Here are stories about the Orange County Library System from the news media.
90.7 WMFE
Earth From Space is a 20 poster exhibition that features images and text from the popular Smithsonian museum exhibition of the same name. Orange County Library System’s Michael Donahue joins the program to talk about the exhibit.
Orlando Sentinel
The Yarnfiti Community Arts Project is bringing together knitters and crocheters to create pea pods, birds and even eggplant.
Click Orlando
Getting homework done can be a challenge, especially for parents with busy schedules. That's why the Orange County Library System offers free homework help, including live, online tutors through Brainfuse.
WFTV
No matter where you are in Orlando you're never too far from a library, thanks to the Orange County Library System. Here is a guide to Orlando library locations.
Bungalower
The Orlando Public Library is hosting a Fall Fiber Festival in celebration of Central Florida’s fiber arts scene.
Orange Observer
Celebrity Chef Warren Caterson, author of “Table for Two, A Cookbook for Couples,” dropped by the Winter Garden Branch Library on July 18 to share some of his grilling expertise with the community.
Orlando Weekly
Melrose in the Mix is, by design, a tri-directional musical engagement. It gives the artists a professional document of their work, aspiring audio engineers the opportunity to apply their trade and the public the chance to watch the magic of creation happen firsthand.
Click Orlando
Orlando may be a tourist mecca, but there's a lot of information about the city that many people likely don't know.
WMFE 90.7
Summer reading keeps kids from losing the reading skills they built up during the school year. From our Education Desk, 90.7’s Catherine Welch caught up with the Orange County Library System’s Youth Services Librarian Silence Bourn for recommendations for young readers.
WMFE 90.7
Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates…and Orlando students. These days, kid entrepreneurs are ditching the lemonade stand and getting more creative and business savvy with help from the Orange County library.