Join local writers as well as musicians from Central Florida Fingerstyle Guitar Group for the Sounds of Voices, Sounds of Strings. They will team up to present an exciting show for your entertainment!
The Central Florida Fingerstyle Guitar Group used to meet on the third Wednesday of each month at 6:00 P.M. til 8:30 P.M. in the community room of the Winter Park Public Library. 460 E. New England Ave.– Winter Park, FL 32789
(407) 623-3300.
It is open to the public and free. Any person interested in acoustic fingerstyle guitar is welcome and please do come if you wish to listen and bring any friends with you. This is always recommended to all levels of players because you will be exposed to many styles and levels of skills. Bring your guitar if you wish. The circle is very casual. We sit in a circle and share one at a time.
The Winter Park Library began when nine women, all “well educated, capable, energetic, and affluent, came together on the morning of December 9, 1885, to affix the stamp of organization to the Winter Park Circulating Library Association.” The nine women were: Mrs. Elizabeth Hooker, Miss Evaline Lamson, Mrs. W.O. Cady, Miss Mary McClure, Miss Alice Guild, Mrs. C.J. Ladd, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Cook, and Miss Mary Brown. The Congregational Church parsonage was the site for the organizational meeting.
The Library’s new facility opened in December 2021. It was designed by acclaimed architect Sir David Adjaye, and is located on the corner of Morse Boulevard and Harper Street. The new facility features more spaces and improved places, with a design that is both magnetic and vibrant—a true 21st century library for Winter Park. Over a century ago, several women with ideas and tenacity began this library, a library that continues today with much the same spirit. Winter Park Library continues to guide learning, connect people, and strengthen community