Storytimes near NORTHWEST REGIONAL LIBRARY

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Before you travel to your ancestor's country and locality of origin, you must do your homework. Whatever the nationality of your immigrant ancestor, to effectively search you must begin at home. The most important piece of information is the town or parish where your ancestor was born. If you don't know that information you must dig through records at home to harvest as much information as possible. This lecture will look at the type of records available in the United States that might help you identify a town or origin in the native country. Register through GoToWebinar here. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. Registration is required.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

Ages Birth - 5. The Naples Therapeutic Riding Center will share their Mini Horse Program which encourages literacy and brings therapeutic benefits to children through calm, connection and joy. This engaging summer reading storytime will create lasting memories with a visit from a special guest mini horse. No registration required, but space is limited. This event is a part of our summer reading program. Naples Therapeutic Riding Center serves children and adults with physical, social, and mental health needs through the help of horses. Through programs such as Therapeutic Riding, Occupational Therapy on Horseback, Group Equine-Assisted Learning, Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy, Traveling Mini Horse Program, and literacy-based initiatives, NTRC serves more than 800 individuals annually. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. This program is designed for children and accompanying adults. Please plan to attend and be engaged with your child for this program. Drop offs will not be permitted.

Northwest Regional Library, Storytime Room (NW)

Children and teens with overdue fines, can reduce their fine by $2 for every 15 minutes they read during this program. Each child can earn up to a maximum of $8 in one session. Credit may be applied to overdue fines on cards issued to patrons under the age of 18 as well as overdue fines for juvenile and teen materials checked out on their behalf on adult cards. Credit earned may only be used for overdue fines. Please bring your library card and check in at youth desk. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Youth Services Area (NW)

Upon arrival, please visit the children's desk to pick up a ticket to receive a time slot. Join us at the library and read to dogs! These registered therapy animals volunteer with their owner/handler as a team to help kids practice reading. Participating children can read down their fines or just have fun reading to these furry friends. Bring your own book, find a favorite from the library collection or we can choose one for you. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

Join us for a relaxing afternoon of coloring while making new friends! All supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your own coloring books. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

For children ages birth-24 months with caregiver. Wiggle and giggle to bond with your baby through books, rhymes and songs in this lap-sit program that introduces early literacy skills and encourages language, motor and social skills. Each program offers literacy tips and strategies to stimulate your baby’s brain development and enhance future reading success. This event is part of our Summer Reading program. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Study Room 3 (NW)

Need help with a laptop, tablet, e-reader, or other device? Wish to learn about accessing library e-resources? We here at the Northwest Regional Library can help! We are offering 30 minute, one-on-one technology help sessions. Please have your charger(s) and passwords for devices with you. Registration is required. Call 239-533-4700 to set up your appointment! Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

For ages, 6-11. Join us for a zany and humorous show featuring interactive fun, audience participation with magician ventriloquist Jacki Manna. This show will have you laughing for days in this entertaining summer reading program. Registration is required and your reservation is guaranteed only until the start of the program. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. This program is intended for children ages 6 to 11 to attend independently while caregivers wait nearby. Seating for caregivers and siblings will be available if space allows. Please speak with staff before registering if caregiver assistance is needed. Registration is required.

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Join us for an exciting evening with bestselling author Karin Slaughter as we explore her gripping North Falls series. We’ll discuss We Are All Guilty Here and get a sneak peek at her upcoming novel, The Secrets We Hide , where a shocking crime rocks a small town full of secrets. Register now to be part of the conversation and get an exclusive first look at the new release (coming August 11, 2026)! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER! To see all upcoming author events visit the online author events website. About The Author: Karin Slaughter is a #1 New York Times bestselling author of over 25 novels, including Cop Town , Pretty Girls , and False Witness . Her books are published in 120 countries with more than 40 million copies sold. Her work has been adapted for screen, including Pieces of Her on Netflix and the hit Will Trent series. She is also the founder of the Save the Libraries project and lives in Atlanta, Georgia. A recording will also be available for later viewing on the online author events website. This event is part of the Lee County Library System's Online Author Events Series, made possible by the generous support of the following sponsors: Friends of the Bonita Springs Library, Friends of the Pine Island Public Library, Friends of the Cape Coral Library, Friends of the South County Regional Library, Inc. and the Johann Fust Library Foundation. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room BC (NW)

*Personal instruction will not be available. A casual, self-guided group for knitting, crochet and other needle arts. Join in to share projects, ideas and techniques. Participants are encouraged to bring their own projects and tools. Basic materials and supplies are available for newcomers. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room BC (NW)

