Week Calendar

This energetic walk (approximately 2-2.5 miles and lasting 45-60 minutes) is for the speed walker in you! Finish with a water break, stretches and discussion. Convene in Library Belvedere.

Ages birth to 12 months; Duration: 20 minutes

Ages 24 - 36 months; Duration: 25 minutes 

Ages 13 - 24 months; Duration: 25 minutes 

Ages 1-5. Learn through exploration, curiosity, problem solving and creativity in this sensory play opportunity. Squish, squelch, spin, splash, squeeze, bang, run, scoop, shake, drop, smear, toss, spray, and ooze! Please dress for mess.

Ages 13 - 24 months; Duration: 25 minutes 

Ages 3 - 5 years; Duration: 30 minutes 

Preschoolers will enjoy listening and learning through stories, song, and play. We encourage full and active participation of the accompanying adult.

Ages 24 - 36 months; Duration: 25 minutes 

Ages 1-5. Learn through exploration, curiosity, problem solving and creativity in this sensory play opportunity. Squish, squelch, spin, splash, squeeze, bang, run, scoop, shake, drop, smear, toss, spray, and ooze! Please dress for mess.

What’s new in the WPL Collection? What’s the latest in staff picks? Drop by to get answers to these questions and to share what you're reading. Light refreshments provided.

Gather with other board and card game enthusiasts to play Say Anything, Taboo, Likewise, Word on the Street, Scattergories, Apples to Apples, and more. Card games (Hearts and Spades, Uno, Phase 10) may also be available.

A man trying to cope with preparations for his daughter's wedding. Spencer Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor.

Rising grades K-7. Dive into the science of sea life and learn about the amazing creatures that call the ocean their home.

Grades 5-7. Try something new or brush up on your dance skills this summer with NRG Dance! Each week will offer a new style of dance. Beginners welcome.

Enroll in each session separately. 

MONDAYS JUN 6 - 27 I 2-3 PM I THE HIDEOUT
Grades 8-12. Learn the basics for communicating through American Sign Language from a deaf instructor.

Registration required for this free series.

Ages 3 - 9. The author will read from Rosie's Rescue, his book about the roseate spoonbill. If we’re lucky, we may see the one who lives in the waters near the Library!

Is your digital life feeling a bit disorganized? If checking your inbox, calendar, and notes gives you a sense of dread, never fear!

THURSDAYS, JUN 2-23

All ages. The Winter Park Library is proud to host Speak from the Heart, a celebration of LGBTQ+ identity and culture.

K - Grade 4. Take part in hands-on, minds-on exploration of science, technology, engineering and math concepts. Together we'll explore, create and discover through challenges, experiments and projects.

Kindergarten-Grade 2. Read for fun and do arts & crafts with Book Buddy teen and tween volunteers. 

Learn all the different ways you can sort data and organize information into tables and charts in this hybrid class. Sign up to receive the class link. 

Grades 8-12. Practice your sign language skills with other users and learners in this conversational club. All proficiency levels welcome in a judgment-free space.

Grades K-7. Build your imagination and problem-solving abilities with LEGO bricks. 

Please enroll each child and adult.

Safeguard your health and future as certified financial planners walk you through various topics. This month's topic is conversative investments. Presented by Michael Clark, CFP for Keiron Partners, and Rob Legenhausen.

What is TBG? 

All ages. Wear your favorite PJs and watch a movie on the big screen with family and friends. B.Y.O.S. Bring your own snacks and pillows & blankets, too! Popcorn will be provided. Movies are rated PG.

Grades 5-7. Enter the mysterious world of mythical creatures that lurk in the depths of the sea. An evening of history, games, and crafts. 

Ages 8-Adult. Do you enjoy knitting, crocheting or any type of fiber art? Then this is the club for you. Gather your projects to relax with friends and exchange ideas in this virtual class. Beginner and intermediate crafters welcome.

Monthly gathering of muscians that is free and open to the public. Any person interested in listening to or playing acoustic fingerstyle guitar is welcome. Nonmembers are invited to bring your own guitar and play with the group or as a solo.

Public Services Librarian Jeremy Zorn hosts a monthly book club featuring thought-provoking reads. Selections may be fiction or nonfiction, classic or contemporary.

Mystery lovers meet on the third Thursday of the month to discuss what they're reading. 

Winter Park Library will screen 3 films in honor of Juneteenth (see below). Light refreshments will be served at 6; screening begins at 6:30. Directors will be available for virtual Q&A with the theatre audience following each film. 

Rising grades 8-12. From the ancient Odyssey and Iliad to today’s Save Your Tears and Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story, poems use the power of words to move people and make them think.

Performance Artist Banks Helfrich invites you to explore different ideologies in this mashup of politics and dance. Panelists delve into current topics, audience members respond, and if it heats up, everybody DANCE!!