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 

Mayores de 18 años. ¡Descubriremos y compartiremos juntos mientras exploramos diferentes temas que rodean el teatro, la actuación y la vida! Este Taller es en español con traducción al inglés cuando sea necesario.

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 

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.

Ages 3-5. Explore STEAM – Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math – concepts through stories and hands-on activities. Classes may focus on one or more areas. Please dress for mess. Caregivers are encouraged to participate with children.

Explore humanity through film, followed by engaging conversation, in this monthly showcase of short films. This month features a special one-minute film festival. For more information, contact Banks Helfrich at 

Ages 3 - 5. Paint, glue, color and create! Young children will enjoy stories, songs and exploring age-appropriate art experiences. Dress for mess.

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.

Rising grades 5-12. You're on a non-stop flight from Washington, DC to San Juan, Puerto Rico, looking at a smooth journey over the Bermuda Triangle. Let's hope nothing goes wrong. 

Session repeats at 3:30 PM.

THURSDAYS, JUN 2-23

Monthly folk concert featuring noted musicians from Florida and surrounding regions. Central Florida Folk members, $15 admission. Suggested donation for WPL members $5.

Rising grades 5-12. You're on a non-stop flight from Washington, DC to San Juan, Puerto Rico, looking at a smooth journey over the Bermuda Triangle. Let's hope nothing goes wrong. 

Grades 5-7. Design and build a tower that can withstand a live test of simulated wind and rain! 

Grades K - 7. Use basic engineering skills to build a scribble bot and watch it draw. 

Enroll each child.

Canceled!

This class will be rescheduled for sometime in late July. All registrants of Excel Advanced Part 1 will be notified in advance of the new date when it has been chosen.

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 5-7. Discuss Daughter of the Deep by Rick Riordan and enjoy book-related games and activities, and pizza!

Local writers in the Orange County Chapter of the Florida Writer’s Association (FWA), formerly led by Rik Feeney, gather here to read, listen and give feedback.

Interested in recording your own music or spoken-word project? Come learn recording basics!  Your Library has a brand-new recording studio available to full-service cardholders to help you get that project off the ground. 

Ages birth to 5; Duration: 30 minutes

The Omega Factor follows UNESCO investigator Nicholas Lee as he travels to Belgium and unwittingly stumbles on the trail of a legendary panel from the Ghent Altarpiece, stolen in 1934 under cover of night and never seen since.

Join us for Clare Vickery's Florida Historic Resources Board grant presentation of two short documentaries on Isabel Roberts and Ida Annah Ryan, their all-female firm during the 1920's, their careers and buildings in Central Fl

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.

Adult fiction and non-fiction writers meet the 4th Wednesday of the month, in association with the Writers of Central Florida, offering each other support and critiques. Contact asimpson@wppl.org&nb