Join us for a social group playing American Mah Jongg. American Mah Jongg uses an annual card of Official Standard Hands and Rules, against which all games are played. These cards are available from the National Mah Jongg League. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

For teens, ages 12-18. Get moving and get creative in this interactive summer reading program. Using theater games, improv, and fun challenges, teens "discover" characters and moments to create short scenes. A playful, low-pressure space to experiment, collaborate, and have fun. No experience needed! Registration is required and your reservation is guaranteed only until the start of the program. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. This program is intended for attendees ages 12 to 18 years to attend independently. Please speak with staff if caregiver assistance is needed. Registration is required.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room BC (NW)

Come join us to upcycle boxes into your own jewelry box! Boxes, mirrors, and felt inserts provided. Supplies limited, registration required. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. Registration is required.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

For ages 2-5. Set sail for a pirate-themed library adventure! Join us for pirate fun at the library with games, hands-on activities, and a chance to design your very own treasure map. Registration is required and your reservation is guaranteed only until the start of the program. This event is a part of our summer reading program. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. This program is designed for children and accompanying adults. Please plan to attend and be engaged with your child for this program. Drop offs will not be permitted. Registration is required.

Virtual Online Programming, Live Event, United States, https://libraryc.org/leelibrary/177523

In her powerful new memoir Migrant Heart: Essays About Things I Can’t Forget , Reyna Grande explores the hidden cost of the American Dream and the journey of healing after trauma. Blending honesty and insight, she reflects on life between two cultures, confronting her past while redefining identity, motherhood, and resilience. Join this virtual talk to discover how storytelling can transform pain into power and help us find our voice. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER! To see all upcoming author events visit the online author events website. About The Author: Reyna Grande is an award-winning author, speaker, and writing teacher. She immigrated from Mexico to Los Angeles as a child—an experience she shares in The Distance Between Us . She has written multiple acclaimed novels and memoirs, including A Dream Called Home and Migrant Heart . Grande lives in California with her family. A recording will also be available for later viewing on the online author events website. This event is part of the Lee County Library System's Online Author Events Series, made possible by the generous support of the following sponsors: Friends of the Bonita Springs Library, Friends of the Pine Island Public Library, Friends of the Cape Coral Library, Friends of the South County Regional Library, Inc. and the Johann Fust Library Foundation. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

For children ages birth-24 months with caregiver. Wiggle and giggle to bond with your baby through books, rhymes and songs in this lap-sit program that introduces early literacy skills and encourages language, motor and social skills. Each program offers literacy tips and strategies to stimulate your baby’s brain development and enhance future reading success. This event is part of our Summer Reading program. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

For ages 6-11. Get your “glow” on and join us for a night of Dino-themed Black Light Bingo! Wear your brightest neon colors to shine under the black lights and stomp your way to bingo victory. Registration is required and your reservation is guaranteed only until the start of the program. This event is part of the Summer Reading Program. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. This program is intended for children ages 6 to 11 to attend independently while caregivers wait nearby. Seating for caregivers and siblings will be available if space allows. Please speak with staff before registering if caregiver assistance is needed. Registration is required.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

Have a blast playing glow-in-the-dark bingo under blacklights! Wear your brightest neon clothes for extra glow! Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

For ages 12-18. Celebrate America’s 250 years of freedom under the black lights! Wear neon, play for prizes and enjoy glowing patriotic fun. This event is part of the Summer Reading Program. Registration is required and your reservation is guaranteed only until the start of the program. This program is part of the America250 celebration. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. This program is intended for attendees ages 12 to 18 years to attend independently. Please speak with staff if caregiver assistance is needed. Registration is required.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

For ages 2-5. Get ready to dig into dino-sized fun at our Pre-K Dino Dig! Kids will explore a prehistoric world filled with playful games, hands-on discovery, and fossil-themed activities. Registration is required and your reservation is guaranteed only until the start of the program. This event is a part of our summer reading program. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. This program is designed for children and accompanying adults. Please plan to attend and be engaged with your child for this program. Drop offs will not be permitted. Registration is required.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room A (NW)

This is event is part of our Summer Reading program. This program is intended for children ages 3 - 11 years. Join us for fun, hands-on, brick-building activities. All materials are provided, just bring your creativity. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

