Scheduled Programs
Copper Bookmark Workshop
This Program is designed for all teens aged 12 and over. This workshop will teach teens how to stamp their favorite images, words, and textures to create a truly unique bookmark that will stand the test of time. They will learn hammer techniques, how to patina their bookmark and in the end they share this class experience with new friends.
Monday July 20: Check website for time www.lakevillelibrary.org.
Mass Capoeira Demonstration
Capoeira is a rich cultural tradition that incorporates elements of martial arts, dance, music and language. It is one of the most widely recognized symbols of Brazilian heritage and identity, and a main vehicle for dissemination of Brazilian culture and Portuguese language around the world.
This program is for children, tweens, teens, young adults, and adults.
They will learn and enjoy the demonstration that will introduce everyone to the art of capoeira and learn to play traditional Brazilian instruments, and actively participate and learn capoeira techniques and moves.
Summer 2026: Check the Library website for specific date and times approaches: www.lakevillelibrary.org.
Magic By Scott Martell
Magic By Scott Martell
Scott Martell's Magic show program is unique and features a captivating blend of magic, comedy, and surprises with an emphasis on audience interaction, and child empowerment. Scott creates an unforgettable and engaging experience for everyone in the audience.
Wednesday, February 18 @2PM Check website for specifics as the date approaches:
Toe Jam Band
Magic By Scott Martell
This band offered a special brand of hands-on children's entertainment that grown-ups can actually also enjoy! The dynamic duo is great with kids, but best when their parents or caregivers are having as much fun as the little ones.
The performances are very active, encouraging everyone to sing and dance with the duo.
August 2026: Check the Library website for a date and time summer approaches: www.lakevillelibrary.org.
Learn How To Play The UKULELE
Learn to play the Ukulele at the Lakeville Public Library!
The one hour program aims to teach people everything they need to know in order to started playing a ukulele. The instructor will bring 25 ukulele's, handouts and 15 years of teaching experience.
Sometime in 2026
Be sure to check the website for time, date & sign-up details: www.lakevillelibrary.org.
POP UP Art School
This program "Mexican Tin Art" will be a 1.5 hour class with individual guidance from the instructor during the session. It will be a hands-on demonstration introducing the traditional craft of hojalata, a vibrant form of Mexican folk art known for it's bold colors and intricate designs.
Students will learn the techniques for cutting, scoring, and shaping thin sheets of metal to create their own unique works of art.
The registration will accommodate 15 students.
Spring OR Summer 2026
Be sure to check the website for time, date & sign-up details: www.lakevillelibrary.org.
Trevor The Juggler @ the 2026 Festival
October 3, 2026: Trevor the Juggler will present a program that features a captivating blend of juggling, comedy and surprises with an emphasis on audience interaction, participation and child empowerment. A must see!!
On Center Stage: TIME TO COME
Four Additional Grants
Songs & Stories w/Matt York
This musical presentation will be performing songs and telling stories about the country icon of Johnny Cash. The performance will combine some of Johnny's most iconic songs with stories about his career.
August 2026: Check the website for date & time www.lakevillelibrary.org.
I AM ZELDA
This is an original one-woman play written and performed by Rita Parisi. This compelling theatrical work brings to life Zelda Fitzgerald, painter, dancer, writer and wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald. Set in 1940, the explores Zelda's memories and struggles, highlighting her artistic ambitions and the challenges of being overshadowed by her hus
This is an original one-woman play written and performed by Rita Parisi. This compelling theatrical work brings to life Zelda Fitzgerald, painter, dancer, writer and wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald. Set in 1940, the explores Zelda's memories and struggles, highlighting her artistic ambitions and the challenges of being overshadowed by her husband. Plus there will be a post-show Q&A to deepen the engagement.
May 12 @ the Lakeville Senior Center, Contact the Senior Center for additional information such as the time and other: 508-947-7224