Winter Park Library

The Library is closed today, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.

As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence let’s reminisce on Winter Park’s celebration of the US Bicentennial 50 years ago.

The newspaper clippings can be found in the Library’s archives!

Our America250 display is now open at the Winter Park Library!

A special thank you to our dedicated Daughters—Honorary Regent Ann Maner, Corresponding Secretary Shari Lewis, Honorary Regent Elaine Powell, and Regent April Douglas, for bringing this interactive display to life!

Stop by to view our replica Declaration of Independence and add your name to our "I Signed the Declaration of Independence" page. It's a fun way to become part of Winter Park's America250 celebration and reflect on the courage of those who signed in 1776.

We hope to see you there! ❤️🤍💙

🎶Ages 0-12 Months. Enjoy shared activities for babies and caregivers that strengthen your connection with your child through joyful music-making experiences that include creative movement, vocal play, object and instrument exploration.

WED JUL 8 | 9:30-10:15 AM | Imagination Room

Summer Reading has been a blast this year, and it’s only getting better as we look forward to a jammed packed July!

For those of you that have been logging your reading, there’s even more exciting prizes waiting for you in July. If you haven’t signed up for the Library’s Summer Reading Challenge, it’s not too late! Sign up for the challenge and start earning your badges: https://www.winterparklibrary.org/summer-reading

Also don’t forget to check out the Library’s online calendar for upcoming classes and events.

🎶 Discover the rich and evolving story of American music and find out how a nation found its unique artistic voice.

This lecture offers an engaging journey through 250 years of musical transformation, revealing how history, culture, and innovation came together to create the sound of a nation—and how that legacy continues to influence music today.