History Chat: Stanton - Florida's Oldest African American School
Stanton gives a pictorial history of the buildings, faculty, student life, and traditions that have left an indelible mark on African American life in Jacksonville.
The University Park Branch will be temporarily closed Friday, May 8, and Saturday, May 9, for an HVAC upgrade.
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May Art Walk: Celebrate Local and Elementary Student Art
Celebrate our community's creative talent at Art Walk, on the first Wednesday of each month in Downtown Jacksonville. The Main Library is open late.
Get Inspired by Local Experts Working in Conservation
An eight-part "Conservation Series' with free programs to help residents better understand environmental issues affecting life in Northeast Florida.
History Chat with Ramesh Buch and North Florida Land Trust
At our 2026 Conservation Series kick off, learn how North Florida Land Trust uses land acquisition and restoration to conserve irreplaceable land.
Lit Chat Interview with Bestselling Thriller Suspense Author Kaira Rouda
Kaira Rouda is a USA TODAY and international bestselling author known for "domestic suspense" including: Best Day Ever and The Next Wife.
Learn from Local Experts - Free Adult Programs at the Library this May
This May, attend a free writing workshop, author talk, gardening workshop, local History Chat, and more. Plus, our Conservation Series kicks off.
Library Books Clubs Are Gearing Up for Summer Reading
Get inspired and build your TBR for a summer of reading with help from Library Book Clubs.
Indie Authors: Win $2500 in the Indie Author Project Annual Contest
The Indie Author Project Annual Contest is looking for the best indie-published e-book. Submit your work before May 31 for your chance to win $2,500!
Cash & Scholarships for Young Writers & Performers
Students in grades 3-12: Win cash and scholarships in the Friends of Brentwood Library's annual James Weldon Johnson Young Writer's Festival!
Books for Fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl and Princess Donut
Are you a fan of tabletop roleplaying games or video games? Do you like science fiction and fantasy books? Then you'll love LitRPGs.
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