Upcoming Events

Ages 18+. Hear how Winter Park grew from a rural frontier of homesteads to a small but vibrant town in its earliest years from 1880 - 1895. Presented by lifelong resident Rick Baldwin.

Ages 18+. Would you like to learn how to use our Memory Lab's TEAC LP-R550USB to turn your family tapes and albums into easily shareable digital files? Our archival assistant Janessa will show you how!

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Summer Camp is returning for their 4^th annual performance at the Library.

Ages 18+. Take your Photoshop skills to the next level by working with the clone tool, spot healing brush tool, red eye removal tool, and more.

Learn the fundamentals of the uke including tuning, hand positions, chord fingerings, strumming patterns and the fundamentals of reading music.

Partnership with Central Florida Community Arts.

Join us for an informative session on the most prevalent and hazardous scams that target unsuspecting individuals. We will discuss effective measures to protect yourself and avoid falling victim to these deceitful schemes. 

Get tips on backpacking, hiking, and camping to make the most of your summer adventure! Partnership with REI. 

Enjoy the sounds of ukulele music, fellowship with experienced players, and learn the art of playing the ukulele.   

Curious to research your roots and learn about African-American history? This is the class for you. Partnership with The Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society of Central Florida. 

The United States was founded as a Republic, yet by the start of the 20th century, most public leaders spoke about the country as a Democracy.  Come join Valencia College Professor Carl Creasman to see how the Populist Party and the

Ages 18+. We honor the life and legacy of Peter Hansen, long-time editor of Railroad History magazine, with a screening of his final documentary Railroad Stations in American Life and the debut of the Peter A.

Adults 18+. Learn how artists and music influenced the evolution of jazz. Find out how jazz became advocacy for the Civil Rights Movement, with concert proceeds financing Freedom Rides and the March on Washington, among others.

The Baldwin Book Club discusses books focused on the African American experience in the United States.

2024 reading titles are: 

Are you curious about diverse faiths and beliefs? Learn what makes each one different in this monthly series. Presenters will be available until 1:30 PM for questions. This month's topic is Islam.

Ages 18+. Learn how the inherent properties of classical, jazz, popular, and other styles of music can influence human thinking and emotion in this interactive, multi-media seminar.

Ages 18+. Would you like to learn how to use our Memory Lab's Toshiba DVR670 to turn your family VHS and VHS-C tapes into DVDs? Our archival assistant Janessa will show you how!

Former US Navy Captain and military aide to former President G.W. Bush, Robert Roncska, will discuss and read from his new book, Beyond the Sea, which explores the unique leadership philosophy that Roncska calls “leading with love.”