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  • Purple background with scattered colorful LEGO pieces, lego figurine face, and text LEGO Club at the Larry R. Jackson Branch Library

    LEGO Club at Jackson Branch

    Calling all young builders, makers, architects, and engineers! The Larry R. Jackson Branch Library invites you to our LEGO club on Tuesday, August 19th from 5PM to 6:30 PM.

    Beginners and experts ages 5-17 and their grown-ups are welcome to come work on their own LEGO creations or take our themed challenge. No registration required.

    Playing with LEGO bricks promotes hand/eye coordination, enhances fine motor skills, develops problem solving skills, increases attention/concentration span, and unleashes creativity.

    The library will provide the LEGO bricks, while the kids and teens provide the imagination! LEGO bricks will be sanitized after each use. All materials must stay in the library, so bring a camera to capture your creation. 

  • Illustrated watercolor vegetables surrounding text "Vegetable Gardening, Lakeland Public Library" with UF IFAS Extension logo; link to Lakeland Libraries' event calendar

    Vegetable Gardening Workshop

    Join us in the Lakeland Public Library Meeting Room on Tuesday, August 26th from 10 AM to 11 AM to explore the joys of gardening and growing vegetables through an engaging collaborative program with the University of Florida!  No registration required.

    Questions? Contact Ángeles Otero at 863.834.4276 or email Ángles.Otero@lakelandgov.net

  • Camera lens on black and yellow background with film reel below and text "My Eye, My Life; Lakeland Public Library"

    My Eye, My Life Photography Presentation

    Visit the Lakeland Public Library on World Photography Day (Tuesday, August 19th) at 5:30 PM in the Meeting Room to hear local photographer, Rick Runion’s, presentation, “My Eye, My Life: How Photography Can Tell the Story of Your Life for Future Generations.”

    Through his own images, Rick Runion will share the power of photography as a personal storytelling tool—how the images you capture reflect your unique perspective, experiences, and values. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just starting out, discover how your everyday moments can become a lasting legacy, preserving your story for future generations through the lens of your own eye. The presentation will also include some great techniques that will help you create more interesting images.

    No registration is required. All ages welcome.