Storytimes near WEST OSCEOLA BRANCH LIBRARY

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Dig into the past! Learn how soil layers tell Earth’s story, uncover fossil secrets, and build a delicious, layered dirt cup in this fun, hands-on science experience!

West Osceola Meeting Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Unlock the full potential of your mobile device! Learn how to navigate, customize, and use key features on your smartphone or tablet. Perfect for beginners and those looking to improve their tech skills.

West Osceola Meeting Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Nutrition experts teach how to shop smarter, using nutritional information to make healthier choices and cook delicious, affordable meals at home on a budget. An exciting new topic will be discussed at each meeting. Presented by Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Explore the world from a new perspective! Gain insight into the challenges some people face while learning the importance of accessibility, inclusion, respect, and appreciation for the unique abilities and experiences of others.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Dig deep and discover stories beneath the surface as poets, storytellers, musicians, and truth-seekers unearth the forgotten, the buried, and the boldly personal. Sign up to share your story with others or simply come to enjoy local talent. Registration required for open mic participants.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Become more familiar with the English language. Taught by a certified instructor in partnership with the Adult Literacy League.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Enjoy an afternoon under our stars with these campy cinema favorites. Keep cozy with a blanket and pillow brought from home. Closed captioning available upon request. An orphaned brontosaurus teams up with other young dinosaurs in order to reunite with their families in a valley. MPAA rating: G. 69 minutes

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Create a personalized chakra bracelet while exploring the meanings and energies of each stone. Connect mindfulness, creativity, and balance in this relaxing program designed to inspire harmony and self-expression.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Sing, swing, and sway through this program dedicated to music and movement! Finger plays, rhythm movement, and dancing create the perfect opportunity for fun-filled learning as you watch your child develop their vocabulary, counting skills, creative thinking, and listening skills. Ages 2 - 5 years old.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Hug your little one while sharing this special first-time experience. This storytime introduces books with play time and repetitive music. Age: Birth-18 months.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Explore the fascinating world of ancient mummification and bring history to life by crafting a canopic jar filled with art, symbolism, and mystery.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Te invitamos a disfrutar de esta velada informal junto a talentosos exponentes hispanos de la lectura, poesía, música, teatro y otras facetas del arte.

West Osceola Library

The Mobile Museums of Tolerance brings its interactive and inspirational learning experience on wheels to the Osceola Library System. Engage with powerful exhibits about the Civil Rights Movement, Anne Frank, and the role of ordinary people during the Holocaust in this unique opportunity. Knowledgeable staff will be on hand to answer questions and facilitate deeper discussions. Together we can make a difference! Wheelchair accessible Presentation times: 10am - Anne Frank : Become a more engaged member of society by influencing positive change after viewing this immersive film on Anne Frank's life. Afterward, join in a lively conversation about stereotypes, racism, and prejudice. 11:30am - Power of Ordinary People : While ordinary people have the ability to promote constructive change in their communities, they can also be perpetrators of hatred and violence. Investigate all sides of this complicated subject by analyzing the varied roles that ordinary people had in fighting and facilitating the Holocaust. 1:30pm - Civil Rights: Examine the notions of identity and commonality before seeing a short documentary about American civil rights heroes and their fight for equality during the 1950s and 1960s Civil Rights Movement as well as other fights for civil rights throughout US history. 3pm - Combat Hate : Develop tools to identify and critically analyze harmful media, resist online hate and violence, and develop strategies to create a positive social media presence. 4:30pm - Anne Frank : Become a more engaged member of society by influencing positive change after viewing this immersive film on Anne Frank's life. Afterward, join in a lively conversation about stereotypes, racism, and prejudice.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Get up close with majestic raptors while learning about their fascinating behavior, hunting techniques, and the vital role they play in nature. Presented by Falconry Adventures of Orlando.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Test your skills, learn new strategies, and meet fellow chess enthusiasts while playing the most popular game in the world! All ages welcome. This program will be facilitated by Nick Perez of the Orlando Chess Association.

West Osceola Library

The Mobile Museums of Tolerance brings its interactive and inspirational learning experience on wheels to the Osceola Library System. Engage with powerful exhibits about the Civil Rights Movement, Anne Frank, and the role of ordinary people during the Holocaust in this unique opportunity. Knowledgeable staff will be on hand to answer questions and facilitate deeper discussions. Together we can make a difference! Wheelchair accessible Presentation times: 10am - Combat Hate : Develop tools to identify and critically analyze harmful media, resist online hate and violence, and develop strategies to create a positive social media presence. 11:30am - Anne Frank : Become a more engaged member of society by influencing positive change after viewing this immersive film on Anne Frank's life. Afterward, join in a lively conversation about stereotypes, racism, and prejudice. 1:30pm - Power of Ordinary People : While ordinary people have the ability to promote constructive change in their communities, they can also be perpetrators of hatred and violence. Investigate all sides of this complicated subject by analyzing the varied roles that ordinary people had in fighting and facilitating the Holocaust. 3pm - Civil Rights: Examine the notions of identity and commonality before seeing a short documentary about American civil rights heroes and their fight for equality during the 1950s and 1960s Civil Rights Movement as well as other fights for civil rights throughout US history. 4:30pm - Combat Hate : Develop tools to identify and critically analyze harmful media, resist online hate and violence, and develop strategies to create a positive social media presence.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Calling all junior archaeologists! Grab your tools and dig for real fossils, uncover ancient creatures, and discover the mysteries of the past in this hands-on adventure!

