Week Calendar

Ages 0-5. Drop by our Imagination Room for low-sensory free-play. Play with our toys or bring your own! Caregivers are encouraged to participate in intentional hands-on play with their child.

Ages birth to 12 months. Hold your little ones on your laps while they listen to playful stories, songs and rhymes that introduce them to the sounds and rhythms of the spoken word. We encourage full and active participat

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.

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 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. 

Motherhood is transformative, but it can also bring unexpected emotional challenges. Up to 1 in 5 new and expectant mothers experience perinatal or postpartum mood disorders like anxiety and depression—and you are not alone.

Ages 3 - 5 years. Preschoolers will enjoy listening and learning through stories, song, and play. We encourage full and active participation of the accompanying adult. Duration: 30 minutes

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.

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

Create wearable fun summer with these blast-from-the-past projects! Enjoy the nostalgia and share these classic crafts with the next generation.

Ages 3-9. WPL staff invite you to share in the fun as they perform their favorite silly songs and stories.

Grades 5-12. Brighten someone’s day with these magical greeting cards. Students will learn to create a card that transforms from a black and white line drawing to full color art before their very eyes!

Grades 8-12. Customize your own flavorful naan pizza with Nicole from Aromas of the Kitchen, as you layer fresh ingredients, experiment with bold flavors, and bake a deliciously colorful masterpiece.

ASALH, The Association for the Study of African American Life & History, was established by Dr. Carter G. Woodson, to promote, research, interpret and disseminate information about Black life, history and culture to all.

Grades 5-7. Create an original animation using Spline 3D modeling software. Sign up for the first class to attend the full series.

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

Ages 13-Adult. Like, totally join us for a special screening of Clueless as part of the library's Year with Jane Austen series!

Do you want to start a new business? Have an established business that's ready for growth? Have a side-hustle that you'd like to scale up? You don’t want to miss this series focused on starting and growing your business!

Any person interested in listening to or playing acoustic fingerstyle guitar is welcome to join this free monthly gathering that is free and open to the public. Guests may bring their own guitars and play along with the group or solo. 

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.  

Ages 2-5. Wear your favorite pair of pajamas and join Ms.

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.