ALT Broward.org/Library/Summer Explore Free Events. Read & Learn for Prizes. Broward County Library - Unearth A Story. A Service of the Broward County Board of County Commissioners. Illustration of dinosaur's eye peering out of black.

ALT A full room of people watching a live stream on tv screens

ALT A live stream of a presenter on stage on a television next to TED Democracy signage

ALT A woman taking notes during a presentation

ALT A large library auditorium filled with people while Stanley stands in front of them

ALT A young boy using a hockey stick to smack a ball at an inflatable goalie while his family watches

ALT A large group in the library lobby enjoying STEAM activities

ALT A former Panthers player reading to a group of children

ALT Group of six diverse professionals posing in front of a large colorful World Cup 2026 soccer ball inside an empty stadium.

ALT City bus with colorful soccer-themed wrap featuring a player kicking a ball, driving down a palm-lined street in a sunny urban area.

ALT Stylized "Celebrate Juneteenth Freedom Day" text in bold black letters with green and red accents. Top and bottom of the image feature triangular patterns in black, red, and green.

ALT A large group of people in a library picking up free books from a table display

ALT A table covered in books

ALT A large crowd sitting an auditorium listening to an acoustic guitar performance

ALT An illustrator helping a child with their artwork during a crowded drawing seminar

ALT A grid of sixteen book covers featuring a variety of genres. Titles and authors include "The Fix" by Barbara McQuade, "Jill Biden: A View from the East Wing," "The Land and Its People" by David Sedaris, "The Midnight Train" by Matt Haig, "Dolly All the Time" by Annabel Monaghan, "Suicidal Empathy" by Gad Saad, "InvestiGators: Weather or Not" by John Patrick Green, "Dogs, Boys, and Other Things I've Cried About" by Isabel Klee, "The Hero Next Door" by Martha Raddatz, and "Sing the 50 United States" by Dr. Seuss. Additional titles include "All American Patriotism" by Rachel Campos-Duffy, "The Case for America" by Bret Baier, "Crisis of the Common Good" by Chris Murphy, "Spain My Way" by José Andrés, and "The Brothers McKay" by Craig Johnson.

ALT A promotional graphic on a golden swirling background features four music releases. From top to bottom: "Femme Fatale" by Mon Laferte, a new song, with an image of a woman sitting by a car; "Parachute" by Maren Morris, a new song, with a sketch of a parachute; "Let Me" by Victoria Monét, a new album, with a woman's portrait; and "BELOVED: ACT II" by GIVEŌN, a new album, with a man's portrait. The bottom section promotes Freegal Music with app store logos and a QR code.

ALT A library card that reads "2026 Florida Library Of The Year" being held up by hand in an isle of book stacks