Join us for a special storytime created in cooperation with the Center for Autism Related Disorders (CARD) This storytime will introduce children to the library and rhythms of storytime in a gentle fun and enriching manner.

Join us for an old-school video gaming throwdown! We'll play retro games on a classic original NES system. Games played include Super Mario Bros., Duck Hunt, The Legend of Zelda, Tetris, and more!

So you have decided to purchase a 3D printer and you don't know where to start. Join us for a discussion about some of the in and outs of the current world of home 3D printers.

Stuck on English and Grammar homework? Visit the Archer Branch Library every Sunday from 3-5 p.m. to receive personalized help with English and Grammar. Registration is required and space is limited.

Need help with Math? Join us every Sunday from 4-5 p.m. to receive assistance with math problems and math homework. Space is limited; please register online or see staff.

Want to get your child started learning a second language? Try Curious Chinese, a class designed for young children to begin learning the basics of the Chinese language.

You have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member who will assist you with all of your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you can't figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with computer software such as Word or PowerPoint; then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you.

Learn to crochet at the library. Also practice your skills with others who love the craft and get tips on projects. Furthermore attendees can participate in charity crochet projects!

Wallace Russell leads seniors through the basics of computer usage; from using a mouse, to email, to basic web searching and beyond. Bring your computer questions and enjoy this 6 week course.

The clothing closet will be open Monday's 2-4pm and Thursday 11am -1pm to help families and individuals meet their clothing needs. We have adult children's and job/interview clothing.

You have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member who will assist you with all of your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you can't figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with computer software such as Word or PowerPoint; then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you.

A reading dog is a special friend that loves to hear stories and doesn't judge anyone's reading ability. Reading dogs are certified therapy dogs with a special temperament.

Homework Help is now just a click away through the Parent Academy Mobile Learning Lab. Students can use this learning lab equipped with computers and internet to access their school accounts and work on school and education related computer programs.

Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance is a group program that focuses on improving functional ability such as balance and physical function to reduce fall-related risks and frequency

Strong Kids Afterschool Tutoring and Homework help will be offered on Monday's from 3:00-4:00pm and Wednesday's from 2-3:30pm to support kids educational and homework needs. This program is limited to the first 7 students who arrive each day. Please visit or call the Library Resource Center for more information at 334-0456.

Come to the Headquarters library on Monday, April 23rd at 6:30 PM and listen to representatives from Solar Impact of Gainesville discuss how you can make the switch to clean, affordable solar power.

Enjoy stories songs and activities geared for ages 3 to 5. Preschoolers will participate in group activities that foster curiosity and develop early literacy skills.

You have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member who will assist you with all of your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you can't figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with computer software such as Word or PowerPoint; then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you.

Tai Ch for Better Balance is a program that focuses on improving balance and physical function to reduce fall-related risks and injuries . Sponsored by Elder Options. Instructor: Pat Bellis

Talks from TED2018: The Age of Amazement. Learn about jaw-dropping AI, new forms of creativity, and courageous advocates of radical social change.

Have a needlecraft that you love but have a hard time finding time to actually work on your projects? Have some fun with this crafting group which meets at the library Tuesday afternoons at 1:00 pm.

WIC and Momcare will be here to provide information to parents about nutrition and health of infants and their mothers. Information about low cost car seats is also available.

You have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member who will assist you with all of your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you can't figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with computer software such as Word or PowerPoint; then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you.

Each month the Cone Park Library Resource Center will host a Science Club for kids and families. Kids and parents/caregivers are welcome to attend! Our Science Club programs help kids engage in science activities in a fun way to reinforce their science education at school. We also take field trips as part of our club.

Afterschool homework help is available afterschool on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Please ask the receptionist or library for more information about this program.

Strong Kids Afterschool Tutoring and Homework help will be offered on Monday's from 3:00-4:00pm and Wednesday's from 2-3:30pm to support kids educational and homework needs. This program is limited to the first 7 students who arrive each day. Please visit or call the Library Resource Center for more information at 334-0456.

Are you a writer under the age of eighteen? Would you like to improve your writing skills? Would you like to share your writing with other young writers?

Playing WiiU at the library is a great way to meet friends. Come enjoy a fun afternoon playing MarioKart Basketball Just Dance Super Smash Bros Super Mario Bros and more.

