The Orange County Library System announced that it is temporarily closing all of its locations due to Hurricane Helene.

Parents are using these educational resources and free classes for their homeschooled students.

It may be summer break but class is in session for hundreds of Central Floridians looking to learn a new language.

There are lots of services you can utilize, including a video production studio, game development lab and sound booths.

Eatonville was the first Black-incorporated municipality in the U.S., established in 1887 by freed slaves. One of the founders, Joseph Clark was Ruthi’s great grandfather’s brother.

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.

They’re resources that go beyond the books on its shelves. Did you know that the Orange County Library System offers free social worker services? No library card required!

The Orange County Library System is celebrating National Library Week starting Sunday, but it’s the residents who can get gifts.

Living in Florida, you may want to explore different attractions but it can come with a price, right? This Central Florida library system offers free passes to the zoo, museums and other attractions as part of their Local Wanderer program.

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.

When someone meets a time of need or hardship, it can be difficult to know where to turn for help.

We all experience highs and lows throughout our lives, but when someone struggles to make ends meet, it can often be hard to know where to turn for help.

Bestselling author Neil Gaiman and celebrated cartoonist Art Spiegelman are coming to Orlando to talk about their work as part of the Orange County Library System’s 100 year Celebration.

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.

The Orange County Library System is honoring Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a free film festival.

Even though the program runs in June and July, the library is encouraging people to sign up immediately starting on May 1.

To get your free library card and enjoy resources offered by Orange County Library System, sign up online or visit any branch location.

The Orange County Library System will host the day-long event that will celebrate books and feature panels and talks from best-selling authors across the state.

The hotspots are available for checkout for library card holders 18 and over who don’t have internet access where they reside.

The Orange County Library System announced that they areghosting chef and author Kwame Onwuachi at a “Meet the Author” event at Orlando Public Library.

Go back to the 1920s and walk through the doors of the first Orange County library in new immersive game that'll teach you a history lesson.

The Friends of the Orange County Library System is organizing an annual initiative to support library services.

Starting in January, the Orange County Library System will stage a series of music events, fiber arts projects, virtual reality experiences and signature author series’ throughout 2023 leading up to the exact 100th anniversary date of Nov. 8, 2023.

The Orange County Library System announced that it is doing away with overdue fines as it celebrates turning 100 years old in 2023.

The Orange County Public Library System offers virtual library cards to help students receive resources needed for their studies, or just everyday life.

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

Through a myriad of services the library provides, social workers have plenty of opportunities to enrich the lives of others and impact the community.

Social workers at the library are the ultimate jack-of-all-trades people for the services they provide.

Applying for a job is easy, but anyone will tell you that the interview is the hard part.

In this ever-evolving world we live in, safe to say, probably no one even knows what our kids will be doing when it’s time for them to get jobs and “make it” in the career world.

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.

If you’re a parent, you might know the feeling: You don’t want your kids to sit in front of the TV all summer long and space out on everything they just spent the past school year learning.

As the school year winds down and excitement starts to build as we inch closer and closer to summer vacation, parents and caregivers might be wondering: What will we do with our children to fill all the extra hours in the day?

One of Orlando Public Library’s most popular events is returning this year for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began: the African American Read-In.

We all had to adjust to living in a “new normal” during the COVID-19 pandemic, but some things are starting to go back to the way they were before, and that now includes in-person events at Orange County libraries.

Orange County Library System is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of Captain Charles L. Albertson's donation of books to the city of Orlando, which later became the foundation of the county's library system.

From beginner to tech-savvy, the Orange County Library System offers free courses in just about anything having to do with technology.

Hispanic Heritage Month is underway and the Orange County Library System is hosting events to celebrate Latinx cultures.

Don’t have a library card? Whew, you are missing out.

Everyone knows you can go to the library for books, classes and kids events, but did you know that you can use your library card to get information about fixing your car or investing in stocks?

Members of the South Trail branch providing resources like books and online teaching materials.

If you’re thinking about diving into a summer reading program, well, you’re not exactly first in line, as many of these initiatives have been underway for quite a few weeks now. But the good news is, there’s still time, if you want to get those pages and activities logged.

The Orange County Library System has been offering free cooking classes as part of its 'Cuisine Corner' program since 2014.

If you’re a parent, you might know the feeling: You don’t want your kids to sit in front of the TV all summer long and space out on everything they just spent the past school year learning.

Celebrating Pride month, the bookstore is hosting a Pride book sale, partnering with The Center, an organization that provides resources for the LGBTQ+ community.

Orange County's library system is award winning.

With summer vacation just around the corner, perhaps you’re looking for something that’s going to keep you and your children sharp -- after all, summer is a great time to unwind and relax, but most of us want to stay mentally engaged at least a little bit!

With straws, tape and yarn, kids can learn how to create a simple pulley system from home.

The Orange County Library System offers English and Spanish courses for all skill levels, free of charge.

You can get books, movies and music right off the shelf without stepping foot inside an Orange County library.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – As COVID-19 vaccines continue to roll out, many families are trying to get back to some sense of normalcy. The Orange County Library System has been open throughout the pandemic, offering safe and unique ways for people to learn, grow and connect. News 6 is partnering with the Orange County Library System to highlight the programs and perks offered. OCLS has 15 locations throughout Orange County with a variety of programs and resources for people of all ages. AdOnline ResourcesDozens of online resources from research databases, to technology tutorials, early learning and job skills can be accessed with your Orange County library membership.

We’ll start with five things you can do with your library card, through the Orange County Library System. Binge-watch quality movies and TV series through streaming services such as Kanopy and Hoopla Digital, without paying for costly subscriptions. AdMake sure your library card is in good standing. In the interim, Circulation staff will email you with your library card number, so you can start using the digital resources right away, until the physical card arrives. A library card also provides free access to arts, cultural and entertainment venues through the Local Wanderer program.

The Orange County Library System will host a virtual Read-In on Feb. 28 celebrating the works of African-American artists, authors, musicians and poets. Established in 1989, the National African Read-In is the first U.S. event dedicated to diversity in literature, according to the library system. Cold front blasts into Central Fla. | How to register for vaccine in Fla.]AdOn Sunday, Feb. 28 the Orange County Library System virtual event will feature a keynote address by bestselling author Beverly Jenkins. News 6 anchor Ginger Gadsden, Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings and Nerd Nite Host Ricardo Williams will participate. AdThe virtual event is open to all and will happen at 2 p.m. Feb. 28 on Facebook Live and YouTube Live.