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In-Person: DIY Thursday
Registration Required
Thursday
August
25
3:00​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Club Central)
Event Categories: Games & Activities; Education & Learning
Choose your own creative adventure at a variety of do-it-yourself craft stations. Try your hand at different art forms from origami to collages, poetry and more! Ages 11-18.
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In-Person: Orlando Literary Expo
Registration Required
Saturday
August
27
2:00​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Library Central)
Event Categories: Community & Citizenship; Authors, Books, Writing
Connect in-person with Orlando-area literary organizations. Learn what they do, the resources available to local writers, and how you can get more involved in our local literary community.
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In-Person: Digital Publishing, eBook Formatting & Conversion
Registration Required
Saturday
August
27
4:30​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Blue Room)
Event Categories: Basic Tech Skills; Authors, Books, Writing
Learn how to apply best practices and techniques to successfully convert a Microsoft Word manuscript into an eBook.
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In-Person: DIY Thursday
Registration Required
Thursday
September
8
3:00​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Club Central)
Event Categories: Games & Activities; Education & Learning
Choose your own creative adventure at a variety of do-it-yourself craft stations. Try your hand at different art forms from origami to collages, poetry and more! Ages 11-18.
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In-Person: Fundamentals of Screenwriting
Registration Required
Sunday
September
18
2:00​pm
Melrose Center
(Tech Central)
Event Categories: Video Production; Music, Movies, Live Performances
If you are new to screenwriting or planning to write a script, this event is just for you! This class is taught by Melrose Center Video Instructors.
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In-Person: You Have a Movie Script Idea: Now What?
Registration Required
Sunday
September
18
4:00​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Albertson Room)
Event Categories: Music, Movies, Live Performances; General Events
If you have an idea for a movie script, what are the next steps? Screenwriter and professor Jennie Jarvis will discuss how to develop and sell your movie script.
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In-Person: DIY Thursday
Registration Required
Thursday
October
6
3:00​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Club Central)
Event Categories: Games & Activities; Education & Learning
Choose your own creative adventure at a variety of do-it-yourself craft stations. Try your hand at different art forms from origami to collages, poetry and more! Ages 11-18.
Learn more >
In-Person: Nature Walk Book Club
The Island of Missing Trees
Registration Required
Monday
October
10
10:00​am
Southwest Branch
Event Category: Authors, Books, Writing
Join the Southwest Library for a walk at a local park followed by discussion of The Island of Missing Trees by Elif Shafak. Exercise your mind and body! Registration required. 18+
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In-Person: DIY Thursday
Registration Required
Thursday
October
13
3:00​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Club Central)
Event Categories: Games & Activities; Education & Learning
Choose your own creative adventure at a variety of do-it-yourself craft stations. Try your hand at different art forms from origami to collages, poetry and more! Ages 11-18.
Learn more >
In Person: Mayor Buddy's Book Club End of Book Party
Sunshine State Author Series Q&A: Jess Redman
Registration Required
Wednesday
October
19
4:00​pm
Orlando Public Library
(Library Central)
Event Category: Authors, Books, Writing
Orlando Mayor Buddy's Book Club is celebrating the completion of their latest book "Quintessence" by Jess Redman! There will be a Q&A with the author. Recommended for ages 8-12.
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