Week Calendar

Ages 13 - 24 months. Singing, dancing and moving to rhymes and simple stories will introduce young children to the joys of language and literature. We encourage full and active participation of accompanying adults.&

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.

Learn gentle chair Yoga movement, breathing and meditation, and science based HeartMath® self-regulation techniques for managing stress and building resilience. Partnership with Keep Winter Park Beautiful.

Ages 24 - 36 months. Bring your terrific tots to this interactive storytime that includes fun with books, songs, fingerplays and movement. We encourage full and active participation of the accompanying adults. 

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

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.

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. 

Good sleep isn't a luxury, it's a necessity. Learn the latest discoveries in sleep medicine and strategies to combat  common sleep thieves, and create a personal action plan to take control of your rest. Partnership with AdventHealth.

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.

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

This month is a drop-in class on a first come basis while space is available.

Attention citizen scientists! Several Winter Park lakes need volunteers to monitor the health of our lakes. This session will provide information on the program’s vital impact. Learn how you can help through the LAKEWATCH sampling program.

Are you new to family history research or just need a refresher? Look no further! Learn the basics of genealogical research, how to create a family tree, and how to use online databases with genealogy expert Elaine Powell.

Grades 5-7. Play chess in a fun, informal setting, with snacks! All levels welcome.

Ages 18+. Expand your 3D printing expertise by mastering essential techniques, from material selection to print optimization, and creating high-quality, detailed prints with greater confidence and precision.

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+. Would you like to learn how to use our Memory Lab's TEAC LP-R550USB to turn your family tapes and albums into easily shareable digital files? Our archival assistant Janessa will show you how!

First, you’ll hear experienced songwriters discuss their craft, along with audience Q&A. Then you’ll try your hand at writing a song of your own, individually or with the group.

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.

The Wine Room brings its expertise to the Library in this tasting session. Wine and cheeses will be served. November topic: Bubbles & Cheese

Must be 21 or older to participate. Registration is now closed.