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Call 813-273-3652 to reach the SouthShore Regional Library.

The above number will reach a recorded message in Tampa. The recording will give you quite a few choices. If you press "0" (zero), you will be routed to a real person in Tampa. If you ask to be connected to the SouthShore Regional Library, you will be connected to a real live person at SouthShore. Don't you love answering machines?

Call 813-634-1396 for information on the Friends of the Library

You or your club can help fund additional programs for children, adults or seniors.   

Domino's Pizza in Sun City Center is donating pizza for the teens events at the SouthShore Library. Be sure to buy your pizzas from Dominos and thank them for their support to the teens in our communities! Call 634-1369 to discuss ways your company or organization can help.  

People enjoying programs at SouthShore Library  

  

People enjoying programs at SouthShore Library

The Tricky Dogs Show @ SouthShore

 The SouthShore Library is going to the dogs! On Saturday, December 10^th Rick Martin and his seven talented pooches performed a circus style comedy dog routine to a full house. An astounding 203 people came to this program and watched as these dogs performed fun and comical stunts, including riding a skateboard. The newest member of the dog act, a 1 ½ year old terrier mix named Cricket, was a particular crowd favorite as she jumped through multiple hoops with ease. Dog lovers of all ages went away from this program with a smile on their face and a postcard featuring these clever little canines. The cost per person was $1.48. Special thanks to the Friends of the SouthShore Regional Library for funding this entertaining family friendly program.

 Allie Turrill, Librarian, Adult &bFamily Programs

Below are some other fun pictures:  Michelle Wienstien, Our Childrens Program LibrarianAbove, A senior citizen playing a Wii game wth a SouthShore teen volunterBelow, Frank Garcia (center) recieves an award at the Ruskin Chamber
Below, Middle School students displaying their art.