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 on the Library Belvedere. 

Ages 0 - 8 years. Sing, play, and dance during this live, interactive concert. There's an instrument for every ability in this inclusive performance.

Enroll all attending children and adults.

AARP offers tax preparation assistance at WPL from Feb 1 - April 18. Volunteers will provide tax assistance on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10am-2pm in the second floor Community Room. 

Ages 3-7. Step into the world of the book to learn, explore, and have fun! Partnership with the Orlando REP.

AARP offers tax preparation assistance at WPL from Feb 1 - April 18. Volunteers will provide tax assistance on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10am-2pm in the second floor Community Room. 

AARP offers tax preparation assistance at WPL from Feb 1 - April 18. Volunteers will provide tax assistance on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10am-2pm in the second floor Community Room. 

Join Ms. Shanna for stories, songs, fingerplays, and rhymes in a nature-themed surrounding. Enrollment is required.

We'll be sitting on the ground (Learning Circle) so please (BYOB) bring your own blanket. 

Ages 3-5. Join Miss Erin for a fun-filled morning of kindness-themed stories, songs, and movement! We encourage full and active participation of the accompanying adult(s).

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.

Monday-Friday, March 13-17
Grades 5-7. Learn the ins-and-outs of Dungeons and Dragons, including character creation, how to play a game, and how to lead a game as a dungeon master. Sign up for the first class to attend the full series.

Monday-Friday, March 13-17
Grades 5-7. Learn the ins-and-outs of Dungeons and Dragons, including character creation, how to play a game, and how to lead a game as a dungeon master. Sign up for the first class to attend the full series.

Monday-Friday, March 13-17
Grades 5-7. Learn the ins-and-outs of Dungeons and Dragons, including character creation, how to play a game, and how to lead a game as a dungeon master. Sign up for the first class to attend the full series.

Monday-Friday, March 13-17
Grades 5-7. Learn the ins-and-outs of Dungeons and Dragons, including character creation, how to play a game, and how to lead a game as a dungeon master. Sign up for the first class to attend the full series.

Monday-Friday, March 13-17
Grades 5-7. Learn the ins-and-outs of Dungeons and Dragons, including character creation, how to play a game, and how to lead a game as a dungeon master. Sign up for the first class to attend the full series.

Ages 3-7. Calling all ducklings! Travel through the busy city of Boston to find Mr. and Mrs.

The Baldwin Book Club discusses books and films focused on the African American experience in the United States. Sessions meet virtually; sign up to receive the Zoom session link. 

2022-2023 reading titles are: 

Monthly folk concert featuring noted musicians from Florida and surrounding regions. Suggested donation $10.

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.

Grades K - 4. Experience basic coding while operating the Library's Dot, Dash or Ozobot robots. 

Enroll participating child. 

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

This month: 3D Printing Pen Creations

Ages 18+. Does your PC run slow? Learn several tips and tricks to up your PC performance to like-new.

Grades 5-12. Play games on our Xbox, Playstation and Switch.

Games may be rated E, E10+ or T. 

Grades 3 - 5. Learn the art of storytelling through music. A new song and popular children's book are explored each week.

Ages 18+. Learn how to create pivot tables, lookups, advanced formulas and add conditional lists to your spreadsheet.

What is TBG? 

Play with the puppies. Eat the pie. Best day ever! Presented in partnership with Pet Rescue by Judy

You are welcome to bring your friendly pup to the event for love and playtime. No enrollment required.

Writers discuss narrative structure and how it works, engage in short writing prompts and receive feedback on your work. Please bring a notebook or a laptop for writing.

Grades 5-7. Discuss Rivals by Tommy Greenwald and enjoy book-related games and activities, and pizza!

Ages 18+. 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 hybrid physical and virtual meeting.

Monthly gathering of musicians that is free and open to the public. Any person interested in listening to or playing acoustic fingerstyle guitar is welcome.

Readers meet the third Wednesday of the month to discuss and share insights. All kinds of books are welcome, whether they are fiction, nonfiction, classic or contemporary. 

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

Email Emily McQuade at emcquade@winterparklibrary.org for suggested reading lists and more information. 

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!!