The Orange County Library System highlighted the contributions of its staff and the support of community partners, including the Friends of the Orange County Library System, which assists with literacy programs, staff scholarships and other services.
The library continues its monthly senior programming with the Office on Aging and the volunteer‑led LIFE Information for Elders series at Orlando Public Library on the third Thursday of each month. Quarterly series include Branching Out, Branching Out en Español and On the Big Screen movies at Orlando Public Library. Upcoming events this month feature hands‑on CPR training in Spanish at North Orange Branch on November 10, a Legal Aid Society session on renters’ rights at Orlando Public Library on November 20, and several Native American History Month performances: a flute concert with Painted Raven on November 1, music and dance with Jim Sawgrass on November 9, and a Taino and Yaqui Nation story and dance event for families at South Creek and Fairview Shores branches on November 22. Additional senior‑focused events are listed at ocls.org/seniorevents, and Indigenous culture events are detailed at ocls.org/nativeamericanheritagemonth.
Music programming includes a performance by nerdcore rapper Mega Ran at Orlando Public Library’s Melrose Center on November 23 at 3 p.m., and a set by Mr. Richard at 2:15 p.m., featuring his blend of rock and rhyme.
Press release issued by Orange County Library System:
https://ocls.org/ocls-blog/from-the-director-november-2025/
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