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Adult ProgramsFriends of the Library Socials and various cultural programs. In-House Bookstore. Members receive a quarterly newsletter, The Tidings, and discount on most tickets and items for sale. To join, complete this application and return to the Library with the designated membership fee.
Book Discussions Lively conversation about all types of literature. Two different titles each month. Copies of the selection available in advance at the Reference Desk.
Computer Classes Instruction in using the library's catalog and premium online resources. On-going. Sign up at the Reference Desk. Loan-Free Paperbacks Mass-market sized softcovers, donated by patrons. No Library card necessary. Reference Assistance Help---in person, by telephone or via the Internet---in using library tools, finding a specific piece of information or locating materials on a particular subject. Online Resources Databases purchased by St. Pete Beach, the PPLC and the State Library to complement the library's reference books. A St. Pete Beach-issued library card is required to log-in.
Reserves Automated queues (on-line) for bestsellers, with notification by telephone. Photocopier Black-and-white and color; letter, legal and ledger size. Reduction/enlargement. $.20/page. Internet Access Filtered access via fiber optic cable line. Research and web email. Six stations: first-come, first-served; 1-hour/day limit. Library card required. Reciprocal Borrowing Available for St. Petersburg College students and Florida public library members, with card in-hand and photo I.D. Homebound Delivery Library materials brought to and picked up from non-ambulatory St. Pete Beach residents. Sister City Resources Books, videos and magazines related to St. Pete Beach’s “twin”--- Sandown, Isle of Wight, England.
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