National Library Week is from April 23-April 29 and the Osceola Library System is hosting some exciting programs to celebrate!
On April 27- April 29, the West Osceola Library is having the Osceola Friends of the Library Book Sale. You don’t want to miss this great opportunity to support your reading habits and the amazing programs sponsored by the Friends of the Library!
Poinciana Library is the place to be for kids with the program Glow Read a Book! On April 29 at 11am, glow your brightest at our immersive black light library appreciation night. Games, reading strategies, and luminescent activities will have you falling in love with the library over and over again.
The Veterans Memorial Library-St. Cloud Branch is hosting Love My Library: Painted Bookshelf Canvas on April 24 at 12pm. You can create a personalized painted bookshelf canvas to display the titles of your favorite literary works! On April 25 at 5pm, the St. Cloud Branch is presenting Love My Library: Classical Literature Trivia. Participate in this game-show-style trivia challenge to see if you can take home the Classical Champion Award.
Hart Memorial Central Library is a great place to celebrate National Library Week with the program Painted Bookends on April 25 at 6pm. You can show your Library Love by painting a bookend to decorate the shelves at the library. Supplies are provided.
Check out more events at the Full Event Calendar!
We Appreciate Our Patrons
Take a look inside the various programs that happen throughout the Osceola Library System!
Hart Memorial Central Library Book Sale
Poinciana Library Mini Portraits – Women’s History
West Osceola Library Beginning Guitar
Staff Day 2023
Veterans Memorial Library – St. Cloud Branch Fairy Frolic
West Osceola Library Full STEAM Ahead: Homeschool
Career Online High School 2023 Ceremony
International Festival 2022
Storytimes
Poinciana Library Crafters Fair
Our Patrons Appreciate Us
Read what our patrons had to say about why they love the Library!
I don’t even know where to start. We have a place to just exist without spending money. I’m a teenager and everybody tells me to get off the phone but I have nowhere to go. I live in a gated community far away from any entertainment. So when I go to the library right next to the park, I taste freedom. I touch the pages and just stare at how many seats and chairs we have. I marvel at our manga and comic collection. This library is my haven in Florida where so many books are being pulled off the shelves due to proto-fascism. And I adore how my student id, I can access all the books. It brings great peace to my heart. Thank you librarians for working so hard to make this place run. I appreciate it. It’s a collapsing world out there but the library—I can have a taste of peace.
I love the library for providing free weekly activities for my child. I also love that no matter how tight our budget is, we can go every week and bring home a new haul of books without costing us anything. It is the one place I can feel rich.
I love being able to check out new releases as well as ebooks for my kindle. Just going to the library and browsing the shelves always makes me feel better after a long day.
The library gives me a safe, quiet place with many available resources to tutor students. We enjoy the tables as well as the private rooms and computers.
