Event List

Age 16+. This course centers the experiences of African Americans as we spend time with stories, movies, and written personal accounts, asking the question: What does it mean to be free?

Ages 18+. The Winter Park Library presents PRISM, a celebration of LGBTQ+ identity and culture. This event features performances, activities, and area resources that support the LGBTQ+ community and allies.

All ages. Celebrate Caribbean Heritage month as you immerse yourself in the tastes and sounds of the islands through dance, fashion, music and the written word.

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Age 16+. This course centers the experiences of African Americans as we spend time with stories, movies, and written personal accounts, asking the question: What does it mean to be free?

Ages 2-7.

You and your favorite stuffed animal are invited to our Regency tea party! Enjoy an afternoon of fun with themed snacks, crafts, and games.

Explore the role and impact of color in visual art with Rollins art history professor Dr. Susan Libby.

In trying to understand the unique concepts of the USA, we need to start with two key documents written in the heady days of the Second Continental Congress: The Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation. Professor Carl Cr

Go on a visual journey through Regency era women's fashion and see how it evolved throughout Jane Austen's lifetime. Partnership with Jane Austen Society of North America.

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.

Adults 18+. Suzanne Schneider reflects on her family’s Holocaust story — a journey marked by loss, endurance, and the hope symbolized by arriving in America.

Adults 18+. Blacklisted is a historical-political review of the current political landscape of American society.

Adults 18+. Winter Park Library archivist Rachel Simmons and local student historian, Lilly Schorr, discuss how local archives and research methods can bring Holocaust history closer to home.

Adults 18+. South Florida journalist and historian Eliot Kleinberg draws on decades of experience and research to discuss how news coverage shaped American understanding of World War II and the Holocaust.

As part of the Library’s Year of Jane Austen, the novel Mansfield Park includes the setting of a slave plantation in Antiqua.

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.

Ages 18+. Discover the subtle layers of gentleman's fashion in the Regency period. Partnership with Jane Austen Society of North America.

Adults 18+. Dr. Diane Afoumado of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum explores the tragic 1939 journey of the St.

Adults 18+. Terrance Hunter and Dr.

Adults 18+. Dr.

The Wine Room brings its expertise to the Library in this tasting session. Wine and cheese will be served. August topic: TBD

Class fee of $12 per person. Enrollment opens promptly at 9:00 AM on Wednesday, August 21.