Whether you speak Spanish, English, or both languages, this storytime is for you! Come to the Central Ridge Library on Thursday, January 26th at 3:45PM and enjoy stories and songs in both languages. Children and their caregivers will build literacy skills and while they enjoy this unique learning experience...
The Floral City Library has partnered with the Floral City Heritage Council to develop a new program called Heritage Hour, which will be a monthly program held at the library. The focus will be on historic events, artifacts and information that helped build Floral City and Citrus County. Held the 4th...
Everyone knows to visit the library to find a good story. Books bring the stories of others to life and helps to bridge one life to another. What if instead of reading someone’s story from the printed word, you could speak right to them. What if you could ask a...
From the Homosassa Page Turners to the Ridge Readers Book Club, there is a book club for you at Citrus Libraries! Book clubs are great social gatherings where one can share his/her recent readings.
This winter two branches of the Citrus County Library System will host the “Florida Seashells: Past and Present” program.
Have you always wanted to learn Spanish, but find yourself lost on where to start? Join us at the Coastal Region Library in Crystal River on Friday, January 27 at 2:00 P.M. for a Beginner Spanish class.
If you are looking to add some new plants to your current garden visit the Homosassa branch or the Floral City branch to participate in their monthly swaps!
In November, the Coastal Region branch in Crystal River opened the third Seed Library for Citrus Libraries. The Seed Library will offer a variety of seasonal fruit, vegetable, and flower seeds free of charge to community members.
On January 4, Citrus Libraries will continue to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the library system by revealing 4 new library card designs. New library card holders will now have four new designs to choose from for their library card.
On Saturday, January 14, the Hell Creek Microfossils program will once again be presented at the Lakes Region Library in Inverness at 10:30 AM. Attendees of this presentation will have the opportunity to examine microscopic fossils.
On Friday, January 13, Sarah Helm of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will be at the Lakes Region Library at 3:00 PM to do a presentation on coyotes.
On Wednesday, January 11 at 10:30 AM, join local author Max Schulman at the Lakes Region Library in Inverness to learn more about the hidden beauty of Citrus County’s trail system.
On Monday, January 9th join Extension experts at the Central Ridge Library beginning at 1:00 PM to discuss simple ways to save water, both indoors and out without sacrifices. Simple strategies to save time, money and water will be discussed.
Each year the Friends of the Library like to kick-off the new year with special programs or presentations that showcase some of the amazing things our libraries have to offer.
Citrus Libraries is delighted to once again partner with Marine Toys for Tots to assist in distributing over 1700 books to children in the community this holiday.
While winter may be looming ahead, due to Florida’s unique weather, plants are still blooming and thriving.
There’s nothing quite like driving down one of our quiet, country roads and seeing the splashes of color from all the flowers growing alongside, is there? Wildflowers aren’t just for roadsides, though!
– In honor of the event which propelled the United States into World War II, the Homosassa Library will host History Hour: Pearl Harbor and the U.S. Navy in the Pacific on December 7 at 1:00 PM.
If you’ve ever wanted to time travel but just can’t seem to fit it into the month’s itinerary, come to the library for the next best thing!
The holiday season is coming up and with that there can be a multitude of emotions to process.
Join Gary Kuhl at the Homosassa Library for his intriguing travelogue of the Wild Things of the Nature Coast.
Citrus Libraries is preparing to add a brand-new kit to our catalog that will be available for check out later this year! The Citrus County Library System, in partnership with the Citrus County Audubon Society, has created five Birding Backpacks for new and seasoned bird watchers
Is there any better way to celebrate National Hiking Day than to learn about the treasure trove of trails waiting just outside your doorstep? Local author Max Schulman brings his expertise about Citrus County hiking trails to the Coastal Region library on November 17th at 1:00 pm.
On Saturday, November 19 at 10:30 AM, join the Science Education and Training Support (SETS) Foundation at Lakes Region Library in Inverness for a two-part experience.
