How to Find and Attend Upcoming Florida Library Association Events

The Florida Library Association (flalib.org) lists upcoming events on its homepage, including regional Virtual Town Halls and virtual classes. To find and attend one, scan the event cards on the homepage for the date, time, and title, then open the event link to reach its details and any registration or joining instructions. Note that the Regional Virtual Town Halls are described as open to members of that region, so check your region before planning to attend.

What the site currently lists

The homepage surfaces events as cards with a title, date, time, and a link that opens in a new window. Based on the current listing:

Each card also has share buttons for social media, so you can forward an event to colleagues.

Steps to find and join an event

1. Open flalib.org and look at the events section of the homepage, where cards are displayed with thumbnails.
2. Match the event to your interest and eligibility. For a Virtual Town Hall, confirm you belong to the named region (Region 3 or Region 5 in the current listing). The town hall descriptions invite members of that region to attend.
3. Click the event title or its link (it opens in a new window). This is where the full event details and any joining or registration information live.
4. Check the time zone. Times are listed as PM without a zone label, so confirm the local start time before you block your calendar.
5. Share or save it. Use the share icons on the card to send the event to others, or add the date and time to your calendar manually.

Practical points before you attend

• Membership matters for town halls. The site frames the Regional Virtual Town Halls as member events for the specified region. If you are unsure of your region or membership status, check the membership pages linked from the site before the event date.
• Virtual classes may be open more broadly. The Medicare Basics, SHINE Virtual Class is listed without a member restriction in the visible text, but confirm on the event page rather than assuming.
• Registration details are on the event page, not the card. The homepage gives date, time, and title only; the link is the place to look for how to join.
• Events change. The listing shows fall 2026 dates. Recheck the homepage closer to the date in case times shift or new events are added.

If you cannot find what you need

The site also links to news posts and a newsletter signup ("Stay Up to date") where you can enter a business email to receive updates. For questions about a specific event, use the contact information linked in the site's footer.