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Join a virtual conversation with bestselling author Dr. Marisa Franco, a leading expert on human connection. Her book Platonic explores how attachment styles shape our friendships—and how to build stronger, lasting bonds. Discover practical, research-backed ways to make and keep friends, deepen relationships, and create a true sense of belonging. Register today! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER! To see all upcoming author events visit the online author events website. About The Author: Dr. Marisa Franco is a psychologist, New York Times bestselling author, and TED speaker known for making science practical and life-changing. She is a professor at the University of Maryland and author of Platonic . Her work on friendship and belonging has been featured in major outlets, and she speaks regularly to organizations, universities, and companies nationwide. A recording will also be available for later viewing on the online author events website. This event is part of the Lee County Library System's Online Author Events Series, made possible by the generous support of the following sponsors: Friends of the Bonita Springs Library, Friends of the Pine Island Public Library, Friends of the Cape Coral Library, Friends of the South County Regional Library, Inc. and the Johann Fust Library Foundation. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

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Learn the basics of Chinese in a relaxed, informal and beginner-friendly class. We’ll focus on simple words, everyday phrases, and basic grammar to help you start building sentences. No experience needed! Presented by Ying Li, a volunteer for the Lee County Library System. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. Registration is required.

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Discover how maps can unlock clues about your family history and local communities. Explore different types of historical and genealogical maps, learn where to find maps from Europe and the United States, and discover how they can enhance your research. Participants are encouraged to share their favorite map resources and research discoveries. Register online and with GoToWebinar. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. Registration is required.

Virtual Online Programming, Live Event, United States, https://libraryc.org/leelibrary/102421

Explore Julia Child’s legacy with Smithsonian curator and historian Paula J. Johnson in a lively online conversation about her book Julia Child’s Kitchen: The Design, Tools, Stories, and Legacy of an Iconic Space . Discover the stories behind Julia’s famous kitchen—now on display at the National Museum of American History—including her favorite gadgets, personal quirks and the tools that shaped her legacy. With chef interviews, rich commentary and stunning photos, this program is a treat for food lovers and Julia Child fans alike. Don’t miss this warm, flavorful tribute to a culinary icon! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER! To see all upcoming author events visit the online author events website. About The Author: Paula J. Johnson is a curator and public historian at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in Washington, DC. She conducts research and collects objects related to the history and culture of American food, serving as the Director of the Smithsonian’s Food History Project. A recording will also be available for later viewing on the online author events website. This event is part of the Lee County Library System's Online Author Events Series, made possible by the generous support of the following sponsors: Friends of the Bonita Springs Library, Friends of the Pine Island Public Library, Friends of the Cape Coral Library, Friends of the South County Regional Library, Inc. and the Johann Fust Library Foundation. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room BC (NW)

*Personal instruction will not be available. A casual, self-guided group for knitting, crochet and other needle arts. Join in to share projects, ideas and techniques. Participants are encouraged to bring their own projects and tools. Basic materials and supplies are available for newcomers. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room BC (NW)

Join us for a social group playing American Mah Jongg. American Mah Jongg uses an annual card of Official Standard Hands and Rules, against which all games are played. These cards are available from the National Mah Jongg League. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room BC (NW)

Come join our series of making jellyfish lamps! Materials provided, registration required. If you would like additional pipe cleaner colors than those pictured, please bring them! See photo for reference. This registration is for the Thursday sessions, Parts 1 & 2. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. Registration is required.

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¡Bienvenidos! Welcome! Are you ready to learn Spanish? This online course is designed for those new to the Spanish language. Learn fundamental vocabulary, essential phrases, and basic grammar in a fun, informal, and interactive environment. Join us and learn the basics to start a conversation. Presented by Eloisa, a volunteer with the Lee County Library. This program will occur on the first Thursday of each month. Click Here to Join ! Register below for additional call-in details and receive an email reminder about the event. Registration is required.

Northwest Regional Library, Meeting Room BC (NW)

Come join our series of making jellyfish lamps! Materials provided, registration required. If you would like additional pipe cleaner colors than those pictured, please bring them! See photo for reference. This registration is for the Saturday sessions, Parts 1 & 2. Special services like sign language interpretation and assistive listening can be provided at events to patrons upon request. Please give at least up to five business days notice to library staff in order to schedule services at events. Call 239-479-4636 or stop by the reference desk at your local library. While attending library programs, visitors may be photographed by library staff. Photographs become library property and may be used in library promotions. Individuals who do not want to be photographed or recorded are responsible for removing themselves from the area or notifying the photographer of their opt-out status. Registration is required.