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Library Pop-Up: Horizon West
Fyütch
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
10:30​am
Southwest Branch
Event Category: Music, Movies, Live Performances
Grammy-nominated artist hosts a special Juneteenth-inspired concert with songs about community, Black history, and culture, through a blend of Hip Hop, soul, R&B, and pop! Recommended for ages 0-12.
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Royal Tea Party
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
10:30​am
Alafaya Branch
(Alafaya - Back of Branch)
Event Categories: Storytime; Cooking & Food
Hear ye, hear ye, all princes and princesses are invited to our royal tea party, featuring delightful treats, a regal crafts, and a surprise guest. Recommended for ages 3-5. Registration required.
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Hearts of Gold Therapy Dogs
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
10:30​am
South Creek Branch
(South Creek - Children's Area)
Event Category: Animals & Pets
Children can improve their reading skills by reading to a therapy dog with Golden retriever Rescue of Mid-Florida. Practice with a furry friend and build your confidence. Recommended for children.
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3D Design & Printing Camp (Ages 10-12) (3-Part)
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
11:00​am
Windermere Branch
(Windermere - Ask at Desk)
Event Categories: Maker/DIY; Graphic Design
Explore the world of 3D Design. Build models in 3D using Tinkercad's tools and techniques. Learn the process of exporting models to a slicer software for 3D printing.
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Freedom and Juneteenth
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
11:00​am
Chickasaw Branch
Event Categories: History, Culture, Genealogy; Arts & Crafting
What does it mean to be free? Learn about Juneteenth through stories and activities that celebrate freedom. Recommended for ages 6-8.
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Cookies & Milk with a Cop
No Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
11:00​am
North Orange Branch
(North Orange - Meeting Room)
Event Categories: Storytime; Community & Citizenship
Bring your kids to meet our local police officers and enjoy a story, cookies and milk! This series will be a great chance to interact with Apopka officers in a fun and informative environment.
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3D Design & Printing Camp (Ages 10-12) (3-Part)
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
11:00​am
Orlando Public Library
(Purple Room)
Event Categories: Maker/DIY; Graphic Design
Explore the world of 3D Design. Build models in 3D using Tinkercad's tools and design your own pendant or bookmark. Learn the process of exporting models to a slicer software for 3D printing.
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Online Class: Budgeting with Excel (Ages 10-12)
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
11:15​am
Online
(Online Technology Classroom 1)
Event Category: Basic Tech Skills
Perform numerical calculation in Microsoft Excel and learn how to use the tools needed to create a budget.
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Code with Sphero indi Cars (Ages 7-9)
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
11:15​am
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Categories: Coding & Robotics; Basic Tech Skills
Speed into STEM with indi! Help indi cars drive through mazes you design. Learn the basics of coding and computational thinking with indi.
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The Drone Zone (Ages 10-12)
Registration Required
Saturday
June
17
12:30​pm
Washington Park Branch
(Washington Park - Technology Classroom)
Event Category: Coding & Robotics
Pilot real drones in Drone Zone. Compete in races and fly drones through obstacle course challenges, use the cannon to hit targets and the grabber to make deliveries.
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