The Melrose Center at Orlando Public Library Credit: Photo courtesy Melrose/Facebook

As a working tech facility for creatives, the Melrose Center inside the Orlando Public Library is one of the city’s best artistic assets. Besides their educational service, though, the Melrose has also woven itself into the local arts fabric through its notable live programming.

To mark its 10th anniversary, they’re holding an open house event that’ll celebrate that creative diversity. Breakout Orlando rapper-singer and Fake Four-signed artist E-Turn will drop one of her always-electrifying performances and debut some new material.

Also featured is Second Saturday Improv Show, who will perform a musical that is completely extemporaneous. It’ll be a full afternoon of high-wire performance by noteworthy home-grown talents.

2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10, Orlando Public Library, free.

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Melrose Center celebrates 10 years with an open house, E-Turn performance and more

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