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Kids & Families

Kids & Families

We have programs and events for all kids and families. Join us for crafts, storytimes, Lego, STEM programs and more! Explore our summer reading programs and other events offered all year long.

Purple imagine with art supplies and text "Arts and Crafts"

Arts and Crafts

Get creative at the library! Kids can enjoy the many different types of creative programming we have.

Games and more

Get ready to game at the library! Play games on the Nintendo Switch, or join in on one of the many tabletop games at your library. Interested in Dungeons & Dragons? Join a D&D session at the Floral City and get together with fellow adventurers.

Lego Programs at the Library

Lego at the Library

Lego fun at your Library! Play, read, and build Lego creations together!

Scientific Education Training and Support (SETS)

Scientific Education Training and Support (SETS)

Explore with the SETS Foundation! Study real fossils, learn about meteorites and space! Even dinosaurs, ancient Florida animals and history, workshops, and more!

STEAM At the Library

Get creative and learn about STEM and STEAM concepts at the library!

Little Learners

Storytimes

Stories and music for children 0-5 and their caregivers. Enjoy books, songs, rhymes and movement activities that help children build critical language and literacy skills.

Brush Up on Books - Where Stories and Art Collide! Summer Reading 2025

Summer Reading Program

Each summer, from June and July, the Libraries host a Summer Reading Program for all ages. Each week enjoy programs catered around a central theme. Track your reading progress and enjoy incentives for reading throughout the summer! Find out more on the Summer Reading page.

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Library cards are available to ALL Citrus County residents and open the door to a new world full of imagination and possibilities.

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Sometimes you can't make it into the library. Send us an email or message to get your library or research questions answered!

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