This is the fifth year the Panthers are offering special Summer Reading Tour events at Broward County Library locations
One of the coolest summer programs offered by the Florida Panthers is back for another year.
On Monday the Panthers announced the team's Summer Reading Tour was returning for a fifth year.
The program is a collaboration between the Panthers and Broward County Library and is part of their Summer Learning Program.
Every event features a Panthers player or representative as a special guest reader.
Last summer, Panthers defenseman Dmitry Kulikov and broadcaster Bill Lindsay were among the special guest readers.
Additionally, the Panthers Patrol will be at each stop with games and giveaways, as will Stanley C. Panther or Victor E. Ratt.
The five scheduled summer tour dates are as follows:
- Southwest Regional Library, Thursday, July 11, 12:30 pm-2:30 pm
- Sunrise Dan Pearl Library, Monday, July 15, 12 pm-2 pm
- Alvin Sherman Library, Wednesday, July 24, 11 am-1 pm
- North Regional Library, Saturday, July 27, 1 pm-3 pm
- West Regional Library, Saturday, August 3, 1 pm-3 pm
This summer fans can also pick up a special Panthers library card, while supplies last, at any of the 37 Broward County Library locations across the county.
Library cards are free for all Broward County residents, and even if you already have one, you can still replace it with one of the limited-edition Panthers cards.
To check out the different card designs, including the special Panthers card, click here.
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