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In-Person: Meet a Gatorland Wrangler
Registration Required
Tuesday
July
5
10:30​am
Winter Garden Branch
(Winter Garden - Program Area)
Event Categories: Music, Movies, Live Performances; Animals & Pets
Gatorland brings the wild to the library! Get up close and personal with snakes and gators and learn all about these swimming creatures.
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In-Person: Counting Crustaceans
Registration Required
Tuesday
July
5
11:00​am
South Trail Branch
(South Trail - Meeting Room 2)
Event Categories: Storytime; Science & Math
Lobsters, and king crab, and krill, oh my! Help your child practice the literacy-building skill of counting with this crustacean-themed storytime. Recommended for toddlers 18-36 months.
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In-Person: Happy Habitats
presented by Central Florida Zoo
Registration Required
Wednesday
July
6
10:30​am
Fairview Shores Branch
(Fairview Shores - Ask at Desk)
Event Categories: Music, Movies, Live Performances; Animals & Pets
What do all living things need to survive? From desert to rainforest, animals are found in a variety of habitats throughout the world. Discover how they have adapted to their habitats.
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In-Person: Creatures of the Deep
Registration Required
Wednesday
July
6
4:30​pm
Southeast Branch
(Southeast - Meeting Room 2)
Event Categories: Science & Math; Animals & Pets
Dive deep into the ocean and learn about the strange and unusual creatures who lurk in the deep waters. Recommended for ages 13-18.
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In-Person: Counting Crustaceans
Registration Required
Thursday
July
7
10:30​am
Winter Garden Branch
Event Categories: Storytime; Science & Math
Lobsters, and king crab, and krill, oh my! Help your child practice the literacy-building skill of counting with this crustacean-themed storytime. Recommended for toddlers 18-36 months.
Learn more >
In-Person: Meet a Gatorland Wrangler
Registration Required
Thursday
July
7
10:30​am
Alafaya Branch
(Alafaya - Ask at Desk)
Event Categories: Music, Movies, Live Performances; Animals & Pets
Gatorland brings the wild to the library! Get up close and personal with snakes and gators and learn all about these swimming creatures.
Learn more >
In-Person: Angel Paws to Read
No Registration Required
Saturday
July
9
11:00​am
North Orange Branch
(North Orange - Ask at Desk)
Event Categories: Storytime; Animals & Pets
Practice your reading skills by reading aloud to a lovable, furry listener. Be An Angel Therapy Dogs Ministry presents this reading program for children with certified therapy dogs.
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In-Person: Angel Paws to Read
No Registration Required
Saturday
July
9
11:30​am
Windermere Branch
(Windermere - Ask at Desk)
Event Categories: Storytime; Animals & Pets
Practice your reading skills by reading aloud to a lovable, furry listener. Be An Angel Therapy Dogs Ministry presents this reading program for children with certified therapy dogs.
Learn more >
In-Person: Meet a Gatorland Wrangler
Registration Required
Monday
July
11
10:30​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Children's Area)
Event Categories: Music, Movies, Live Performances; Animals & Pets
Gatorland brings the wild to the library! Get up close and personal with snakes and gators and learn all about these swimming creatures.
Learn more >
In-Person: Happy Habitats
Presented by Central Florida Zoo
Registration Required
Monday
July
11
10:30​am
South Trail Branch
(South Trail - Meeting Room 1)
Event Categories: Music, Movies, Live Performances; Animals & Pets
What do all living things need to survive? From desert to rainforest, animals are found in a variety of habitats throughout the world. Discover how they have adapted to their habitats.
Learn more >

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