Week Calendar

Ms. Chris shares stories, songs and activities for children ages 0 to 5 and their caregivers.

What is Hydroponics? We will explore the strange-but-true science of cultivation of plants in water without the support of a growing medium such as sand, gravel, or dirt. Learn to create your own hydroponic planter.

Ms. Chris shares stories, songs and activities for children ages 0 to 5 and their caregivers.

Do you want to learn the basics of making a video game? Using Fiero Code’s tools, we will look at some of these basic steps to set up your first video game and make you a game designer!

A registered nurse from Keys AHEC visits the Islamorada Library every Thursday from noon until 1 pm offering FREE tools to help you quit tobacco, including free products and plans to help you quit any kind of tobacco.

Come in and work on a prepared project or bring your own. Fun begins as we brainstorm, design, visit and craft. Can’t finish one of the prepared projects in one sitting? Leave it and return the next week to work on it again.

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the film that taught us the importance of shrubberies and herrings.

The Islamorada Library offers basic tech help with laptops, tablets and e-reading devices. Drop in with your device on Fridays between 2 pm and 5 pm for help or schedule a one-on-one session by calling (305) 664-4645.

Drop in to participate in art activities to be completed in one sitting or over a longer period. There is something for all ages that will inspire children to think creatively and tap into their hidden inspiration as they color their world.

Drop in to engage in unstructured STEM activities designed to inspire children to think creatively, collaborate and solve problems.

Discover the world of Hydroponics with a guest speaker from the UF IFAS Extension Monroe County Master Gardeners. Learn the "Set it and Forget it" method of hydroponics through a mini hydroponics demo!