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Virtual: Discussion of the Hugo Finalists
presented by The Orlando Area Science Fiction Society
Registration Required
Sunday
August
14
1:30​pm
Online
(Virtual Room - EPD)
Event Categories: General Events; Authors, Books, Writing
The Hugo Awards are annual awards given for excellence in the field of science fiction and fantasy. Join OASFiS for a discussion of the Hugo finalists in the Novel, Novella, and more categories.
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In-Person: The FUNdamentals of Improv
Registration Required
Sunday
August
14
3:30​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Library Central)
Event Categories: Games & Activities; Education & Learning
This 7-week course covers the skills of improv including: learning the basics of agreement and support, getting over shyness and being "in the moment". Ages 16 and up. Registration required.
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Virtual: OCLS Writer's Group
Registration Required
Sunday
August
14
4:00​pm
Online
(Virtual Room - EPD)
Event Category: Authors, Books, Writing
Join your fellow writers for critique, discussion, and camaraderie. Writers of all genres and experience are welcome. Please attend one meeting before submitting a piece for critique.
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Virtual: Citizenship Inspired (4-Session Series)
Registration Required
Tuesday
August
16
3:00​pm
Online
(Virtual Room - Citizenship Inspired)
Event Category: Community & Citizenship
During this 4-Session program, students will meet via Zoom to prepare for the U.S. Naturalization (Citizenship) Test and Interview. 8/16 Session 1, 8/17 Session 2, 8/23 Session 3, 8/24 Session 4
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Virtual: Citizenship Inspired (4-Session Series)
Registration Required
Wednesday
August
17
3:00​pm
Online
(Virtual Room - Citizenship Inspired)
Event Category: Community & Citizenship
During this 4-Session program, students will meet via Zoom to prepare for the U.S. Naturalization (Citizenship) Test and Interview. 8/16 Session 1, 8/17 Session 2, 8/23 Session 3, 8/24 Session 4
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In-Person: Seniors Conquering Technology
LIFE Information for Elders
No Registration Required
Thursday
August
18
12:10​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Magnolia & Palm Room - Combined)
Event Categories: Life Skills; Education & Learning
Join Natasha Player, Director of Communications & COA Board Member, as she shares information on “Bridging the Digital Gap” by providing tools, tips, and resources.
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Virtual Event: Citizenship Inspired (4 Week Class)
Registration Required
Thursday
August
18
3:00​pm
Online
(Virtual Room - Citizenship Inspired)
Event Category: Community & Citizenship
During this 4-class program, students will meet to prepare for the U.S. Naturalization (Citizenship) Test and Interview.
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In-Person: An Afternoon with Elvis!
No Registration Required
Saturday
August
20
2:00​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Library Central)
Event Category: Music, Movies, Live Performances
Orlando Elvis (also known as Steve Greer) performs an hour of your favorite Elvis tunes at the Downtown Library. Sing along to the hits and experience the magic that is the King of Rock and Roll.
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Virtual: Worldbuilding for Writers
Registration Required
Saturday
August
20
4:00​pm
Online
(Virtual Room - EPD)
Event Category: Authors, Books, Writing
Cass Morris, author and host of the Worldbuilding for Masochists podcast, will teach you how to develop a fictional world that will make sense and immerse your readers.
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In-Person: Planners, Agendas, Oh My!
presented by the Sunshine State Planners
Registration Required
Sunday
August
21
1:30​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Albertson Room)
Event Categories: Maker/DIY; Life Skills
Enjoy a short introduction into what types of paper planners are available before open planner project time. Bring your own supplies and connect and share ideas with other planners. Ages 18 and up.
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