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02/27/2025
profile-icon Shoshana Frank

 

Kings Point - Elderly New Yorkers Migrating to Florida

Hoffman, S. (Producer), & D'Addario, J. (Director). (2012). King's Point [Film still]. Kanopy.


Monday, March 17 | 6 - 7 p.m. | Library Computer Lab 

 

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Ready to dive deep into the fascinating world of King’s Point? Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking documentary discussion at Phillips Library! This poignant film takes us behind the gates of a Florida retirement community, giving us a heartfelt look into the lives, stories, and experiences of its residents. It's a captivating exploration of aging, love, and friendship that you won’t want to miss!

Come for the conversation, stay for the insights—and bring your thoughts, questions, and reflections to the table! Whether you're a documentary enthusiast or just curious, we promise a lively and enlightening discussion.

Registration is required, so make sure to sign up by the deadline on Sunday, March 16 at 5 p.m. Don’t wait—reserve your spot today for an evening of meaningful dialogue and community connection!

02/01/2025
profile-icon Mariah Tennell

Black History Month colored in red and green surrounded by images of black historical people.Test your knowledge and celebrate Black history! Join us for a weekly Black History Trivia Challenge starting February 3. Each week will feature new questions highlighting the achievements, contributions, and history of Black leaders, trailblazers, and culture.

  • Begins: February 3 (new trivia challenge each week)
  • Winners Announced: The following Monday
  • Prizes for top scorer!

Think you have what it takes to win? Participate each week for a chance to claim the top spot and show off your Black history knowledge!

Winners must pick up their prize from the library.


Trail Blazers & Pioneers | February 3 - 7 

 

Test your knowledge

 

Prize: National Museum of African American History and Culture 2025 Wall Calendar

National Museum of African American History and Culture 2025 Wall Calendar. A black woman with an afro in red on cover. 


Civil Rights Movement February 10 - 14 

 
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Prize: Sweet Home Café Cookbook: A Celebration of African American Cooking

Cookbook displays southern recipes such as fried chicken, cornbread, and macaroni and chees


Black Cultural Contributions February 17 - 21 

 
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Prize: Hip Hop Trivia

Small cards with vinyl records that open up with trivia questions about hip hop


Black History Around the World February 24 - 28 

 
Test your knowledge

 

Prize: Black History Month Tote Bag

Black tote bag that says

 

 

02/01/2025
profile-icon Mariah Tennell

Black History Month colored in red and green surrounded by images of black historical people.Help us expand our library collection with amazing stories by Black authors! We have 8 incredible fiction books to choose from, and we want your input on which title to add.

  • How to Vote: Browse the selections and cast your vote for your favorite book.
  • Voting Deadline: Friday, February 28

The book with the most votes will be added to our library collection—so make your voice heard and help bring more diverse stories to our shelves!

 

Invisible Son by Kim Johnson
Chain Gang All Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah
Symphony of Secrets by Brendan Slocumb
Memphis by Tara M. Stringfellow

 

 

Vote Now!

02/01/2025
profile-icon Mariah Tennell

Come to the library and uncover your next read from our Blind Date with a Book display. 

For a perfect evening, check out one of the books from this display at the Information Desk.


Short on time, but you still want to participate? Reveal your next read below with our digital Blind Date with a Book.