It's LEGOspace time! Calling all Master Builders... join us at the Archer Branch Library to build any awesome LEGO thing your mind can dream up and other LEGO fun!

Come to the Teen Space every 4th Tuesday of the month and make some fun art objects out of perler beads! Supplies and patterns will be provided.

Girls Scouts will now meet weekly at the Library Partnership and is open to girls of all ages. Girls will participate in activities to inspire them to be leaders empowered and good citizens. All girls who participate must have their parent or guardian complete a registration form.

Open only to potential ACLD literacy tutors. Contact Literacy Coordinator Theresa Sterling for information at 352-334-3929 or tsterling@aclib.us

The Millhopper School of Witchcraft and Wizardry has completed its first year! Celebrate with a showing of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.

Join local realtors Christie and Wade Wheeler from Matchmaker Realty and discover how to purchase your first home. This program is part of Money Smart Week.

Dance class for all ages, shapes and sizes. Work out routines vary between low intensity and high intensity. Scarlett Ashmore is certified as a Refit Revolution Instructor.

You have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member who will assist you with all of your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you can't figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with computer software such as Word or PowerPoint; then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you.

Music plays an important role in developing a child's ability to read. Come enjoy music dancing and bonding time with your baby or toddler.

This interactive 20 to 30-minute Laptime program is designed to help you bond with your baby through stories songs and nursery rhymes while using motion sight sound and touch.

UF HealthStreet is a community engagement program connecting community members to health resources services and opportunities to participate in health research studies.

Crochet and knit while making hats, blankets, booties, and more for the Pediatric Oncology Unit at UF Health Shands hospital. Meet new friends or join with old ones for weekly fun!

Nurture musical growth in your child as you experience music together. Space is limited to the first 14 young children and their parents. Please arrive early.

The Harn Museum presents Elementary Art at the Library. Participants can learn about all kinds of art and try their hand at various mediums. Come get messy with the museum!

Afterschool Homework Help is available for children and teens to support their education. Snacks will be given to children who actively participate and work toward their homework.

You have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member who will assist you with all of your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you can't figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with computer software such as Word or PowerPoint; then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you.

Want to play games with your friends? The Alachua Branch Library has a wide variety of tabletop games that will be set out from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Try out our games like Chess Zombie-oply Kerplunk Pokemon TCG and more! Do you have a game but no one to play it with you? Bring your own tabletop game and find players at the event. Beginners through advance players are welcomed.

This is by appointment. You will have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member that will assist you with all your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you canít figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with a computer software such as Word or PowerPoint then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you. Other days/times available by appointment only!

Tai Chi: Moving for Better Balance is a group program that focuses on improving functional ability such as balance and physical function to reduce fall-related risks and frequency

Strong Kids Afterschool Tutoring and Homework help will be offered on Monday's from 3:00-4:00pm and Wednesday's from 2-3:30pm to support kids educational and homework needs. This program is limited to the first 7 students who arrive each day. Please visit or call the Library Resource Center for more information at 334-0456.

Join TAG and give us feedback on what you'd like to see in the library! This is an opportunity to make your voice heard! Meetings are the last Wednesday of every month.

Be creative with computer science and coding using Scratch while having fun with club members. Create. Code. Discover. 4th through 8th grade.

A Book Club for Tweens (ages 9 - 14) This month's book is the Fourteenth Goldfish by Jennifer L. Holm. Stop by the Reference Desk to get a copy.

Learn how to play chess or join the chess club to play chess with new and old friends. The chess club is suitable for all ages and experience levels.

Basic level taught by a native Spanish speaker. Contact Literacy Coordinator Theresa Sterling for more information at 352-334-3929 or tsterling@aclib.us

Every fourth Wednesday @ 6:00 pm (in November and December we will meet the third Wednesday @ 6:00 pm) we will have book club discussions (with refreshments) featuring popular and recently published books including books recommended by participants. Open to the public.

GEY aims to provide a safe and supportive space for the physical, emotional, and social well-being of LGBTQI youth. Join the monthly meeting with library staff to learn about library services.

