Week Calendar

Ages 12-36 months.

Grade 3-Adult. Learn about our wood duck population, how they benefit from wood duck boxes, and build one yourself. The boxes built in this workshop will be installed in local lakes to help preserve Winter Park's wood duck population.

Ages 12-36 months. Experience a fun, play-based environment rich with toys, books and art activities and the opportunity to spend time together, make new friends, and talk one-on-one with early childhood and family support specialist

Curious to research your roots and learn about African-American history? This is the class for you. Partnership with The Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society of Central Florida. 

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. 

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

Grades 8-12. Wondering where to start on your college essay? Julie from The College Map will discuss its purpose and importance, essay do's and don'ts, and will help you complete the first paragraph and essay outline.

Are you curious about diverse faiths and beliefs? Learn what makes each one different in this monthly series. Presenters will be available until 1:30 PM for questions. This month's topic is the Baha'i Faith.

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

Hone your ukulele skills with a focus on strumming patterns and mastering chord transitions, while learning new songs and revisiting past class favorites each week.

During the years of slavery in the US, a loose network of information, safe houses, and individuals willing to help worked alongside freedom seekers.

Grades 5-7. Attention young chefs! Learn to prepare a Chicken Caesar Wrap in our fun and exciting cooking class where you'll discover new ingredients and techniques and make new friends while cooking together.

Find out the benefits of local flowers and learn how to grow flowers in our Central Florida gardening zone. Instructor: Eileen Tongson. Partnership with FarmGal Flowers.

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!

Ages 18+. Everyone is talking about AI! Come to this class to see how AI is part of everyday life.

Ages 10+. Take a deep dive into understanding Japanese Culture. Instructor: Kyoko Blanchard, M.A. in Foreign Language Education, UCF.

There will be 4 sessions in this series and it is recommended that you take each session:

This month's demo of the TEAC LP-R550USB has been canceled due to the archival assistant's absence. 

What is business credit, why is it important and how can it help you plan and expand your business? Discuss business credit, business insurance and more in this workshop.

"She helped her brothers soar… but was the flight worth the fall?"

Find out about resources for voters and why it’s important to vote. Learn the history of voting and the different ways you can cast your vote.

Ages 18+. Fresh from her appearance at Romancing the Books, Ms. Martin returns with The Booklover's Library, a heartwarming story about a mother and daughter in wartime England and the power of books that bring them together.

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.

Grades 8-adult. Get help making the most important college decisions.