Week Calendar

Enjoy products from local organic growers in our open-air courtyard, and learn about growing and preparing your own. Hear interesting lectures, view demos and check out non-GMO, heirloom seeds at your NPR Library Seed Bank. No charge to attend.

Join us for our weekly walking club! We'll pick different destinations around New Port Richey to walk to each week.

The Medicare 101 presentation conducted by the SHINE Program will provide information on the basics of Medicare with coverage that falls into four different areas called "Parts"- Medicare Part A, B, C & D, and what they mean to you.

Get all of your back to school needs at the Premier Community HealthCare Funfest! We will be on site to issue library cards and provide information. For more details, please see the attached flyer. 

Our bodies do so many amazing things, we had to find ways to highlight them! They do yucky things to protect us, beautiful things to shape us, and extraordinary things to help us experience the world in a healthy way.

Learn to speak Spanish from the ground up with our volunteer instructor! No Spanish-speaking experience is necessary. We'll learn about the basics of Spanish then move on to phrases you can use in daily life!

Need tech assistance? Let us help! Our tech-savvy staff members and volunteers will help you get the most out of your technology. From social media to editing documents, we've got you covered!

To learn more about the SHINE Program, please call the local Elder Helpline at 727-217-2111.

Need tech assistance? Let us help! Our tech-savvy staff members and volunteers will help you get the most out of your technology. From social media to editing documents, we've got you covered!

Can't make today? An identical storytime is also offered Thursdays at 1pm. 

Need tech assistance? Let us help! Our tech-savvy staff members and volunteers will help you get the most out of your technology. From social media to editing documents, we've got you covered!

To learn more about the SHINE Program, please call the local Elder Helpline at 727-217-2111.

Our bodies do so many amazing things, we had to find ways to highlight them! They do yucky things to protect us, beautiful things to shape us, and extraordinary things to help us experience the world in a healthy way.

Learn the basics of American Sign Language! Participants are encouraged to attend all four weeks of this series as each class will build upon previous lessons.

Can't make today? An identical storytime is also offered Fridays at 11am.

Take some time in your afternoon for a guided meditation with Ken Siegmann from Gulf Coast Insight Meditation. 

Practice your Mandarin Chinese language skills in an informal and friendly group setting. This group is self-led; class will be led via conversation practice and not with an instructor.

Learn how to create original short films using video-editing software.

Learn how to create original short films using video-editing software.

Play chess against other enthusiasts or come to learn how to play! This weekly group is open to all ages. Parents must accompany children who would like to attend. Chess sets will be provided but you're also welcome to bring your own. 

Use your sleuth skills (and a strong stomach) to identify different flavors of popcorn. Registration is encouraged but not required. For students in middle and high school.

Rafe Banks of the Hacienda Hotel leads this month-long series. Salsa and swing your way through the library, learning a new dance style each week. No experience is required – just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to learn.

Join other local writers to discuss ideas, read selections and share feedback. 

Connect with other knitters and crocheters in this weekly club. All skills levels are welcome, from beginners to experts. A limited supply of needles and yarn will be on hand but you're welcome to bring your own. 

Meditation aligning breath, movement and awareness.

Join our English for Beginners class! This 9-week course teaches the basics of the English language for absolute beginners. We will cover the basics of the language and then move on to daily phrases you can use in everyday life.

Need help editing your video for the New Port Richey Film Festival? Join us to learn about the basics of video editing.

Local historian and former vice president of the West Pasco Historical Society, Tomás Monzón, will discuss a period of New Port Richey history that often gets overlooked — the post-boom years.