Upcoming Events

From the early moment of the US colonies, the concept we call “The Enlightenment” played a significant role in the foundational view about the national future and structure.  The Enlightenment itself is generally seen as starting around

Ages 18+. A brief, fun and sometimes irreverent look at the time period that inspired Jane Austen and why her six novels continue to capture our imaginations years later. Partnership with Jane Austen Society of North America.

Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon of Daniel Tiger and kindness-themed stories and songs! After storytime, enjoy a drop-in crafting session making your own friendship bracelets!

Ages 0-5. Drop by our Imagination Room for low-sensory free-play. Play with our toys or bring your own! Caregivers are encouraged to participate in intentional hands-on play with their child.

Ages 18+. Learn how to use nutrition, activity and sleep to reduce fatigue and improve energy that fluctuates due to the challenges of modern life.

Ages 9-36 months. Practice basic gymnastic skills through songs and stories.

No registration required but capacity is limited. Check-in begins 15 minutes before class.

Ages 18+. Archival Assistant Janessa shows you to convert your precious memories into digital files. Digitize documents, photographs, negatives and slides using the Library’s Large Format Scanner. 

Crummer colleagues and affiliates welcome you to this monthly series bridging academia, business, organization and community leaders. Learn practical solutions you can apply directly to your work and community initiatives.

Ages birth to 12 months. Hold your little ones on your laps while they listen to playful stories, songs and rhymes that introduce them to the sounds and rhythms of the spoken word. We encourage full and active participat

Ages 13 - 24 months. Singing, dancing and moving to rhymes and simple stories will introduce young children to the joys of language and literature. We encourage full and active participation of accompanying adults.

Ages 55+. The Winter Park Lifelong Learning Foundation (WPLLF) is a modern take on a timeless concept. They connect local professionals, executives, academics, artists, and humanitarians with adults who have a passion for learning.

Ages 55+. The Winter Park Lifelong Learning Foundation (WPLLF) is a modern take on a timeless concept. They connect local professionals, executives, academics, artists, and humanitarians with adults who have a passion for learning.

Ages 55+. The Winter Park Lifelong Learning Foundation (WPLLF) is a modern take on a timeless concept. They connect local professionals, executives, academics, artists, and humanitarians with adults who have a passion for learning.

Age 18+.

Girls in grades 5-12 are invited to this free and fun weekly course introducing topics like artificial intelligence, graphics, game design, cryptography and app development.

Learn gentle chair Yoga movement, breathing and meditation, and science based HeartMath® self-regulation techniques for managing stress and building resilience. Partnership with Keep Winter Park Beautiful.

Grades 5-7. Explore the world of art, crafting, and creating.

Introduction to graphic design in Canva. 

ASALH, The Association for the Study of African American Life & History, was established by Dr. Carter G. Woodson, to promote, research, interpret and disseminate information about Black life, history and culture to all.

Grades 5-12. Collect, build, paint, play, read, and meet others interested in Warhammer, a tabletop miniature wargame. All experience and interest levels are welcome!