Event List

Explore the wonders of animal senses in this captivating book by Pulitzer Prize–winning science writer Ed Yong.

Create a beautiful art piece inspired by the 2026 St. Johns Reads Book, "An Immense World".

*St. Johns Reads 2026 featured program

Did you know...there are 1400 species of bats around the world?

Florida is home to 13 species, and a stop along migratory routes for many others...

Process Art is a creative free-for-all! Rather than follow along with directions to make a specific craft, participants are free to simply create whatever they like. Explore, experiment, and create freely!

Charles Tingley of the St. Augustine Historical Society will join us in person to discuss St Augustine's Role in American History.

Create a beautiful art piece inspired by the 2026 St. Johns Reads Book, "An Immense World".

New to family history and ancestry research? Curious about your family tree? Join us to meet like-minded people and share tips and tricks on charting your ancestry.

Discover the sensory lives of animals in "An Immense World" by Pulitzer Prize–winning author Ed Yong. This captivating book explores how animals perceive their surroundings in unimaginable ways.

This interactive storytime for toddlers encourages physical, social, and language & literacy development. Be prepared to laugh, move, and sing! For ages 12-36 months; siblings welcome.

Let's practice the alphabet together! Each week this “big kid” pre-k storytime will feature a letter of the week to help children learn letter shapes and sounds. While learning the alphabet we’ll also practice school-readiness skills, too!

All levels are welcome to participate in this Hatha Yoga class!  Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat or towel.  Limited to the first 24 participants.

Would you like to improve your English? Our partners at Learn to Read St. Johns offer basic and conversational English as a Second Language (ESOL) conversation classes at the Bartram Trail Branch Library.

Would you like to improve your English? Our partners at Learn to Read St. Johns offer basic and conversational English as a Second Language (ESOL) conversation classes at the Bartram Trail Branch Library.

This is the initial meeting of the Teen Advisory Board.  Teens (12-18) are eligible to join. See the youth department or teen space for an application.

It's time to get MOVING! Anyone want to try out Zumba? It's active, fun and full of laughter.  Watch as Joan tries to keep up with the dance steps. Come comfortable. 

MOBILE OUTREACH CLINIC by Wildflower Healthcare & UF Health St. Johns 

Coloring club reinvented! Do you enjoy crocheting, knitting, embroidery, or other crafts? Bring your project or come to be inspired by other crafters!

Coloring supplies will be provided.

Come by the Anastasia Island Library Parking Lot to donate blood at the LifeSouth Bloodmobile. Blood donors help patients of all ages on a daily basis. 

A perfect first storytime for babies! This gentle lapsit program features action rhymes, songs, and stories presented in a circle time format. Afterwards, visit and play with your storytime friends!

Come join Ms. Rachel and friends for music, stories and more! This program is designed for kids ages 2-4 but all ages are welcome.

Bring your baby to the library for a tummy time art experience. You'll leave with a colorful keepsake and precious memories of your little artist at work.

Join us for a drop-in play time for children ages 0-3 and their caregivers from 10:30 am – 11:30 am. Enjoy social time with other caregivers and little ones, with toys, books, and puppets provided. No registration required.

Join Master Mark Bongard as he teaches gentle stretching and fundamentals of Tai Chi and Qigong Breathing to promote wellbeing, relieve stress, and enhance balance.

Dave and Martha Hall from the St. Johns County Beekeepers Association will share fascinating insights into the world of bees, from their daily lives to their vital role in our environment.