Join Diabetes Health Coach Melissa Slemp as she discusses tips on restoring a healthy mindset to better manage your diabetes health. Registration required.

Sing songs, dance with scarves, bounce along to rhymes, and read interactive stories to begin your little one’s lifetime love of reading! This lively storytime class is designed to incorporate important skills from Every Child Ready to Read and teach caregivers how to practice these skills at home. Caregivers are encouraged to experience this early learning class alongside their little ones by participating together.

Designed for ages 0-2, but all are welcome.

Romp & Rhyme Storytime is offered on Mondays at 11am, and Wednesdays at 10:30am.

Spark a love of reading and learning at this storytime class for children and their caregivers. We’ll read picture books, sing interactive songs, and practice important pre-school skills, ending with a themed craft designed to work on fine motor skills. This class is designed with Every Child Ready to Read initiatives in mind.

This class is generally recommended for ages 3 and up.

Kids will improve their confidence and their printing skills in weekly classes. Registration is required for this free class, so please call 904-827-6900 to reserve a space.

The course spans eight weeks, beginning September 18 and ending November 6. For more information, please contact Gwen at the Southeast Library.

Kids will improve their confidence and their cursive skills in weekly classes. Registration is required for this free class, so please call 904-827-6900 to reserve a space.

The course spans eight weeks, beginning September 18 and ending November 6. Attendance at the first two classes is mandatory for the 8-week course. For more information, please contact Gwen at the Southeast Library.

Learn the basics of dance from Ms. Akilah! This season, youth ages 3-17 will be introduced to several genres of dance. They will blend these styles into choreography for a winter recital. Registration is required for this free class. Please register online for the September 18 class, or call the library at 904-827-6900.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. This a weekly class beginning September 18. For more information, call Ms. Alex or Ms. Akilah at 904-827-6900.

All levels are welcome to this Hatha yoga class which includes a guided flow of stretching, breathing and moving through yoga postures (asanas) in a mindful way. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a mat & towel (or stretch band or belt) and water. Mary Linn (200YTT) will guide you to listen to your body as you adjust and flow through your own practice — beginning or experienced.

Please join us for this 3-week fairy gardening series with a fairy twist! Class will be held on Thursdays, October 10, 17, & 24. This class is a family affair, for kids of all ages.

Please register for the 10/10 event, including the names of ALL participants.

Settle your mind and body as you sit in still quietness. This program is ideal for those interested in initial instruction as well as those looking for a group to sit with in a peaceful setting. Chairs are available for those who are not able to floor sit; otherwise, please bring your own cushion.

Certified Health Coach Kim Hynes will talk about how the beginning and end of your day affect sleep, why sleep is important to our health, weight and mental health & tips to sleep better. Registration required.

Create a chic and unique woven boho necklace. Registration required, please choose ONE of the following dates: Friday, October 4 at 2pm, Saturday, October 12 at 10:30am, Friday, October 18 at 2pm OR Thursday, October 31 at 5:30pm.

Teens ages 12 to 18 will learn leadership and teamwork skills when they join our brand-new Teen Advisory Group. Brainstorm program and fundraising ideas, then bring them to life! Snacks provided at every meeting. Register online or call 904-827-6900.

Adults, come join your neighbors for card and/or board games. Let’s PLAY!!

An open, free-play session for card games and board games with kids of all ages! Learn new games, and play old classics. Cards provided by the Friends of the Library. Feel free to bring your favorite board game to share with friends.

This program focuses on socialization & cooperation, and is open to children of all ages. No registration is necessary.

Learn to play the classic Dungeons & Dragons with local Dungeon Master (game organizer) Erica! This session is for older teens and young adults only, ages 13 and up.

No prior D&D experience is necessary, as we’ll teach you everything you need to know. We will complete a short campaign each month. Registration is required. Please RSVP for each month by calling 904-827-6900.

A low key, foundational storytime for infants from birth to early walkers, designed to teach key early literacy skills and reinforce the bond between infant and caregiver. Simple songs, rhymes, bounces, and more!

Older siblings are welcome to attend, but we strongly encourage you to bring a doll or stuffed animal friend for big brother or sister to follow along with.

This storytime is followed by a short stay & play session, before our lively Romp & Rhyme Storytime begins at 11am.

