Week Calendar

Tis 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 24 - 36 months; Duration: 25 minutes 

Ages 13 - 24 months; Duration: 25 minutes 

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. 

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.

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 24 - 36 months; Duration: 25 minutes 

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

Ages 2-5 years. Preschoolers will listen and learn through stories, song, and play. We encourage full and active participation of the accompanying adult. Bring your own blanket to sit on the ground. 

Are you interested in reaching back to your roots, learning about African-American history within a nurturing environment? Look no further than the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society of Central Florida. 

Ages 18+. Learn to improve dream recall, unpack the symbolic language of dreams and apply two different methods to understand the “theater of the night.” Sign up for the first session to enroll in the series. 

Why did English colonists living in what was the most liberal society in the world decide to rebel against their government? Professor Carl Creasman investigates the issues and moments that led to the American Revolution. 

Grades 8-12. Build a delicious burrito and play Taco vs. Burrito while it bakes!

Ages 18+. Take your Android experience to the next level by exploring customized themes, Google Photos/Sharing photos and more to upgrade your daily tasks.

Ages 18+. See a model, built layer by layer, learn about filaments used for various applications, and what software is required.

Grades 8 - 12. Share your time, creativity, and enthusiasm to make the library a better resource and place for teens. A volunteer service opportunity.

What does TAB do?

All ages. Drop in and experience Virtual Reality with the Oculus Quest.

The attached waiver is required to participate.

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

Please enroll each child and adult.

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 5-12. Develop skills essential to theater performance in this series of eight classes. Learn and rehearse monologues and scenes for a student showcase on Tuesday, May 2.

January-April, 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month. 

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 hybrid physical and virtual class.

Experienced and fledgling tellers gather monthly to share stories and practice their craft. This event is free and open to the public.

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

Create a fun springtime wreath to celebrate the season! Materials provided. Dress for mess.

Ages 3-5. Wear your favorite pair of pajamas and join Ms.