Tequesta Branch Library

About

Free library with storytimes, book discussions, crafts, and themed programs like Dino Days and Baby Books and Bounce throughout the year. Your kids get access to books, movies, magazines, and internet in a compact community space that's been part of Tequesta since 1969. Foundra's best for families looking for low-cost activities for kids of all ages. First visits are simple: show up during open hours and explore what's available. The staff genuinely engage with families and can point you toward programs that match your kid's age and interests.

The Palm Beach County Library System is your place to Dream, Discover, Do. Visit one of our 17 locations located throughout the County for entertainment, education, and exploration. We offer materials in many formats to suit your needs. We have books in hard copy, paperback, large print, downloadable, and audio formats. You can check out DVDs and music CDs. Attend one of our cultural programs, computer classes, musical performances, or meetings. \r\n\r\nOur professional information specialists can help you find the information you need for your research paper, business venture, family history, and medical condition. If you can't make it to one of our locations - then check out our online resource and outreach services. We have eBooks, magazines, newspapers, and research sources on our website. The Bookmobile travels to more than 40 stops a month and we offer outreach services to those who are visually or physically unable to visit the library

Programs (1)

• Classic Catalog (ending soon)

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  · Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday· Morning, Evening· Paid

  Classic Catalog is a program at the Tequesta Branch Library that's wrapping up soon, so if your family wants to check it out, now's the time! This program is open to kids, teens, and adults, and it costs just $2 per person. You can drop by during the library's regular hours—they're open mornings and evenings most days of the week, with extended hours until 8pm on weekdays—so it's pretty flexible depending on your schedule. It's a great way to explore what the library has to offer, especially if you're looking for an affordable activity that the whole family can enjoy together.