Bend your elbow for a great cause–Summer Learning programs at Broward County Library!

Join the Broward Public Library Foundation for Cocktails for Humanity — a pop-up bar for a cause during the free monthly FAT Village Artwalk on Saturday, July 29th!

Celebrity bartenders will take orders and serve drinks! All proceeds, including tips from beer, wine and cocktails served will benefit the Broward Public Library’s Summer Learning Program.

Confirmed bartenders include:

NBC News Correspondent, Kerry Sanders

Nick on the Radio, Nick Pena with Y100 & thefood-e.com

David Armstrong, President, Broward College

Tim Bascombe

President & CEO, World Food Connection

Darran Blake

The Blake Wealth Management Group

Senior Vice President – Investments

Don Cook

Executive Director of Marketing and Strategic Initiatives

Broward College

The Honorable Dan Daley, Vice Mayor of Coral Springs, Incoming President of the Broward League of Cities and an attorney with Shutts & Bowen LLP

Lisa and Walter Duke

WALTER DUKE + PARTNERS

Commercial Real Estate Valuation

Anne Hotte

CEO

Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce

Tom Loffredo | Managing Shareholder, Fort Lauderdale

G R A Y | R O B I N S O N

Christi Rice

Grants Manager, Broward Center for the Performing Arts

Robert Runcie

Superintendent of Schools, Broward County

BPLF Chairman, Marty Shuham

Shuham & Shuham

Ed Walls

General Manager, The Diplomat Resort

Kelvin Watson

Broward County Libraries Director

…and other surprise guests!

Read about the fun and imaginative programs for kids and adults being offered to the community by Broward Library this summer here.

Can’t attend our event? You can donate directly to Summer Learning at the Foundation’s website.

Parking:

There is street parking available on the surrounding blocks and a public parking lot on the southwest corner of NW 4th Street and 1st Avenue. There are some “No Parking/Tow Away Zone” areas. Making accommodations to carpool and/or use Uber/Lyft are recommended.

The Sun Trolley service is free and runs from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Attendees can easily catch a ride with the Sun Trolley from the Searstown parking lot, located at 498 NE 9th Street, in Fort Lauderdale (behind Radioactive Records).

See trolley route here.