Florida’s scenic trails are an instant draw for those visiting our county and those that have spent their entire lives here. Their beauty is undeniable, but what about their history?
From November 2-16, booklovers with a valid library card can join thousands of others around the globe by borrowing Darcie Little Badger’s indigenous fantasy novel "A Snake Falls to Earth" from their public library.
Early voting for the General Election is Friday, October 28 to Saturday November 5, at the Central Ridge and Homosassa Library branches.
November is the official kick off for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) and the Coastal Region Library wants to support you in reaching your writing goals.
Veterans Day is a time dedicated to honoring America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good of our nation.
If you are seeking employment, better employment, or information about running a business, the Citrus County Library System is here to help. Besides the books in our collection about resumes, interviewing, business practices, and other useful employment information, there are other resources, classes, and presentations offered that may help you...
C4Con is back and better than ever! Join us at the Homosassa Library on Saturday, October 15 for cosplay, collectibles, comics, games and more!
Citrus Libraries, in partnership with the Inverness Walmart, is pleased to announce a NEW reading challenge for the month of October: Books for Bikes!
In libraries across the nation, it is an annual tradition to celebrate the freedom to read with Banned & Challenged Books Week. This year will mark the 40th anniversary of the practice, which was launched back in 1982 to raise awareness about censorship.
In the world of holistic medicine, Reiki is a term that comes up over and over again. But what is it and what is it used for?
From Netflix to Disney+ and Hulu to YouTube TV, you can learn more about these options and the realm of streaming, by checking out the upcoming Alternatives to Cable TV classes that will be hosted in September.
Citrus Libraries will feature several programs at various branches to celebrate the drafting and signing of the U.S. Constitution. Celebrate Constitution Week with the Citrus County Library System from September 17-23 by attending any or all of these programs.
Beginning in September 2022, the Citrus County Library System will have updated the Wi-Fi service at all 5 branch locations to include modernized and expanded capabilities.
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, a time when the nation’s public libraries highlight the value of a library card. Citrus Libraries is kicking-off the festivities with a new campaign!
When it comes to weather and other disasters, it can sometimes feel like Florida’s messier than most.
Join us at the Floral City or Coastal Region branches for a presentation given by one of the lead team members involved with the Project Lead Coffins investigation.
SHINE, a program created by the Florida Department of Elder Affairs, is the official, unbiased source of information on all parts of Medicare. The upcoming presentation, Medicare Basics: Medicare 101, will be held at the Lakes Region branch in Inverness on Tuesday, August 23 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Seize one of these opportunities to generously donate blood and to save lives. OneBlood will host a blood drive at the Lakes Region and Homosassa Branches
Early voting begins Friday, August 12 at the Central Ridge and Homosassa Library branches.
Jonce Strickland, a 23-year Wildlands Firefighter with the Florida Forest Service, is going to explain how the Florida Forest Service fights wildfires, why controlled burns are done, and more at the Floral City Library
In celebration of books, and National Book Lover’s Day, the Coastal Region Library will be hosting a special program for bibliophiles of all ages.
Citrus Libraries will be hosting several plant swap events in August at branch locations around the county. Flowers, vegetables, and seeds are all welcome. Come share information and pick up new gardening tips!
Barbara Kerr, local artist and member of the Citrus County Watercolor Society, will be at the Lakes Region Library on Friday, July 22nd at 3:00 PM to give a presentation on her medium of choice: non-representational collage.
Citrus Libraries will host an informative workshop to help businesses and community organizations understand and operationalize their rights and responsibilities when a service animal is on the premises.
The Big Library Read is back starting July 13th! Borrow a popular eBook or audiobook without waiting through the Libby App until July 27th.
Card Making at the library is more than just a chance to get your “crafty” on. Meet others who enjoy crafting, create beautiful cards you can send to friends and family, and learn new techniques to try at home.