Sing songs, dance with scarves, bounce along to rhymes, and read interactive stories to begin your little one’s lifetime love of reading! This lively storytime class is designed to incorporate important skills from Every Child Ready to Read and teach caregivers how to practice these skills at home. Caregivers are encouraged to experience this early learning class alongside their little ones by participating together.

Designed for ages 0-2, but all are welcome.

Romp & Rhyme Storytime is offered on Mondays at 11am, and Wednesdays at 10:30am.

Seated yoga offers simple warm-up stretches, breathing exercises, yoga postures, and relaxation, all done sitting down. Relax, reduce stress, and increase creativity. Appropriate for seniors or anyone who wants a low impact workout – no previous experience needed.

Get active with Ms. Akilah at our popular fitness and yoga fusion class! Get your heart rate up with some fun fitness and then cool it down with yoga. This program is for beginners and fun for the whole family. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring your own towel or mat.

Caregivers must be present at the time of the class to sign a waiver.

Learn to play the classic Dungeons & Dragons with local Dungeon Master (game organizer) Erica! This group is open to kids & tweens ages 8 to 14.

No prior D&D experience is necessary, as we’ll teach you everything you need to know. We will complete a short campaign each month. Registration is required. Please RSVP for each month by calling 904-827-6900.

Kids of all ages, come dressed in your jammies for a magical evening storytime! We’ll wind down the evening with twinkle lights, soft songs, bedtime-themed books, and a craft.

Storytimes at the Southeast Library are designed with Every Child Ready to Read elements in mind. Storytime classes are a chance for caregivers and their children to learn together how they can implement early literacy development techniques at home to support reading success at every age.

Sing songs, dance with scarves, bounce along to rhymes, and read interactive stories to begin your little one’s lifetime love of reading! This lively storytime class is designed to incorporate important skills from Every Child Ready to Read and teach caregivers how to practice these skills at home. Caregivers are encouraged to experience this early learning class alongside their little ones by participating together.

Designed for ages 0-2, but all are welcome.

Romp & Rhyme Storytime is offered on Mondays at 11am, and Wednesdays at 10:30am.

Spark a love of reading and learning at this storytime class for children and their caregivers. We’ll read picture books, sing interactive songs, and practice important pre-school skills, ending with a themed craft designed to work on fine motor skills. This class is designed with Every Child Ready to Read initiatives in mind.

This class is generally recommended for ages 3 and up.

Kids will improve their confidence and their printing skills in weekly classes. Registration is required for this free class, so please call 904-827-6900 to reserve a space.

The course spans eight weeks, beginning September 18 and ending November 6. For more information, please contact Gwen at the Southeast Library.

Kids will improve their confidence and their cursive skills in weekly classes. Registration is required for this free class, so please call 904-827-6900 to reserve a space.

The course spans eight weeks, beginning September 18 and ending November 6. Attendance at the first two classes is mandatory for the 8-week course. For more information, please contact Gwen at the Southeast Library.

Learn the basics of dance from Ms. Akilah! This season, youth ages 3-17 will be introduced to several genres of dance. They will blend these styles into choreography for a winter recital. Registration is required for this free class. Please register online for the September 18 class, or call the library at 904-827-6900.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. This a weekly class beginning September 18. For more information, call Ms. Alex or Ms. Akilah at 904-827-6900.

All levels are welcome to this Hatha yoga class which includes a guided flow of stretching, breathing and moving through yoga postures (asanas) in a mindful way. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a mat & towel (or stretch band or belt) and water. Mary Linn (200YTT) will guide you to listen to your body as you adjust and flow through your own practice — beginning or experienced.

Please join us for this 3-week fairy gardening series with a fairy twist! Class will be held on Thursdays, October 10, 17, & 24. This class is a family affair, for kids of all ages.

Please register for the 10/10 event, including the names of ALL participants.

Settle your mind and body as you sit in still quietness. This program is ideal for those interested in initial instruction as well as those looking for a group to sit with in a peaceful setting. Chairs are available for those who are not able to floor sit; otherwise, please bring your own cushion.

All are welcome to join in the discussion of The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King. New members are always encouraged to participate in our lively meetings.

Nine-year-old Trisha McFarland strays from the path while she and her recently divorced mother and brother take a hike along a branch of the Appalachian Trail. Lost for days, Trisha has only her portable radio for comfort. A huge fan of Tom Gordon, a Boston Red Sox relief pitcher, she listens to baseball games and fantasizes that her hero will save her. Nature isn’t her only adversary, though – something dangerous may be tracking Trisha through the dark woods.