There are a variety of library materials and resources you can get without stepping foot inside the branch. Here's how.

A group of preschoolers are getting a lesson that’s out of this world and learning about Astronaut Mae Jemison. But they weren't in class, they were learning at a local library.

You’ve probably heard or even spotted graffiti around town. It’s usually something illicitly spray painted on a public building or wall. But there’s a unique kind of graffiti that local libraries are welcoming it’s all part of a display they want you to come out and see for yourself. It’s called ‘Yarnfiti.’

Events honoring Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, as well as the “Star Wars” franchise and more, are set for May within the Orange County Library System.

Each year, the town of Eatonville and the Association to Preserve Eatonville Community hosts the Zora! Fest honoring her life and legacy. Some of the events leading up to the festival are encouraging community members to explore their local library.

Whether you’re a book lover or, perhaps, you don’t have much time or interest in reading, there are various other beneficial things you can access with a library card.

Most of us are well aware that possessing a library card gives you the ability to check out books, but there are so many other things that it gives you access to, as well.

We’re a good way into summer break, which means some of the kiddos might be starting to get a little restless.

There are countless summer activities to get into, but if you’re a craft lover, perhaps you’re seeking out something to hone your skills, or maybe even work on perfecting them, and to be part of something bigger.

Florida is among the top 10 states where naturalized citizens reside, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Through a culture pass program called Local Wanderer, cardholders can "check out" free experiences at local arts and cultural venues throughout Orange County.

Summer, are you there? We’re ready for you.

A library card gets you more than just access to books on the shelves.

This year, the Orange County Library System is going hybrid with its reading program with virtual and in-person events. It’s all in an effort to keep both kids and adults excited to continue learning and reading over the summer months.