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Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Monthly story time tailored around the celebrations/observances taking place that month followed by a craft. Event takes place in the Child Development Center.
Designer and illustrator Natashna Anderson returns to Central Library for another installment of Monster Printmaking! Join Natashna (known creatively as natashNa A.) for this two-hour printmaking workshop where you’ll design, carve, and print a monster of your own creation. Natashna will guide...
This event will be held at Bill Frederick Park's Education Pavilion. The Education Pavilion is located past the playground, near the fishing dock. The address is 3401 South Hiawassee Road, Orlando, FL 32835. Please note, there is a small entrance fee per car to enter the park. Please visit the City.
P. Djèlí Clark’s “The Haunting of Tram Car 015” Have an appetite for science fiction but don't have time to delve into another space opera? Join us every second Monday of the month to discuss the novellas and short story collections of award-winning sci-fi authors. Through this book club's...
Whether you’re a graphic design beginner or an expert, come and practice all of the amazing design possibilities you can make using Canva. Create your own fan-fueled design wrap for a reusable glass tumbler! Registration Required. This event is part of the "For the Fans" program series at Divoll...
Whether you’re a graphic design beginner or an expert, come and practice all of the amazing design possibilities you can make using Canva. Create your own fan-fueled design for a custom sticker sheet! While space/supplies last. This event is part of the "For the Fans" program series at Divoll...
Tuesdays belong to teens! Each month, we’ll rotate between different boredom-busting activities: 1st Tuesday - Watch Movies and TV Shows 2nd Tuesday - Musical Instrument Jam 3rd Tuesday - Art Club Open Studio 4th Tuesday - Board Games and Chess 5th Tuesday - Button Maker and Fiber Arts We’ll also...
Join designer and illustrator Natashna Anderson (known creatively as natashNa A.) for this printmaking workshop where you’ll design, carve, and print a monster of your own creation. Natashna will guide participants through the whole process, from drafting your monster to transferring the image to...
A spook-tacular Storytime signed in American Sign Language, followed by crafts and social time for children and families. This event is accessible for deaf children and families but all children are welcome to attend. The library is partnering with DEAF, Inc. to offer this program. Ideal for ages 8.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
This event will be held at Bill Frederick Park's Education Pavilion. The Education Pavilion is located past the playground, near the fishing dock. The address is 3401 South Hiawassee Road, Orlando, FL 32835. Please note, there is a small entrance fee per car to enter the park. Please visit the City.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Please join us to discuss all topics related to graphic novels. Read both fiction and non-fiction graphic literature, and engage in conversations about visual storytelling. This group meets on the Third Tuesday of each month in the Book Club room at Central Library. Books are available on Hoopla, a.
Learn new art techniques and express your creativity! Each month will have a new project to complete and take home. This month’s activity is simple book binding and journal making. Ideal for ages 13-18. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants. Some.
Join us to celebrate 10 years of The Zine & Minicomic Collection at Central Library! Make a page for a collaborative zine or browse the collection’s newest titles. Art supplies and light refreshments provided while supplies last. Founded in 2016 as the The Zine Collection—“Minicomic” was added to...
Monthly story time tailored around the celebrations/observances taking place that month followed by a craft. Event takes place in the Child Development Center.
This event will be held at Bill Frederick Park's Education Pavilion. The Education Pavilion is located past the playground, near the fishing dock. The address is 3401 South Hiawassee Road, Orlando, FL 32835. Please note, there is a small entrance fee per car to enter the park. Please visit the City.
Ursula K. Le Guin’s “The Lathe of Heaven” Have an appetite for science fiction but don't have time to delve into another space opera? Join us every second Monday of the month to discuss the novellas and short story collections of award-winning sci-fi authors. Through this book club's offerings of...
Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone’s “This Is How You Lose the Time War” Have an appetite for science fiction but don't have time to delve into another space opera? Join us every second Monday of the month to discuss the novellas and short story collections of award-winning sci-fi authors. Through this.