Celebrate Money Smart Week 2018 by watching Lynda.com's course on setting financial goals. Learn about topics such as budgeting, managing debt, and more. This video is approximately 1-hour long.

Food will be given out to individuals and families in need that is donated by Bread of the Mighty Food Bank. Numbers will be given out at approximately 10am according to when the food is expected to arrive.

You have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member who will assist you with all of your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you can't figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with computer software such as Word or PowerPoint; then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you.

Interactive storytime with literature-based fingerplay art music and puppetry for people identifying with aged five and under and their caretakers

Stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays for babies and infants. Caregivers should supply one lap per baby for this highly interactive program.

The clothing closet will be open Monday's 2-4pm and Thursday 11am -1pm to help families and individuals meet their clothing needs. We have adult children's and job/interview clothing.

A representative from Meridian Behavioral Health will be here to provide access and information about Meridian Services including stress management mental health and substance abuse services.

SHINE offers advice by trained counselors that is unbiased, confidential and free. Individual sessions are designed to help those eligible for Medicare understand their choices and options.

Tai Ch for Better Balance is a program that focuses on improving balance and physical function to reduce fall-related risks and injuries . Sponsored by Elder Options. Instructor: Pat Bellis

Bring your knitting (or crocheting tatting macrame etc). This group will meet weekly to share ideas help with snags and offer support for each others' creative endeavors. Come on in and share your craft with like minded individuals.

Savvy Caregiver is a multi week training designed for caregivers who assist persons with Dementia and/or Alzheimerís Disease. The Savvy Caregiver Program is a unique approach to family caregiver education. The program offers ideas gathered from many disciplines and sources. Throughout the series caregivers are urged to learn develop and modify approaches they can use to lessen their own stress and improve their particular caregiver situation. The course is free to all family caregivers but you need to register!

You have the opportunity to spend up to one (1) hour with a library staff member who will assist you with all of your computer questions. So if you have a computer problem you can't figure out; need assistance with downloading eBooks; need assistance with computer software such as Word or PowerPoint; then One on One Computer Assistance may be for you.

Homework Help is now just a click away through the Parent Academy Mobile Learning Lab. Students can use this learning lab equipped with computers and internet to access their school accounts and work on school and education related computer programs.

Strong Kids Afterschool Tutoring and Homework help will be offered on Monday's from 3:00-4:00pm and Wednesday's from 2-3:30pm to support kids educational and homework needs. This program is limited to the first 7 students who arrive each day. Please visit or call the Library Resource Center for more information at 334-0456.

Want to learn about the flavors and benefits of African heritage foods and exceptionally nutritious ways of eating? Sign up for this six-week class, A Taste of African Heritage.

Basic English class. No walk-ins. Students must first meet with Literacy Coordinator Theresa Sterling for assessment and placement. 352-334-3929 tsterling@aclib.us

This class is open to everyone. A yoga mat comfortable clothing and a warm blanket are recommended. For more information contact Veda at 352-692-3922 or via email at vedalewis@aol.com.

Open only to potential ACLD literacy tutors. Contact Literacy Coordinator Theresa Sterling for information at 352-334-3929 or tsterling@aclib.us

Please join us for songs, rhymes and play time with your babies. This is a great opportunity for parents and caregivers to have bonding time with their little ones.

Music plays an important role in developing a child's ability to read. Come enjoy music dancing and bonding time with your baby or toddler.

Join us at the library every Friday for adult board games. Learn how to play Mahjong play a game of Boggle Monopoly practice your chess skills or pick up some cards. Meet new friends and have fun!

Music plays an important role in developing a child's ability to read. Come enjoy music dancing and bonding time with your baby or toddler.

Courageous Kids is a program that teaches kids about healthy relationships and encourages kids to develop positive friendships trusting relationships. All kids are welcome to attend. Snacks will be served.

Paper and candle are used to create a decoration around the candle. This will make a great present for Mother's Day. Limited to the first 24 people.

Fill in the gaps on your child's knowledge in a fun, interactive presentation on acing the interview, appropriate and safe use of social media, table manners, and proper etiquette.

Judges will view the work on Friday 04/27. The reception, awards, and certificate presentation will take place at 11 am on 04/28. Meeting Room A will be open for viewing from 1-4 pm on 04/28 & 04/29.