The Celebrating the Genius of Women art exhibition features local, national and international artists who have entered artwork for consideration in an annual competition hosted by Women in the Arts Inc. For more information, visit ocls.info/womeninthearts. See More

Get creative! All types of media are permitted. Entry forms with complete rules and guidelines are available at all Orange County Library System locations or can be printed from ocls.info/youthart. Submissions should be turned in at Orlando Public Library by Tuesday, January 21. Contest open to students in grades K–12. Prizes will be awarded by age group. Awards will be presented to the top artists at the Youth Art Show held Saturday, February 15, 3:30 p.m. at Orlando Public Library. All…See More

Women in the Arts Inc and Orange County Library System invite professional female artists to submit their work to be exhibited during Women’s History Month at the library. Selected art will be featured in the upcoming Annual Celebrating the Genius of Women exhibition at Orlando Public Library in March and April 2020. Finalists will be eligible for up to $2,500 in cash prizes for the top three winners. Apply online at womeninthearts.og/art-competition. For more information, call 407.835.7481.See More

Last year, StoryCorps recorded memories told by library customers and staff. In conjunction with Orange County Regional History Center's Accidental Historian exhibit, this display of Thomas Thorspecken sketches and library photos documents that project.See More

Beaux Arts of Central Florida is composed of 50 professional artists whose mission is to produce exceptional art in all mediums. With Musings, Beaux Arts’ first exhibition at the Orlando Public Library, visitors can view some of the group’s more experimental and contemporary pieces. For more information about Beaux Arts, visit beauxartsofcentralflorida.org.See More

Discover the wonders of the cosmos through astrophotographs taken by members of the Central Florida Astronomical Society.See More

Meet origami artist Al Aki and watercolor artist Patricia Steele Radovich. The artists blend the forms of Origami and Chinese watercolor into harmonious and bold art in their exhibit, Harmony of Origami and Chinese Watercolor. Light refreshments will be served. See More