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!

Less than a block away from Lake Eola is the downtown library. Aside from just books and movies…read morethis location has the most to offer as far as services and activities. From balloon animal courses, fiber arts, Renaissance events, resume help, or language learning, this location has it all! Plus, the staff has always been super kind and helpful. I've personally taken a couple of foamsmithing classes where you make props for cosplay. In Foamsmithing I we made Deathstroke masks. In II we made pokeballs. Both classes were a blast and I can't wait for the next one!

Been wanting to come here for sometime now but I always forget about coming. I was looking for a…read morespot to read and that's when I remembered the library. Upon arriving, there was parking all around the building. After I parked, I noticed there was a round about to walk around outside and a couple spots by the ponds to read! I went inside the library, and it was very organized. Spots around downstairs and upstairs to study or read. There were private rooms for rent. For the most part, I was able to read and concentrate. However, towards the end, there were kids upstairs that were being loud and I couldn't concentrate anymore. I didn't know this library was different than the Orange County library. I thought it was the same, but thankfully, getting a new library card was simple. I found the 2 books I was looking for! There's book returns both inside and outside of the library! My favorite thing about this spot is the architecture outside!

We were actually here to attend their annual "Books & Boots" event. I love this library so much…read more This library is huge. There are so many books and I love the layout. Because of the unique architecture, there are several floors and it feels like a magical maze inside. There are small areas throught to read, explore and use your computer. There's even a little multimedia section! There is also a special events center next door, connected by a little patio area. The staff here are so helpful and friendly! The location is so bright and clean that you can't help but feel happy the moment you walk in! Happy adventures to you!!

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.

I love coming to this location on Thursdays for the toddler/preschool time. Mr. Jonathan is so…read moregreat with kids. My 4 year old looks forward to coming to the story time and classes held by him

Located just out of OBT, around Meadow Woods, Orlando, sits South Creek Library, which is part of…read morethe Orange County Library System. Just like other Orange County Libraries, you can visit this Library, rent movies and CDs for free and, obviously, take out books. It's a pretty spacey library with lots of computers to use, quiet sections for studying and working, Free Wifi for Orange County residents and even free classes. Lots of seating areas and tables and even individual seating. Finally, they offer free classes that range from Conversational English, Computer program classes like Photoshop and Microsoft to even Martial Arts! Sweet!! All in all a pretty neat library, organized and helpful staff.

Nice place but why are they doing construction noise when it's finals?…read more Also Marlene Lugo has to be the laziest and slowest janitor at a school library I've ever seen. Stop talking on the phone (it's finals, no one wants to hear you) and do your job. (And why don't this job later at night?)

What an amazing library at UCF! I wish my library was this comfortable and beautiful. There are…read moretons of places to sit and study or check out the special collections! Tons of outlets to plug in your devices wherever you want to sit. There is also a gallery space and other displays throughout the library with artwork. Also, one of the most interesting automated storage and retrieval facility systems I've ever seen. It is super tall and stores over 12,000 bins holding numerous boxed items in a temperature controlled environment to protect the items.

I was completely unaware of the weekend activities at the library for littles. My daughter was able…read moreto play an educational game on the computer while we waited for the presentation to begin. We got information, played a fun game AND did a stem activity. I am eager to incorporate these events into our weekend routines!

I haven't been here in several years but dang it hasn't changed a bit. It's super quiet like u…read moreexpect and the staff are super friendly and knowledgeable about where books as well as certain authors are located. Excellent experience

This location is awesome and cute. Love that it's right in Dr Phillips. They have great storylines…read morefor kids. The kids section is really awesome too. It has many computers for little ones to play on.

I just love coming into the library. The ladies at the front desk are always so friendly and…read morehelpful. Today I just grabbed some magazines and sat in the back and browsed through them. They have a nice area that is perfect for that.

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.

Went here for the first time for toddler storytime and was pleasantly surprised! It had a great mix…read moreof book reading, fun interactive songs, and even a short but adorable puppet show at the end. They also had a craft station set up with all the supplies ready for the kids to get creative. The library itself is on the smaller side and a bit worn down, and the children's book area felt a little cramped. But there's a cozy corner with toys and puzzles that kept my twins entertained. Overall, a fun way to spend a couple of hours with your toddler!

Overall, the Maitland Public Library is a decent enough library. It is not the biggest library, but…read moreit fills the community of Maitland's needs. At times and with the internet making basically everything a library can offer twenty-four hours a day at your fingertips, it is good tonsee that our communities still embrace the concept of the public library.

This is a smaller library and while it sure surely meet the needs of the locals, I didn't find it…read morewould work for me today as my "office." There are stacks and tables and computers available, but I did not spot a good place where I could sit with my laptop and perhaps take a quiet phone call. Still, it's a lovely space and the staff were helpful and friendly. [Review 19308 overall - 1656 in Florida - 278 of 2023.]

This library is a rough gym hidden off of 436. It's housed in an old historical building that used…read moreto be a hotel! Although it's not very large, they have everything you'd expect for a library: wide selection of books, computers, and multimedia. They also have a very good children's program that goes throughout the week. Pro tip: check out the mini park nestled at the back of the parking lot. Great place to enjoy a peaceful minute or eat lunch.