I was a library kid. I spent most of my adolescence in the library…read more Checking out books for fun, using the computers when the internet was out at home. Studying for school. Research projects and papers. In my last few years of high school, I volunteered after school for scholarships. It's sad to see libraries don't seem to get there level of love they used to as a public service. Thank you for the childhood memories! I'm no longer in Orange County, but you'll always have a place in my heart!

I love this library! It has so many classes, books and activities available. Highly recommend…read morechecking out their offerings online. Their bookstore has a lot to look through and the price is right for most of the books. They do take donation but there are limits. Parking wise, it can be confusing. We pulled into a garage and they said that the garage for the library was next door. It was my bad for not paying attention to the sign because there is one but you have been warned! I'd like to come back and work remotely at some point.

I enjoyed going to this library branch when I was younger…read more When I registered to vote, this was the location we would go to after the Herndon branch closed. I didn't really go to this location to borrow books or anything, but it was nice to visit!

I'm a huge library nerd. Always have been since elementary school when my dad first took me to the…read moremassive South Beach library on 14th street (It's no longer there anymore :( ) and that day, I checked out the book limit which was 20 books. Did I read all the books? No, but as a 7-year-old who hardly went out anywhere, that place was paradise. That's why the public library system is such a valuable asset; especially where children are involved. It keeps them out of trouble and in a place where they can actually learn something. Fast forward to many years later and my heart still skips a beat whenever I enter a Library. This Library in particular is small when compared to other libraries in central Florida, but it's also one of the newer ones so it's clean, well kept, and has a Lab room, but also a Technology room should you sign up for one of their courses. Which by the way is completely free. I try to take advantage of that when I can, just the other day I took a: "How to make a book charm class", and it was a delightful experience. I've seen that you can even learn how to program video games if you wish to go down that avenue, or if you wanted to, you could sign up to become familiar with various computer programs, even how to build a web-site, all free, why would you not take advantage of that? Other than books, you are able to check out DVD's and movies here as well. The staff is super friendly here, definitely will be back.

I came here for early voting. It was an easy process, no line at all, with friendly , helpful…read morevolunteers at the polling place. 3 generations of us went to vote. They made special accommodations for my grandma who's 90. They allowed her to sit while voting. It was thoughtful & much appreciated. Do your part. Go vote.

Today was day two of early voting. Dates and times for…read moreearly voting: October 19 - November 1, 7AM to 7 PM. Remember to bring your sample ballot, valid photo and signature ID. I was so happy to see that the library was bustling with people who were ready to place their votes. The volunteers were so helpful directing the flow of voters to sign in and to vote in an open private booth. I love voting and I love getting my I voted sticker which I wore home proudly.

The counter staff seems to really care about the clients. I was shocked after not going to the…read morebranch in over a year due to in person classes being canceled I went to get a book for my children and the lady recognize both of my children even remembering their names. The staff is efficient with quick check in check out they have a great computer section with awesome games for the children. The only reason this isn't five stars is the book collection is very very limited especially foreign language books. Also the in person class offered for younger children and lower elementary children is also very sparse even before Covid. However these shortcomings may simply be due to less people patronizing this branch compared to the downtown branch. It does seem to have a lot less people coming in and the classes they do offer always seem to not be super super well attended. I'm guessing that's just because of the location. They do seem to do everything possible to make it a wonderful library experience and provide value to community without any additional cost for example the staff getting to know their patrons and going out of their way to remember of what type of books the children like and guide the children to those books.

This library was recently refreshed with new furniture, paint and carpeting in November 2019. If…read moreyou haven't been in recently check out the beautiful new mural in the children's area. They have computer sections for preschools, school aged kids and teens and adults. So everyone has their space.

We love our community library and are thankful for the kids zone to give us a break from the summer…read moreheat and crowded indoor locations. The kids zone could use some sprucing up as several of the puzzles are very old and worn but they have several activities for the kiddos to do while visiting. I love bringing my son here for story time, but be sure to check the calendar as they do take breaks both at the beginning and end of the summer that some other libraries don't. You can also find lots of monthly activities on their calendar as well! Getting a library card is super easy and allows you to check out books both in person and on the Libby app!

This library is OK. The parking lot is small and tight! The kids events are usually packed because…read morethere is no where else to go during extreme hot weather or bad weather. I wish the county would dump some tax dollars into revamping this place. It could be bigger, better, and offer more to the community. Coming from Illinois- this library is terrible compared to our old ones. I wish they had an actual kids area with board games, toys, board books, kids seating, and more! It will do for now as we live close but the Casselberry location is bigger and has more stuff for children. Come on Oviedo- step Up your game! Help out the library!

Located at Rollins College. The library has 5 levels. The top floor is the quietest. There's a…read moresmall coffee shop on the main level. Parking is tricky for members of the public but there are two or three public parking lots. Please note, if you plan on visiting this library call security or campus safety and they can provide you with a parking pass. Not only is this one of the best libraries I have visited (referring to study space, staff friendliness) in the Orlando area, it is also extremely comfortable. There are tons of different, unique, and spacious chairs to use. There is a section on the 4th floor called "Tower Reading Area" this unique space is hidden and tucked away. There are huge bean bag chairs and pillows within this room. Basically the best lounge study area I've seen to date! Go Rollins! #ifyoureforcedtostudywithnodistractionsalldaythencomehere

Located at Rollins College. The library has 5 levels. The top floor is the quietest. There's a…read moresmall coffee shop on the main level. Open until midnight on Sunday. Open to the locals. Parking can be a bit of a challenge.

Our family has a serious reading problem! Love our little local library that we can easily get to…read morebuy golf cart. They don't have a huge selection, BUT you can easily request any book and get it within a few days or be added to the waitlist. They offer pickup or door step Delivery. They have an amazing kids program with different Events and activities for all ages. Our babes loving exploring the kids section for books and using the learning center for different games. The librarians are the absolute sweetest.

This is my favorite library. Its beautiful, outdoors, there is a big wide porch where i often see…read morepeople sitting in rocking chairs reading a book to their child or children. There are also some amazing sculptures in front. Although I've been coming here for ten years i always stop to look at the sculptures and have a moment if reflection. Next door to the library is a a piece of 9/11 history surrounded by tiles made in different countries. Inside the library is a nice collection of books, DVDs, Audio books, and CDs of music. This library also has a full and interesting schedule of classes. Downtown Windermere is a beautiful historic town that still embodies, encourages, and protects the best of the human lifestyle. Come visit and slow down, calm down, turn the music down, and relax!

I LOVE THIS LIBRARY! It is my favorite; the staff is friendly and extremely helpful. They honor…read moreveterans and the atmosphere is quite and conducive for studying and reading. The library also has study/conference rooms available.

Books, programs on health and culture , what don't they have. CDs and best sellers as well as…read morechildren events. The Tavares library has something I like.