West Osceola Meeting Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Take control of your financial future with a series designed to build real-world money skills—from navigating love and finances to smart investing. Discover practical tools, shift your money mindset, and move forward with confidence on your financial journey. Presented by Aylesworth Financial Services. This month: Life Insurance 101. This session offers a relaxed, sales-free environment to master income protection and different life insurance types, empowering you to understand their vital role in generational wealth and ensuring a lasting legacy for your family

West Osceola Library

The Mobile Museums of Tolerance brings its interactive and inspirational learning experience on wheels to the Osceola Library System. Engage with powerful exhibits about the Civil Rights Movement, Anne Frank, and the role of ordinary people during the Holocaust in this unique opportunity. Knowledgeable staff will be on hand to answer questions and facilitate deeper discussions. Together we can make a difference! Wheelchair accessible Presentation times: 10am - Power of Ordinary People : While ordinary people have the ability to promote constructive change in their communities, they can also be perpetrators of hatred and violence. Investigate all sides of this complicated subject by analyzing the varied roles that ordinary people had in fighting and facilitating the Holocaust. 11:30am - Civil Rights: Examine the notions of identity and commonality before seeing a short documentary about American civil rights heroes and their fight for equality during the 1950s and 1960s Civil Rights Movement as well as other fights for civil rights throughout US history. 1:30pm - Combat Hate : Develop tools to identify and critically analyze harmful media, resist online hate and violence, and develop strategies to create a positive social media presence. 3pm - Anne Frank : Become a more engaged member of society by influencing positive change after viewing this immersive film on Anne Frank's life. Afterward, join in a lively conversation about stereotypes, racism, and prejudice. 4:30pm - Power of Ordinary People : While ordinary people have the ability to promote constructive change in their communities, they can also be perpetrators of hatred and violence. Investigate all sides of this complicated subject by analyzing the varied roles that ordinary people had in fighting and facilitating the Holocaust.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Become more familiar with the English language. Taught by a certified instructor in partnership with the Adult Literacy League.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Enjoy an afternoon under our stars with these campy cinema favorites. Keep cozy with a blanket and pillow brought from home. Closed captioning is available upon request. Set in Cincinnati at the height of the Great Depression, Kit Kittredge, a resourceful young girl, helps her mother run a boardinghouse after her father loses his job. MPAA rating: G. 101 minutes

West Osceola Library

The Mobile Museums of Tolerance brings its interactive and inspirational learning experience on wheels to the Osceola Library System. Engage with powerful exhibits about the Civil Rights Movement, Anne Frank, and the role of ordinary people during the Holocaust in this unique opportunity. Knowledgeable staff will be on hand to answer questions and facilitate deeper discussions. Together we can make a difference! Wheelchair accessible Presentation times: 10am - Civil Rights: Examine the notions of identity and commonality before seeing a short documentary about American civil rights heroes and their fight for equality during the 1950s and 1960s Civil Rights Movement as well as other fights for civil rights throughout US history. 11:30am - Combat Hate : Develop tools to identify and critically analyze harmful media, resist online hate and violence, and develop strategies to create a positive social media presence. 1:30pm - Anne Frank : Become a more engaged member of society by influencing positive change after viewing this immersive film on Anne Frank's life. Afterward, join in a lively conversation about stereotypes, racism, and prejudice. 3pm - Power of Ordinary People : While ordinary people have the ability to promote constructive change in their communities, they can also be perpetrators of hatred and violence. Investigate all sides of this complicated subject by analyzing the varied roles that ordinary people had in fighting and facilitating the Holocaust. 4:30pm - Civil Rights: Examine the notions of identity and commonality before seeing a short documentary about American civil rights heroes and their fight for equality during the 1950s and 1960s Civil Rights Movement as well as other fights for civil rights throughout US history.

WO Open Space, West Osceola Library

Practice your reading skills in a new way: try reading to a dog. Sit down with a trained therapy dog and read a short story to gain confidence and have fun! Reading sessions are approximately 10-15 minutes. Bring a book to read or choose one of our library books.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Enjoy a lively book discussion while enjoying teas based on each month’s book selection. This month: Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Sing, swing, and sway through this program dedicated to music and movement! Finger plays, rhythm movement, and dancing create the perfect opportunity for fun-filled learning as you watch your child develop their vocabulary, counting skills, creative thinking, and listening skills. Ages 2 - 5 years old.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Hug your little one while sharing this special first-time experience. This storytime introduces books with play time and repetitive music. Age: Birth-18 months.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Calling all young paleontologists! Design a dinosaur bead buddy, follow the pattern, and take home a colorful keychain to show off to your friends.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Explore the art and symbolism of tarot through color! Learn card meanings and color associations while designing your own cards in a fun, creative setting. Supplies provided.

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Step back in time 65 million years for an interactive dinosaur encounter the whole family will love!

West Osceola Multipurpose Room - WO, West Osceola Library

Test your skills, learn new strategies, and meet fellow chess enthusiasts while playing the most popular game in the world! All ages welcome. This program will be facilitated by Nick Perez of the Orlando Chess Association.