Here are stories about the Orange County Library System from the news media.
Money Inc.
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Bungalower
“Great Reads” is a regular roundup of books that the Orange County Public Library System thinks you should peruse that month.
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Orlando Sentinel
While it would be silly to compare the Orlando Public Library’s architecture to that of Notre Dame, the building is unique and significant in its own right.
Bungalower
“Great Reads” is a regular roundup of books that the Orange County Public Library System thinks you should peruse that month. Check out these selections in April.
Orlando Sentinel
“Love it or hate it, the library is one of the foremost examples of Brutalism in Florida,” architecture historian Christine Madrid French. “A fortress-like style marked by the use of rough concrete.”
Bungalower
Brittany Hennessy, co-founder of full-service influencer agency CARBON, will be the special guest for this year’s first Library After Hours event, which takes place on Friday, May 10 at the Orlando Public Library.
Downtown Community Paper
National Library Week happens in April and you might be interested to learn that the current iconic Orange County Library at the corner of Orange Avenue and Central Boulevard was not the first public library in our city.
WMFE
The downtown branch of the Orange County Public Library harbors a hot high-tech secret…if a fully-appointed sound studio and audiovisual learning lab that’s open to the public, free of charge, and potentially the noisiest section of the library can be called a “secret.”
Orlando Sentinel
Kicking off its 18th year, The One Book, One Community event strives to unite children and adults with the power of reading. At some events in the Orange County Library System, children and families can watch the movie version of “Charlotte’s Web.”