Library | City of Fruitland Park

About us

The Fruitland Park Library is a modern, welcoming destination where our community comes to learn, discover, and connect. As a proud member of the Lake County Library System, we provide access to an extensive collection of books, large print materials, audiobooks, DVDs, magazines, and digital resources.

Visitors enjoy free public computers, Wi-Fi, printing, study rooms, and notary services, along with a full calendar of programs for children, teens, and adults. From Storytimes and book clubs to crafting workshops, cooking demonstrations, yoga classes, and special events, there's something for every age and interest.

While you're here, relax with a beverage or light bite at the Gardenia Café, browse for great finds in the Friends of the Library Book Store, or simply enjoy one of Fruitland Park's favorite community gathering places.

Computers and Printing

Public computers are available free of charge. Simply log in using your library card or request a guest pass at the Technology Services Desk.

Printing is available from both library computers and your personal mobile device. Black-and-white printing is $0.20 per page, and color printing is $0.50 per page.

We also offer faxing for $1.00 per page and document scanning directly to your email at no charge.

If you need assistance with a computer, printing, scanning, faxing, or any of our technology services, our Technology Services staff is happy to help.

Upcoming Events

Aug 25
Chair Yoga 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
Located in the Palm Villa Room. All are welcome to attend these relaxing sessions to help remove unwanted stress from your lives. This program is free and sign-up is not required.
Aug 25
Chair Yoga 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM
Located in the Palm Villa Room. All are welcome to attend these relaxing sessions to help remove unwanted stress from your lives. This program is free and sign-up is not required.
Aug 25
Robotics Club 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Get ready to code, create, and explore at the Fruitland Park Library! Join us for our Coding Club featuring Ozobots and hands-on robotics fun for kids and teens of all skill levels.

Ages 5–10 can learn the basics of coding through simple color-code commands that make Ozobots move, spin, race, and more — a fun and easy introduction to programming!

Ages 11–18 will have the opportunity to design, build, and program robots while exploring mechanical design concepts like gears, structures, and movement. As skills grow, participants can take on more advanced coding and creative design challenges.

Whether you’re brand new to coding or ready to build something amazing, there’s something for everyone!
Aug 25
Robotics Club 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Get ready to code, create, and explore at the Fruitland Park Library! Join us for our Coding Club featuring Ozobots and hands-on robotics fun for kids and teens of all skill levels.

Ages 5–10 can learn the basics of coding through simple color-code commands that make Ozobots move, spin, race, and more — a fun and easy introduction to programming!

Ages 11–18 will have the opportunity to design, build, and program robots while exploring mechanical design concepts like gears, structures, and movement. As skills grow, participants can take on more advanced coding and creative design challenges.

Whether you’re brand new to coding or ready to build something amazing, there’s something for everyone!
Aug 26
Tell Me a Storytime 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Join us every Wednesday from 10:30–11:30 AM for a fun and engaging story time designed for little ones ages 0–5

Stories – Enjoy fun books that encourage imagination and a love of reading.
Music & Movement – Sing, dance, and wiggle along with us!
Crafts – Create a simple craft to take home.
Learn & Play – Meet new friends and enjoy a welcoming library environment.

Bring the family and join us for a fun-filled hour of stories, songs, crafts, and smiles!

Director of Community Services

Barbara Fields

Barbara Fields joined the City of Fruitland Park in July 2024 as the Library's Children and Teen Program Coordinator and was appointed Director of Community Services in 2026. As Director of Community Services, Ms. Fields oversees the City's Library and Parks & Recreation Department, providing leadership for community programs, special events, recreational services, parks, facilities, and library operations.

With more than 30 years of experience in education, recreation, and public service, Ms. Fields has dedicated her career to enriching communities through innovative programming, leadership, and service. Prior to joining Fruitland Park, she served in a variety of leadership roles, including Director of a Boys & Girls Club and Director of Programming Services and Wider Opportunities for a Tri-State Girl Scout Council. Her career also includes 17 years as a public school teacher and nine years as a public school principal, where she focused on student achievement, organizational leadership, and community partnerships.

Ms. Fields holds a Bachelor of Science in Parks and Recreation with a concentration in Therapeutic Recreation, a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (K–6), and a Master of Education in Educational Leadership. She attended West Virginia State University and the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

Throughout her career, Ms. Fields has served communities in Charleston, West Virginia; Fredericksburg, Virginia; Charleston, South Carolina; Naples, Florida; and now Fruitland Park, Florida. She is passionate about creating vibrant parks, engaging library services, enriching recreational opportunities, and meaningful community events that enhance the quality of life for residents of all ages.