Upcoming Early Closures for Downtown Library
Due to street closures for Immerse Fest happening in downtown Orlando, the Orlando Public Library will close early at 3 p.m. on Friday, February 20 and Saturday, February 21. View street closures ›
Classes & Events
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Classes and events are virtual and in-person. Registration is strongly encouraged for in-person events, attendance may be limited.
Baby to Five Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Tuesday
February
10
10:15am
Event Categories: Storytime
Through movement, songs, rhymes, and storytelling, children (ages 0-5) build early literacy, language, and motor skills while preparing for reading, writing, and discovering the joy of books.
Learn more>Preschool Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Tuesday
February
10
10:15am
West Oaks Branch and Genealogy Center (West Oaks – Sarchet Community Room)
Event Categories: Storytime
Through picture books, songs, and stories, preschoolers (ages 3–5) build early literacy skills and prepare for reading and writing by talking, singing, reading, and playing.
Learn more>Preschool Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Tuesday
February
10
10:15am
Chickasaw Branch (Chickasaw – Combined Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Storytime
Through picture books, songs, and stories, preschoolers (ages 3–5) build early literacy skills and prepare for reading and writing by talking, singing, reading, and playing.
Learn more>Toddler Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Tuesday
February
10
10:45am
West Oaks Branch and Genealogy Center (West Oaks – Sarchet Community Room)
Event Categories: Storytime
Through movement, storytelling, and songs, toddlers (ages 18–36 months) build early literacy, listening, and verbal skills while developing motor coordination and discovering the joy of books.
Learn more>Toddler Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Tuesday
February
10
10:45am
Chickasaw Branch (Chickasaw – Combined Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Storytime
Through movement, storytelling, and songs, toddlers (ages 18–36 months) build early literacy, listening, and verbal skills while developing motor coordination and discovering the joy of books.
Learn more>Baby Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Tuesday
February
10
11:15am
West Oaks Branch and Genealogy Center (West Oaks – Sarchet Community Room)
Event Categories: Storytime
Featuring rhythm, rhymes, and repetition, this lap-time program supports early literacy, motor skills, language development, and a love of books for babies (ages 0–18 months).
Learn more>Baby Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Tuesday
February
10
11:15am
Chickasaw Branch (Chickasaw – Combined Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Storytime
Featuring rhythm, rhymes, and repetition, this lap-time program supports early literacy, motor skills, language development, and a love of books for babies (ages 0–18 months).
Learn more>Preschool Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Wednesday
February
11
10:15am
Southeast Branch (Southeast – Meeting Room 2)
Event Categories: Storytime
Through picture books, songs, and stories, preschoolers (ages 3–5) build early literacy skills and prepare for reading and writing by talking, singing, reading, and playing.
Learn more>Preschool Tales
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Wednesday
February
11
10:15am
North Orange Branch (North Orange – Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Storytime
Through picture books, songs, and stories, preschoolers (ages 3–5) build early literacy skills and prepare for reading and writing by talking, singing, reading, and playing.
Learn more>Family Storytime in Horizon West
Presented by OCLS’ Professional Storytelling Troupe
Wednesday
February
11
10:30am
Event Categories: Storytime
Listen to stories for all ages that bring families together to bond, learn, and share the joy of reading.
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