Winter Park Events & Things to Do

Honoring Our Legacy, Inspiring the Future

Roll into the new year with Aloma Bowl! From open to 7 p.m., enjoy two hours of bowling, shoe rental, a one-topping pizza, soda and $5 arcade cards. At 9 p.m., everyone can enjoy a fun, safe and affordable reserved spot for the festivities.

How do children perceive, interpret, and evaluate works of art?

This annual City of Winter Park festival celebrates the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and promotes community and family heritage. The two-day festival takes place in Shady Park across from the Hannibal Square Heritage Center in Winter Park.

Artists working in the ancient Mediterranean developed a powerful artistic tradition anchored on principles of realism, balance, and proportion that created a visual legacy beyond the fall of the Roman Empire.

How do portraits influence our perception of their sitters? What do they communicate about values and role in society? For centuries portraiture has been a fundamental form of art in the western world.

Join us for docent-led tours that highlight works on view at RMA on Saturdays at 1pm and 3pm. No registration required.

Join us for docent-led tours that highlight works on view Sundays in the lobby of The Alfond Inn. No registration required.

Join us for late nights at the museum every Tuesday until 7 P.M. CLOSED FOR INSTALL: April 8th, 2025

Acompaña a la Dra. Gisela Carbonell, Curadora, para recorridos guiados en español. Café y pastelillitos provistos por nuestro auspiciador Café Don Juan.

Explore visual traditions of the Classical world and how artists have engaged with such artistic traditions from Classical Antiquity - from the Renaissance to Contemporary.

Join us for a memorable morning of art and exploration at the Rollins Museum of Art!

In 2019, the Clyfford Still Museum embarked on a groundbreaking project, inviting young children to co-curate an exhibition. Over three years, 250+ children and educators collaborated to shape the exhibition Clyfford Still, Art, and the Young Mind (2022).

Join us in the lobby of The Alfond Inn in Winter Park for a 60-minute guided tour of selections from The Alfond Collection of Contemporary Art.

The combination of the realist works by Nigerian painter Joshua Owoicho and American painter P.J. Svedja offers distinct cultural influences while appreciating the similarities between the artists’ two worlds.

The combination of the realist works by Nigerian painter Joshua Owoicho and American painter P.J. Svedja offers distinct cultural influences while appreciating the similarities between the artists’ two worlds.

Join RMA Curator, Dr. Gisela Carbonell, in exploring the practice of 1960s Chicano printmaking and how it channeled the period’s social activism into assertive aesthetic statements then and now.

Emerging artists from Crealdé’s Painting & Drawing program share their talent in work produced during their fellowship. These artists also show the value of the instruction by the teachers who mentor them.

(in person & virtual) The exhibition ¡Printing the Revolution! The Rise and Impact of Chicano Graphics, 1965 to Now, is a landmark research and acquisition effort to champion Chicano artists' contributions to graphic history.

Join us at RMA in exploring the innovative approach to sharing authority with young children in curating a museum exhibit.

How do portraits influence our perceptions of their sitters?

Join us for a day of family fun at the Rollins Museum of Art!

The 2025 Senior Student Exhibition showcases multidisciplinary work produced by graduating Studio Art majors. The final selections for the student exhibition are juried by the art professors and Museum staff.

The 2025 Biennial Faculty Exhibition showcases multidisciplinary work produced by Studio Art faculty within the College of Liberal Arts.

The 2025 Senior Student Exhibition showcases multidisciplinary work produced by graduating studio art majors at Rollins College. The final selections are juried by the art professors and Museum staff.

The 2023 Biennial Faculty Exhibition showcases multidisciplinary work produced by Studio Art faculty within the College of Liberal Arts. Learn more about works on view from artists Dana Hargrove, Audrey Hope, Dawn Roe, and Rachel Simmons in their talk.

Featuring some of the year’s best student work in painting, drawing, digital and film photography, ceramics, sculpture, jewelry, and fiber arts.

The event commemorates the ending of slavery in the United States. The celebration and observance will feature distinguished guest speakers along with community conversations on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Bringing shoppers and collectors to the main campus to browse one-of-a-kind ceramic cups, bowls, and other vessels handmade by Crealdé instructors, artists, students, and friends. Proceeds benefit upgrades to the Ceramics studio and kilns.

Each summer over 400 children and teens ages 4 to 17 immerse themselves in fun and creativity on the Crealdé lakeside Winter Park campus.

Covering four decades, the Swiss American documentary photographers shares black and white images from his favorite Central Florida communities, his Swiss home town, beloved News Mexico and recent travels across America.

In this bi-annual exhibition, artists from Crealdé’s ceramics, sculpture, and photography disciplines share their talent in work produced during their programs.

Exhibition of recent acquisitions to Rollins Museum of Art's collection.

Two artists one from Iran and one from Ghana explore the intersections of common themes and questions affecting us all.

On long-term loan from The Grasset-Linares Collection, this selection of paintings includes traditional Dutch floral arrangements, rich banquet scenes, and detailed landscapes.

This exhibition challenges preconceptions about the act of reading by exploring experimental methods of communication and comprehension.