin. Why not meet the Vancouver 2010 mascots; Sumi, Miga and Quatchi. You can get ready for the opening ceremonies by playing the online games at the mascot site.The library also has received some new books on the Olympics. Check them out;
Alpine and freestyle skiing by Kylie Burns
How figure skating works by Keltie Thomas
The Olympics : unforgettable moments of the games by Matt Christopher
Paralympic sports events by Robin Johnson
Seuss-a-palozza @ Hudson Regional Library
Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!!!It's a birthday celebration!
Tuesday, March 2
@ 6:30 p.m.
All Ages
For more information call (727) 861-3040
Celebrate President's Day
Checkout the award winning book, Our White House: Looking In, Looking Out by 108 renowned authors and illustrators and the National Children's Book and Literacy Alliance. Learn about the people who built, have lived in it, and have been touched by it. Discover the importance of the house at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and the role we, as citizens, have played in keeping it at the center of our democracy. This book was made available through the We the People: Picturing America 2009 Grant.
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