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Classes and events are virtual and in-person. Registration is strongly encouraged for in-person events, attendance may be limited.

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In-Person: Dive into Movies
Ron's Gone Wrong
Registration Required
Friday
June
17
1:00​pm
Hiawassee Branch
(Hiawassee - Ask at Desk)
Event Category: Music, Movies, Live Performances
Dive into some sea-riously good movies all summer long. Seating is limited. Registration recommended.
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In-Person: Cookies & Milk with a Cop
Registration Required
Friday
June
17
2:30​pm
West Oaks Branch and Genealogy Center
(West Oaks - Children's Area)
Event Categories: Storytime; Community & Citizenship
Bring your kids to meet our local police officers and enjoy a story, cookies and milk! This series will be a great chance to interact with Ocoee officers in a fun and informative environment.
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In-Person: Freedom and Juneteenth
Registration Required
Friday
June
17
4:00​pm
Southeast Branch
(Southeast - Meeting Room 2)
Event Category: Storytime
What does it mean to be free? Learn about Juneteenth through stories and activities that celebrate freedom. Recommended for families with children ages 5 and up.
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In-Person: Celebrate Juneteenth
Registration Required
Saturday
June
18
10:30​am
South Creek Branch
(South Creek - Meeting Room 1)
Event Category: History, Culture, Genealogy
Gather your family to celebrate the freedom of African Americans from slavery in the U.S.! We will celebrate by making our own confetti poppers! Recommended for children ages 6-8.
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In-Person: Family STEM Saturdays - Guided Lab
Design a Plant Seed
Registration Required
Saturday
June
18
10:30​am
Melrose Center
(Fab Lab)
Event Category: Science & Math
Most plants have to make seeds to reproduce but how do the seeds get transported? We’ll talk seed specifics and design a seed! This class is taught by Melrose Center Instructors.
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In-Person: Family Storytime
No Registration Required
Saturday
June
18
11:00​am
Orlando Public Library
(Papa Bear)
Event Category: Storytime
Storytime is the right for family time. Reading together is a wonderful way to bond and learn from one another. Bring your families together for fun stories that are designed for all ages.
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In-Person: Cookies & Milk with a Cop
No Registration Required
Saturday
June
18
11:00​am
North Orange Branch
(North Orange - Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Storytime; Community & Citizenship
Bring your kids to meet our local police officers and enjoy a story, cookies and milk! This series will be a great chance to interact with Apopka officers in a fun and informative environment.
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In-Person: Zora Neale Hurston - Roots & Cultural Heritage
Celebrate Juneteenth
Registration Required
Saturday
June
18
11:00​am
Eatonville Branch
(Eatonville - Meeting Room)
Event Categories: History, Culture, Genealogy; Education & Learning
Join the conversation on the life of Zora Neale Hurston with scholar Rae Chesny. Chesny will share how the daughter of an enslaved person and prolific storyteller worked to preserve cultural heritage.
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In-Person: Mindful Start Family Yoga
Registration Required
Saturday
June
18
11:00​am
West Oaks Branch and Genealogy Center
(West Oaks - Children's Area)
Event Category: Health & Wellness
Silly and fun yoga poses designed for kids! Flow-through an imaginative journey filled with puppets, parachute games, and relaxing rest time! Recommended for families with children ages 0-7.
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In-Person: ArtMazing
Registration Required
Saturday
June
18
2:00​pm
South Creek Branch
(South Creek - Meeting Room 1)
Event Category: Arts & Crafting
Unleash your inner artist and discover your creative side in this all-ages art exploration. Inspiration is a must! Recommended for families with a child 6 years or older.
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