Brevard County Libraries will hold a free 'End of Summer' celebration on August 1 at the Franklin T. DeGroodt Memorial Library in Palm Bay. The event runs from 10 a.m. to noon and includes a silent disco, dinosaur-themed crafts, and raffle prizes for summer reading program participants. The library system is closing its summer reading program, which had the theme 'Dinosaurs in Space,' with this community event. The celebration is open to all families and features activities designed for children and adults. Summer reading participants aged 17 and younger can enter for a chance to win a $50 Walmart gift card, while those 18 and older can win a $50 Publix gift card. Entries must be submitted in person at any Brevard County Library branch. The event will take place at 6475 Minton Rd. S.E., Palm Bay. The library system encourages residents to attend and celebrate the end of the summer reading program. For more information, visit brevardfl.gov/SummerReading. Separately, Space Coast Area Transit's Read to Ride Program allows youth under 18 to ride buses for free with a valid Brevard County Library card through August 9. The program covers 26 routes with over 1,000 stops. Maps and schedules are available at 321transit.com. Library cards can be registered at any Brevard County Library branch, with a parent or guardian required for minors. The summer reading program aimed to encourage reading habits among residents of all ages, with activities tied to the 'Dinosaurs in Space' theme. The event on August 1 marks the final opportunity for participants to enter the raffle and collect prizes. The library system has hosted similar events throughout the summer to engage the community and promote literacy. Residents are invited to attend the celebration and support the library's efforts to foster a love of reading. The event will conclude at noon, after which the library will continue offering regular programs and services.