Week Calendar

Ages 12-36 months.

Ages 18+. Dr.

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

One in five of those who are pregnant and in the postpartum period will suffer from a maternal mental health disorder like postpartum depression. And this is ok...

¡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.

One Blood's Little Red Bus will be in the south Library parking lot from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm welcoming blood donations from donors 16 years old and older.

Learn the ins and outs of veteran benefits for you and your family. Topics include state discounts, important contact information, how to obtain a DD-214, burial benefits, GI bill distribution, hospice care and more.

Grades 5-adult. AI is here, and it’s already a part of our daily lives. From helping us communicate to rapidly becoming a critical job skill, knowing how to use AI ethically and effectively is a responsibility we all have.

Ages 5+.

Read to a rescue bunny while learning how to care for a pet rabbit!

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.

All Ages. Drop in while supplies last to make some out-of-this-world space crafts.

Two Guitars Live features Fred Cantor and Patrick Kabott playing original music and creative interpretations of great songs on acoustic and electric guitars.

The Baldwin Book Club discusses books focused on the African American experience in the United States.

2024 reading titles are: 

Learn how to get involved and make a difference helping local nonprofit organizations. If you have a passion for service, there is a project for you! Our exhibitors:

All ages. Enjoy circus dogs performing amazing tricks as we celebrate National Pet Tricks Day. 

Please register all attending children and adults.

Ages 18+. Sharing the news with others? In the digital age, anyone can publish anything on the internet, even if it's completely false. This lecture will explain the way technology has made it easier to create and spread misinformation.

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:

Grades 5-12. Embark on an exciting journey into the world of comics and zines! Weave stories, create captivating characters, and bring ideas to life through words and illustrations in this three-part workshop.

Age 8 - 17. Would you like to learn to crochet? This class welcomes beginners and intermediate crocheters wanting to start their fiber arts journey! Enroll using the form below or call 407-623-3300 ext. 3.

Ages 18-25. Become a tutor, coach, or mentor for children in underserved communities. City Year is seeking college-aged individuals passionate about community service who are willing to work with them for 11 months.

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.